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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 23, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes from Chamberlain's Office describe a Friday evening drawing room event at the Castle on January 26. Names and details are garbled but indicate a royal or official reception with attendees appearing in the palace or official pages.
The readable lines are fragmentary and mix phrases without coherent events or identifiable names. No clear person, place, organization, date, or outcome is established for a concise newspaper card.
An old advertisement for Nieae Boo ks published by Y'JONES bookfeller sells Gilles's History of Greece in 3 volumes and other works. It mentions travel guides, dictionaries, and imported polished goods like ivory items, silver wares, patent silk parts, watch strings, stationary, fragrances, and novelty items. Apprenticeship notice included.
A Church of England clergyman with A M from Oxford seeks a curacy near Dublin. Willing to serve a church with chapel annexed if salary matches duty. Letters to J. G. left with printers of the paper, January 24, 1757.
An advert seeks a skilled young man, bilingual in English and Spanish, experienced with gun and wet work, adept with Derr Pack and rabbit handling, and able to manage Vern destruction. Interested gentlemen may leave a line at the printer's to reach J. He.
Transfer Office informs friends and clients that the stock broker, previously at Bank of Ireland and Sworn Stock Broker, has relocated to No 134 Capel Street Ames Glas Bus S. Those buying or selling stock are advised to communicate promptly. services cover Government Debentures, Penny Bings, Scary, Bank Srech, and related laws, at current currency.
English fruit trees and garden seeds offered by Edward Bra We at Megehants Quay Dublin loaded with a large collection of trees fruits and seeds. He announces reduced prices and invites gentlemen planting large quantities to attend his stock of Alder seeds and sprouting stock including asparagus cauliflower and cabbage plants from a gardener of proven ability.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a money related sale with shares and prizes, noting daily hours from night till nine, and mentions possible gains but lacks coherent names, places, or dates. Context suggests a public sale or lottery-like offering with speculative terms and limited readable details.
The renownedancing-master Me Au Bry declares relocation from 188 Greist Britain Street to 56 Micklen Burgh Street. The move aims to better serve patrons as formal duties and public duties are to be attended on the stated date.
A garbled list notes performers including Signor Aveo the Italian Opera singer and various named ladies and gentlemen such as Mrs Hitchtukk Miss Hacaehie and Mr Wilder. The fragment references Saturday performances and a social gathering with vocal and comedic acts amid a pageant of names.
In 1782 the postings outline a new edition of the Statutes of Ireland abridged and other British statutes on military discipline, with a volume on virtue and education. A separate notice updates metal stopper collectors about a forthcoming price adjustment and the pricing at Mr. Meavilid's Foundery, signed by Richard Gladwell.
The Paving Board expresses concern that fines for not scraping sweeping and cleaning the poormoys, based on a witness oath, may invite perjury. They insist penalties be remitted unless warrants are supported by credible witnesses before the required hour after September and in other months. Richard Gladwell, secretary.
A garbled advertisement from a Dublin address promotes dubious banking offerings and “Anglitl” schemes with phrases about crushing frauds and selling shares at low prices. The misprinted copy lists “Banx Srick” and “Vickers” amid confused lines and nonsensical terms.
The Board announces it will pave as weather permits with square pavement from Parliament Street to Grafton Street and warns inhabitants to repair sewers and lay pipes before work begins. No pavement shall be broken up or finished except in cases of accidental fire, per order signed by Richard Gladwell.
A damaged notice describes a widow with seven children in distressed conditions seeking assistance from local merchants. The appeal lists street areas and names involved, requesting mercy and support for basic needs amid hardship.
A listing for exhibitions at a venue presenting Sig. Robicldo wing and Sig. Romeldo with Italian acts and captioned pieces. Highlights include The Dwarf Giang Piice, an automaton figure performing poses, and Les bres Chifiphieu with comic scenes. Admission 2s to the pit. seating and timings noted.
The notice promotes a large lottery offering 92 capital prizes with various guaranteed sums. It details ticket types One Guinea Half Guinea Three Guinea and more, with the drawing to begin on the 12th of next month. Wells Nicholson and Co advertise security, banking terms, discounts, and promised benefits for buyers.
Public notice advertising a varied lottery sale in Alabama listing English spate items like Laila, LiChkEETS, QUARRIES, and HOLE CRANCES with shares of Dino in Piepoitien. It promises attractive prizes and urges interest in the lottery, detailing schemes and authorized county orders and departments of lottery treasuries.
The document outlines two plans for a mile house rendezvous near Dike and Seutthbert. It notes approvals required by the next session and mentions local authorities and a police involvement in June.
Fragmentary text suggests a political figure or event with uncertain names and dates. The readable parts imply a focus on a personal stance or activity within a legislative or government context, mentioning a house and unspecified parties or groups.
A fragmented description promotes a new edition of the Desaths Proceedings of the House of Common Ireland from 1785. It highlights a bound volume with blue boards and mentions biographies of speakers such as Lord Boay and Mr Fus Twarth, noting commercial points and displays of oratory from the kingdom era.
RB Burton advertises tickets for sale at No 2 Carbustree near the Bridge with highest variety of tickets, sharks and chaise prizes of every description. Cash for prizes to any amount. Offers immediate cash and lists prizes actually sold instantly discarded by Burton.
The Gentlemen of the Club meeting at College Green require subserprions to be paid before February 1, 1787. Members in arrears will be dropped. Major Carncross to chair the dinner at the stated day.
An 18th century notice addresses tenants for life and others unable to obtain walking leases in Dublin and its liberties. It invites interested parties to apply to Mare OBEY at Cuppinges's lane, William-street, for a remedy to be sought from the Legislature, promising no harm to spouses or property.
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