12 Jan 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 12, 1786
Page
1
A notice advertising a draw at No 29 Capel Street between Abbeystreet and Marnestreet offers Tickets in various fractions from whole to Guinea. It promises prizes up to 20,000 and outlines refund rules if a blank is drawn in early days, with draws beginning Monday 6th February and required direct commands to Henry Wallsstone.
State Lottery 15835 and Irish Lottery rewards advertised by Jas Williams at No 20 Dame Street. Office hours eight to nine nightly. Tickets shares or chances offered for the English Stars Lottery drawing on the sixth of next month with prizes including 20000 and 1060 prizes. William’s schemes cited as trusted past winner.
Colossi Italian bravy maker No. 445 Grafton-street Dublin returns thanks to nobility and gentry for commands since commencing in the kingdom. He arrives from Paris with fashionable patterns for French and Italian sets, wear, and riding gear, finished in the warm season. He seeks continued support and promises high quality to fulfill the noble recommendation.
Members of the Club in the Kingdom are urged to pay subscriptions to Mr. WMeuGuks by February 1 1786 or be expelled from membership. Meeting in the chair is Herry Brooke with Coeveece-Green Duc noting the date January 15 1785.
A notice reports Brin and J burgeon and Mr Brickell tying into a new premises near Qubtin as a public house ready to accommodate more patrons. Masters attend a convening by Bittieknock with moderating terms and power.
A fragmentary notice describes a former estate partner resuming business with his son Ames Rel. Rows Ames turnpike road near Dublin Gate. It mentions cattle freely entering Clon enegy Gate with Yickota from Kinnegad, warns against adulteration, and notes refined sugar and wines for sale at fixed prices. The piece reflects eighteenth century trade and public cautions.
Auction notice for the scrap iron forge and grinding mill at Millows near Dublin city. Property includes land, dwelling houses, gardens, stables and various conveniences. In occupation of Metin Patmien YARDEN and Joan Heavisip with partnership dissolved. Details from Thomas Pentre or Mr. Joan Yravisin. A person on site to show the concerns.
Abstract from Dublin city and liberties detailing quantities for a barrel of each grain and malt. Includes wheat rye peas and beans with stone measures and barley bere, oat and oatwheal conversions. Notes imprecise spellings and archaic terms reflecting 15th century trade measures.
An event announced for January 22 at St Werburghs Church by Rev Joseph Stock with a charity sermon and collection to support charity schools for 28 boys and 16 girls, including clothing, education, and apprenticeships. Donations may be left with treasurer Ben Wilson, Skinnercraw, or churchwardens. Another sermon at St NIch Switins by Rev Christopher Buy aims to raise funds for the same charity schools.
On Sunday January 6 1486 CHARITY School fund will hear Rev Thomas Hastings Archeadon of Diablin and Vigat of St Peter Parish preach at Paver Church for the charity schools. Sixteen boys and sixteen girls will be provided clothing education and maintained and apprenticed to Protestant masters and mistresses.
A damaged notice from Dublin references the Rathingle estate near Rathingle and Swords within a mile of Dublin. It describes house and farm lands with acres, ditches, and hedges, noting rebuilding work and proposals involving Sir Annesley Stewart and Beclesalineer.
Fragmentary notes describe lands in County Tipperary and the King’s County held under various names and borders. It mentions an application to Thomag Habis at Carney, Dublin, concerning a profit point and related details, with references to earlier property descriptions and boundaries.
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