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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 21, 1786
Page
2
A fragmented 18th century notice outlines a public protest by a society about prohibitions on soap and candle prices, mentions the Wardens and a General Meeting, and cites a lottery drawing for HALP-A-GUINEA with several dividend details. It references figures like J Beresford and settings in Ley, with shifts in trade and charity subscriptions noted alongside theatre and merchant notes.
Just arrived from the Bank of England and for sale at R Bayly and Co office Dublin 52 Rislex-ttyed opposite the Custom House. Tickets include Guinea shares and various fractions with proper stamps and signatures. tickets issued deposited in the Bank of Ireland. Government securities and notarial services offered daily with profits and rents in Dublin City or County.
The notice from White at Dame Street Dublin advertises English State Lottery tickets and shares for sale in varied forms including half, quarter, sixths, and Guinea tickets. It notes prizes from past Irish lotteries, with terms about stamping and lodging tickets with government-appointed offices, and lists large prizes won locally.
In 1786 a sheriff and associates including Sankey and Trevor prepare at the Royal Exchange to rake up a stated debt. Names such as Richard Davis S Hency William, George Crane, Milliken, and others appear in the roster. The document cites consecution of the above requisition and appoints 12 o clock on Tuesday for the bailiwicks meeting.
An 18th century notice announces a complete hair powder manufactory in Dublin with perfumes, starch, and wholesale retail sales. It invites country orders and mentions a second floor to let, with Keating urging public notice and various creditors of the late John Clements to settle debts promptly.
James Blaker announces he has begun business on his own account after receiving public support during his partnership with 200K Ls. He thanks friends and pledges continued access to fashionable wares and every item in the men’s mercery line, aiming to merit their confidence.
A Paris arrived stay maker announces new French stays and riding stays, praising the Nobility and Gearry for honoring him with command since his arrival. He offers wares shaped to viewer needs, made in neat, swift fashion and seeks future patronage from local authorities.
Ladens Swinny linen-draper announces a new bathware assortment at 12 New Buybung Darne-fheer. He highlights Swiss chints Englih and bi scves plus fine linen, muslin, and linens in fashionable patterns. Also offers shirts stocks cravats and gloves for single gentlemen and families with emphasis on quality materials and workmanship.
An 1786 advertisement extols Linne Ry and Carrull's Sead-shon Collettianod, praising Lin SIALE Lorne Ry Draven and Deohests Shae Fis Vowel Prices 4. Lic lula ANLADE wage bids, promoting Mount-Petier Hill fruit region and extensive nursery offerings. It touts safe varieties, mentions cherry selections, and urges purchases of mustard, peas, and gardener tools, with notices of a first season and urged engagement with Abti¢a and a cited date January 97, 1786.
Advertises reduced prices on fruit trees and seeds from DUBLIN based nurseries. Claims trees are healthier and cheaper than competitors, with grafted Philbeits from Holland and phrases emphasizing genuine seeds, ready money terms, and delivery to any part of the city. Lists agents and contact at Mrs Sher Wood.
Readable items show a catalog of agricultural produce and assorted goods with prices in old currency. The list includes various woods, seeds, grasses, and farming implements, noting origins and quantities, and mentioning BRAY and England as reference points.
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