08 Jan 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 08, 1785
Page
1
A Dublin report recounts violent acts including robberies, attempted arson, and a spectacle of public disorder. It notes arrests, trials, and capital sentences tied to burglaries, highway robberies, and assaults, alongside local executions and public notices, with births, marriages, and deaths recorded amid the unrest.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a widow, an aunt, and seduction amid hardship. References to Indus or Mecca and a diverging tale suggest a maritime or travel tragedy with moral peril, framed by a lender or legal overseer. Names and places are incomplete, yielding a fragmentary historical notice.
Fragmented OCR text describes a party and drawing room details, with references to a hospital site and a building project. Mentions a secretary Thomas Gibbons and a date or time, Eleven o'clock, and a blue-goat hospital with a two feet wide street adjacent. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Fragments describe a legal notice with names and places including Holyhead Parkgate and Dublin City. The text mentions a party family and a six o clock time, with formal references to Royal authority and secrecy. The readable portions hint at a notice seeking confirmation or action by an individual or group amid official language.
A damaged listing outlines a vendor advertisement for Margaret Moore in Wa.aa and Wes RG KON offering a wide range of foods and goods. It mentions Dutch herrings bacon beef cheeses and ready-to-return items. The notice appeals to nobility and friends for support and favors, noting lower prices and gratitude for charitable assistance.
Reedsmam announces readiness to extend seed trade business in Dublin Cors Hill area. He pledges regular, well affixed stock of tender and hairy flora. Offers include trees, flowering shrubs, stove green horse picnes, garden tools, and various nursery articles with prepared prices for ready money.
The document titled Address to the King expresses affection for Great Britain and the Constitution, condemns attempts to challenge authority, and has signatures from 1690 freemen and freeholders of Dublin. The notice invites those who have not yet signed to submit their signatures at Christopher lycoe’s office in Crampton Court for a few days.
The document announces the Treasury Office will buy or exchange loans and lottery debentures on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from eleven o'clock in the morning. It includes references to sums, rates, and the transfer of Treasury Bills for debentures, along with a list of proprietorial cures and advertisements for a Manx healer.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names like Father and W. Referred to are families, a company, and officials such as a treasurer and printer. The text is highly fragmented with unclear dates and places, offering only scattered hints of a historical notice or community record embedded in the page.
An auction-style catalog listing various books and pamphlets from prestigious authors and works. Items include biographies, plays by Hayley, Shakespeare criticism, Davies editions, love letters, and historical writings. Prices and bindings noted, with emphasis on early editions and literary significance.
The Friendly Annuity Company members are to assemble on Friday the first day of February next at one o clock in the Altar Room to transact the company ballads pay half yearly subscriptions and dine. No member will be excused from dinner unless sick. William Taylor president.
Entlemen of the Club at Hughes's are warned those who have not paid subscriptions to settle with Mr. Jamies Hughes immediately. Members with unpaid dues by February first will no longer be considered members. The club will dine together on Thursday for a February day event at the chairs.
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