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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 27, 1787
Page
1
Willyvam Long, a respected coach-maker, announces his move to 12 Main Street and pledges high quality work. He thanks friends for past favors and asks continued support, promising perfection and modest profits in his trade.
An 18th century advertisement notes a sale of eighty barrels of American potashes in Dublin at Yarn Hall on Monday February 5 to Seaton’s cargo, plus flaxseed from New York ship Fiona to Cramp-ton Cove at one o’clock on February 6. It also lists a general meeting of the Incorporated Society in Dublin on January 31 at SuffolK street and a lecture tour by Mr Jenkins of London on elocution.
An auction arranges items from the Library of the tg Ds including a choce collection across Life Talire branches. James Vallance will sell on Monday at 12 to 4 o clock with globes and catalogues to be struck at the sale place. Conditions of sale published. proceeds include mathematical instruments and violer Bowes.
The Gentlemen of the Club at Hughes’s are requested to pay their subtempoons to Magnes on or before the first of February 1729. Gentlemen in arrears will be removed from membership. Today, January 2, 1729, at College-Green. Carncross presides.
Commissioners announce hours for granting certificates to holders of fortunate chances in the state lottery. Office open on Wednesday and following days for ordering numbers 1 to 16 and 16/001 to 33,064, with recipients named, addresses listed, and fees payable to the Treasury. Secretaries CHRIST and ROBERT DELY supervise.
A fragment notes May Bry operating from Great Beil Street to No 36 Mecklenburgh Street offering to attend to commands. The wording suggests a small service or acing master ad from a historic London area.
Notice warns that any article of plate or wearing apparel marked with Coates arms or Cypress W C offered for sale or pawned must be secured. Rewards of guineas offered for arrest of anyone involved in the robbery and assault on William Clarks of Longford County. Information to Salesmatter Smithfield or John Kelmation at the Treasury.
George Grierson announces a new printed edition of the Statutes of Ireland, abridged and in force, with pricing and binding details. He also advertises General and Standing Orders for His Majesty's Forces and recommends a selection of moral discourses by notable advocates, urging public interest in education and virtue.
Edward Bray, Seedsman, 22 Merchants Quay, Lubin and Lniteu advertises pruned peach stock, pears, and conserves garden seeds at reduced prices. Includes fruit trees and plants, warns customers to visit stall for bargains at the fairground.
An antique page item describes a lottery scheme with prizes of one million money and various ticket prices. It lists open hours, locations, and methods for purchasing tickets, along with references to a book seller John Jones and a long catalog of advertised goods, medicines, and wares. The notice mixes lottery terms with book listings and shop items in a dense, period-tinged promotional layout.
The Board informs the public that on March next metal vaults will be required to halt public nuisances. New models are devised to prevent imposition and ensure safety. pricing is 4s 1d to 6s 6d per piece, available at Mr Meavitid's Foundery. Signed by Richard Gladwell.
Corporation voices concern over revised duties for sweeping and cleansing fourways with a witness present. They warn perjury risks and announce future payments will be remitted after specified hours in September and October, signed by Richard Gladwell, secretary.
A garbled notice names several firms and individuals linked to a discount bank and alleged fraud schemes. It mentions discounting orders and warnings of fraudulent activity, with references to partners, creditors, and a pursuit of safe financial practices amid confusion.
A garbled listing from Crand Exhibitions in Ar Seronse Great Room details various works and figures by multiple artists. The fragmentary text mentions Slacks Ro, Raweine, a clown by Mr Kemp, and references to scenes, speaking figures, and a titled event. The passage is largely illegible and provides few concrete facts.
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and misread names, mentioning authorities, locations, and dates in a disrupted record. Core facts and subject identities are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary without original context.
The readable segments show garbled phrases with scattered references to English state capital phrases and numbers. It mentions Red Bank Security, a date in a month, and various broken names, suggesting a damaged public or legal notice with no clear event or outcome.
The text records an auction listing with prices and item descriptions like coins, kits, coal, and various goods. It mentions the bearer right to sale, specific lots drawn on certain days, and references to guineas and halves, indicating a sale or bid process with monetary values and lot numbers. The fragmentary OCR shows garbled terms and inconsistent spellings typical of old ledger entries.
A garbled OCR item lists Robert Marchbank and others amid scattered references to English raffle tickets, shares, and a bank, with unclear dates and places. The piece mentions various persons and a public sale of lottery components, but the overall event remains opaque.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mix of place names and phrases about lodgings, food, and local amenities. Several garbled terms hint at streets, businesses, and signage but lack coherent events or clear identities. The passage reads like a crowded street scene with misread letters and partial phrases.
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