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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 14, 1786
Page
2
A notice announces the fruit and forest tree nursery of Carroll, successor to the late Robert Quin, at Kenny. It highlights an extensive English collection of fruit trees, including Crofane Cherry, other new kinds, and hundreds of willow and forest trees offered at reduced prices. Samples to be seen at Carroll's Seedshop.
An 18th century seed dealer announces offerings of garden seeds with assurances of genuine quality and fair prices. James Reilly, presenting as England and Holland, pledges reliable goods and invites the public to trust his catalog and services.
Travian Solossi reports arrival from Paris with new fashion patterns for French and Italian stays corsets waistcoats and rating-scays. He thanks the nobility and gentry for honoring his hire and promises the finest workmanship, neatness, and expedition in fulfilling noble commands.
The Corporation for Paving Granting and Lighting the Streets of Dublin will meet on Wednesday the 18th instant to appoint a Receiver in the room of Rowth er O Cauncey. Signed by Otter Rich Gladwell.
James Blaker of 4 Lann Drapes informs friends and the public he has started his own business after a partnership with Coax Lucs. He pledges careful attention to all commands and a constant supply of fashionable waistcoatings and every article in the menswear line.
On Thursday Evening January 26th a performance will be presented by Mae Ryder and Mr Daly with Major O Flanerty and Mme Daly in attendance. Tickets may be had and box office at Mr Ryder's house on-exed quay.
State Lottery Office cautions all persons from buying or selling any Shares or Chances without proper stamp duty as required by law. Managers urge enforcement and vow to prosecute offenders in law and country for vending or retailing illegal shares or chances, deeming the practice a public imposition.
The Managera and Directors of the Irish Lottery issue a further notice dated 16th January 1786. They state that upon information of any Lottery Office Keeper acting contrary to the laws and act, they will immediately withdraw the license and prosecute as the law directs. Secretaries CHRIST and XE DEEY.
The Commissioners for the State Lottery announce office hours on Tuesday January 3 1786 from eleven to one and then every Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday until further notice to issue certificates to molders of fortunate chances. Certificates confer value at the Majesty Treasury under Parliament. Applicants must bring numbers in order with names and addresses for those to be granted certificates, and separate lists for ranges 110 1609 and 16001 32009. Secretaries Christ and Rob Dery.
Widow and Administratrix Ary Clement s of Cork Hill embroiderer requests all persons indebted to the late John Cxitements to pay their amounts promptly. Creditors in Ennis Street Cork Hill urged to present accounts. January 1488 note.
Caleb Jenkin announces sale of English State Lottery tickets and shares including halves and fourths in No 58 Case 1 G1. Tickets tarpt by the Government office with original tickets lodged. There are 72 capital prizes and no blankston prize. Tickets ten guineas entitle to every prize except the said prizes. Jenkin continues to offer high prices for light gold and pays with new guineas.
The notice urges prudent secure adventuring in the present English Lottery. Purchasers are advised of prize benefits and the draw risk. Tickets from original English state lottery are stamped and originals deposited as required by law.
Henry Whitestone advertises unequalled adventures by Guineas and a nine day drawing at No 29 Capel Street. Tickets list various Guineas values, with a chance to win half the money or an undrawn Guinea, and include bold claims of benefits for multiple draws. Purchasers urged to direct payments to Capel Street and ensure tickets signed. Drawing advertised for Monday February 6.
The Speaking Figure proprietor faced questions about a rumored production linked to royal interests in Great Britain and Spain. Officials suspended activity to ease suspicions while observers from royal circles reportedly reviewed the matter in Madrid and other capitals.
A poor man named Thomad Brotsy, living near neue Hilex-pare Iubbo, was attacked by a soldier on the road home to his family. He endured a violent assault and now seeks police aid, citing danger to himself and three young children. Surgeon Wright attests to his honesty and need. donations are gratefully received by the printer.
Brown and Sturgeon announce a diverse stock of cheeses named Bethley Huu ured Noch Wilthire Chediler Double Glouceser Dolphin Qutch Pine Apple and London Market along with pickles spices and cutups London Potter and Wicklow Ale Britto Spruce in Pots and Spruce beer Pérmaxun and Green Lift Cheete and a public note from MARGARET Mooks thanking friends and promising continued confidence Also English Sacks Kendal Coal and related items mentioned
In a 1785 notice Conyken Green informs all members of the Club Hughes in the Kingdom to pay their subscriptions to Mr Ho on or before the first of February next, or be expelled from membership. Gentlemen are to dine together on Quarter May, with Henry Brooke, Esq. presiding.
The executors of James Reilly seek permission to settle the estate through his son James Reilly of No 2 Chomascreet, claiming the will and provisions include the broad and extensive manner described.
The Parith of Sr. Luke requests aid as relief funds for Hunan Moe and Milenes have run low since the 22d. Over 43,000 has been expended with little left to relieve the sick for several weeks. The Association urges church wardens and parishioners to respond, naming supporters and a prayer meeting to seek recovery of funds.
Fragmented OCR describes sale or lease of various properties including parcels near Dublin such as Light Acre of Lancs and Buclaiy Tower with gardens and other assets. It references auction terms, ownership, and potential bidder interests, urging interested parties to inquire through local authorities.
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