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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 30, 1787
Page
1
M Donnell, Harpsichord, Piano Forte and Guitar maker at 34 Anglesea Street Dublin informs the Nobility and Gentry that he offers a variety of instruments for sale. He asserts uncommon skill and high perfection of his pianos and guitars, claiming their quality renders them highly impracticable to surpass.
A local dealer and grocer announces a sale offering a great variety of frethett hind ett Leis from the Jal t Sales with importation. An extensive assortment of every sale item at the most reasonable terms. He thanks the nobility and friends for past support and solicits continued patronage.
Fragmentary OCR shows a printing notice by ty Brere Smit for Nos 3 Bridge-sheet and a list of items including OBSERVATIONS on public life, disturbances and clergy conduct, plus a new edition by Yellera with price and a FESTIVAL of MOMUS containing songs, dances, tunes and entertainment material from Gate n ey and publishers.
Hatter Davin Gelling announces a new business at No 10 New Sidings Dame Street near Palace Market. He offers a varied selection of ladies and gentlemen’s hats and belts, with ready money pricing and guaranteed low costs, inviting friends and the public to visit.
A fragmented line hints at a new Lena comic titled The Strangers, with references to Fhatash and an Eon Bebe Plire, suggesting a mid era debut or collaboration in a comic opal style from an unknown source.
An auction advertisement states sale by auction on Monday the 5th of February at Yam Hall Rablin. It lists items including sixty Basrets and Hogteads of Amabori cap, FotyAth, plus Seaton's Cargo from Neys-Foykt Tepms at Es. The notice references Hirt Quality items and other consignments.
Neo N XYORK BLAXSEED SMITH RAMADGE to sell by auction Tuesday the 6th of Pebreary at the Bigher's office Crampton-court at one o clock precisely Light Hundred Hoghheads of flaxseed imported by the Ship ublora Thomas Jarberry Matter from New York from last Summer's Groath now at the Custom-house sale terms to follow.
Mr Jenkins of London former lecturer at Capel Street announces he will relinquish his academic duties to devote his time to instructing ladies and gentlemen in reading and speaking with grace. He plans a public lecture on rhetoric and eloquence before the season ends at 34 Moore Street.
James Vallance auctions at the Post Office building library of Dr Forsay and a cabinet of scientific and mathematical works. Hours 1 to 4 pm, sale notices list voyages with catalogues. Club members urged to pay subscriptions by February 1, or face removal from the Hughes Club at College Green. Major Carncross presides at the January 2, 1787 meeting.
Francis Higgins and Co announce available stock at No 4 Smoes Alley for site confidential variety of brews and manufactured stock. shop details and factory location listed with vague product references.
A fragmentary historical notice outlines appointments for certificates to the Lottery subdistricts, with references to the Lord Treasurer and parliamentary provisions. It lists statutes of Ireland, military discipline themes, and a generic catalog of books and publications including education, religion, and classical works.
Edward Bray, prurteey and seedsman at No 22 Merchants Quay Dublin, announces his sixth importation of English perch nectarines pears plums and cherries with a selection of grape trees and new garden seeds with hardy stock. He invites gentlemen to inspect large boxes of asparagus, cabbage plants cauliflower flower and cabbage, as well as forest trees and seedling stock. His gardener of notable abilities can be heard of at the abbres.
The notice advertises the English State Lottery of 1787 offering prizes up to one million in money. It lists sale hours at No 40 Dame Street and touts exchanges for Guinea and other valued notes. It promises fair terms and urges purchasing tickets and shares for prize opportunities in the last lottery.
Johnson and Company announces Barn Stock values and upwards on bills ready for negotiation. Downson Williams and Co pledge to expose frauds by detailing loan prices schemes and unscrupulous practices near the loan market, urging Adventurers to beware.
The notice details paving plans with new models and pricing at three halfpence per pound, plus a public garden seeds listing from Simp son and Co. It also includes a long advertisement for seeds and plants from Richard Gladwell and Simp son, noting arrivals and stock at Inchitore nurseries and Garden Seeds offerings.
The notice cites an act establishing a Dublin Lottery Office to manage tickets and shares, threatening penalties of up to one hundred pounds for selling or exposing shares of tickets without proper marking. It outlines that penalties split between the ecclesiastical and charitable funds and calls Adventurers to refrain from unlawful schemes. It also directs readers to attend at Marveabbey from 10 to 2 daily for official notices and cautions buyers against illicit lottery dealings.
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