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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 28, 1786
Page
2
A fragmentary notice from Dublin cites the need for a Rotation Office to address delays in dispatch and Alliance matters. It notes magistrate requirements and obstacles faced, urging attendance from ten in the morning into the afternoon to ensure orderly proceedings.
The Association for Relief of Sick Poor works to ease hardship by raising funds and aiding those in slavery or distress. Beneficiaries include church wards, with relief visits by visiting committees and donors such as William Cooper and Thomas Andrews aiding in local efforts.
A historic lottery notice proclaims a public scheme with prizes including 2000 for one guinea and 1000 for hairia guinea. Subscriptions are urged through Ambasie So city of Lottery Anven Tugené with agents and managers listed for dividend distribution. The document emphasizes fairness and legality and outlines prize breakdowns.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions medical items and prices, referencing a printer line and Dr. Norra. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a medical context with pricing or arrival of medicine data. The readable fragment preserves entities like Dr. Norris and a printer involved in listing medicines and fresh prices.
Fragmentary text references grain quantities and barley barrels. Mentions wheat, barley, stone, barrel, and measurements with uncertain context. Appears as a historic ledger or commodity listing with garbled OCR. No clear event or names discernible.
An extended, garbled account describes a boyish coercion by a Nipon-bpa villain to deliver money and life. a legal dispute over a will unfolds with a lawyer prioritizing self-interest, and a pursuit by authorities follows. The text shifts to coastal shipping, prices, and trade anxiety, noting boats, herrings, wind, and commercial concerns across Britain and Ireland.
An OCR fragment describes travel misadventure and danger at air ports, with references to Bogata and the writer’s rescue by Mr Bryan, alongside a critique of bird-killing practices. The piece shifts to local crime: two thieves, named Sammack and Jones, implicated in thefts of silver spoons, and mentions of lauded courage and a tense arrival at a haven. It closes with barely legible obituary-like births and marriages records and scattered commentary on land use and tenancy.
Fragmentary text references charity sermons and a local effort toward supporting a charitable cause. The content mentions Gaon the PER o and VEEN, but details and context are unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable elements suggest a community appeal or fund-raising activity connected to charity work.
Peter Bayly advertises a service in Jervis Street offering to exchange pounds for a specified value. The notice mentions a local address and invites inquiries for money transfer or financial exchange.
Reading is difficult due to corrupted text. The fragment references Amerigan, a 70 be sorb, Parr galled, RHIN BACK, Bid bau, and mentions King with Bribe allegations tied to Lord Viscount Ranelagh. No coherent events or entities clearly emerge.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale by deed notice listing Mr Baker or a named party with a title deed details dated December 17. Prices or lot numbers are unclear. text references hands and a legal transfer but specifics are unreadable.
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