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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 19, 1786
Page
1
WoelLtsnxn Dwarean announces a new sole proprietorship on Parliament Street with Coox Lucas partners ending. He pledges diligent service and promises a constant supply of fashionable wares and every article in the mens’ mercery line to merit public favors.
A dated notice from Lave-Green invites members of a club in the kingdom to pay subscriptions by February 1 1786 or be dropped from membership. Also announces a dining date and lists officials in attendance and a publisher in Dublin presenting new fashion patterns in stays corsets and riding-stays from Paris. The message thanks nobility and gentry for past patronage and notes arrival from Paris with fashionable items.
Bray returns from England with a large stock of fruit trees and ornamentals. The listing includes Birch, Beech, Cedar, Cypress, Elm Witch, and many conifers with assorted prices. The material is available at Bray and Gaar Ty's Nursery on land-Bridge Circular-Read, Dublin.
State Lottery Office warns all persons against buying or selling shares or chances in any lottery without proper stamping as required by act. Managers pledge strict prosecutions for offenders in town and country, citing previous acts and penalties of up to one hundred pounds per share or certificate.
The Irish State Lottery Office announces that any operator acting against the lottery laws will be prosecuted. Commissioners led by Lord Lisetoraint set open hours on Mondays to Wednesdays for certifying molders of fortunate chances to obtain certificates and receive value at the Majesty’s Treasury. Names and addresses must be submitted in numerical order across two numbered lists.
A garbled inventory lists New Brann of Sturgeon and New Rai Ling with assorted foods and condiments. It mentions various pickles, cheeses, beers, and spices, plus a town notice of thanks and a local vendor, near Dabtin, dated August 11.
A notice from Mic Butler announces a new stock for customers including rum and whiskey, green grapes, various fruits, spirits, wines, sugar, and other groceries. Prices and terms are stated, with sales of several kinds of cheese and other goods at a location described as Fink Cott. The language is garbled but conveys a storefront sale of diverse items.
An OCR fragment describes Turnpike free access to Dublin with tickets from Newcastle Gates and Cara, mentioning Glen Curry Gate and Leinster Roads. It touts Haddens Goody quality, adverting cheaper teas, spirits, and wines, with prices for breakfast and refined sugar, claret, and wine purchases, praising the vendor's honesty and avoidance of adulteration. The text highlights public favor and advantageous dealing with nobility.
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