State Lottery Office warns licenses required for ticket trade
The commissioners state inform the public that unlicensed individuals selling or dealing in lottery tickets face a penalty of one hundred pounds. Licenses are required to operate and affidavits may be used to recover penalties before Justices of the Peace. Names of licensed offices listed in Dublin streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Lottery Office
Vickers
His Majesty
Ls Favnee
Tor
Grafton-tireet
Ts Watkra
Dame-ftreet
Roner
Burton
Soa
Capel-frees
Mell
Writs
Cauge
Jenkin
Henry Wakestone
Dame-street
Signel By Owler
CHR
Robert Deeley
Imperial Majesties Visit to Kaffa and Return Route
Vienna reports through the Crimea letters dated the 5th noting that their Imperial Majesties had visited Kaffa and were returning to Kerfon via Perecop. They were expected to reach around the 11th or 13th of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Crimea
Kaffa
Kerfon
Perecop
Irish Mediation and Dutch Revolt Turmoil Chronicle
London dispatch records Altamont and wife departing for Queen's County as Ireland notes ministers sending memorials to Britain and Berlin. Extracts from The Hague describe Dutch unrest with riots, arson, and muttered executions amid debates in Rotterdam and Leyden over suspending the Stadtholder, amnesty for soldiers, and forming new regiments while Leyden presses for a broader Dutch union against Holland's sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont
Ireland
Care
Preach
Berlin
Holland
Europe
the Hague
Union
States General
Zatphen
Stadthouse
Hague
Rotterdam
Leyden
Hol Land
Statea General
Council of State
Amerfatty
Mergen
Poland
Ambitious St Petersburg canal schemes and a Kensington obituary
A lengthy dispatch outlines planned projects in Russia uniting the Caspian with Sudkilma and Nord kilma, the Baltic with the Caspian via Witegra and Kofcha, and a Baltic Black Sea link through White Russia, with costs reaching several million rubles. The Lisbon letter notes reform plans for religious orders and continued but reduced Inquisition powers. It also cites Prussian troop movements near Cleves and Holland, examining imperial indifference to Dutch affairs. In Kensington, Henry Garth dies at 65, remembered for frugality and fear of poverty, including a frugal household with three servants paid sixpence weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St-Petersburgh
Caspian
Sudkilma
Nordkilma
van Suchtelen
Baltic
Caspian Sea
Witegra
Kofcha
Wilt
Chiérion
Petersburgh
Riga
Lisbon
Inquisition
Holland
Vienna
Brabant
Parton’s Yard
Kensington
Henry Garth
Lord Lieutenant Tours Town Before Port Lamon Visit
Land Bridlingar notes that Tuesday night about ten o clock his Grace the Lord Lieutenant passed through with a small retinue on a trip to Port Lamon, home of Sir John Biaquiere, for a few days before continuing to Collin, seat of John Fotter, Speaker of the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridlingar
Port Lamon
John Biaquiere
Collin
John Fotter
House of Commons
Dublin Irish Funds and Debentures Auction Notes
Historical financial notes from Dublin detailing Irish funds and debentures with coupon rates, Exchequer Bills, and government securities. Mentions stock par values, interest payments, and various dated issues, including treasury bills and guaranteed bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynnon
Sir Vean
Transfer Office notice on Capel Street relocation
An early notice announces Gibbons Puntycy Notary to the Bank of Ireland that he has moved to 134 Capel Street where patrons buying or selling may be accommodated on equitable terms and in candid manner. It references government deception, treason, stock scrip and loans as currency concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stgerr
Jam
Gibbons
Banx
Ireland
Capel-street
Gove
Water woman injured by coach in Enex street incident
Mary Kelly, called a water woman, had her leg broken when a coach ran over her in Enex street. She was carried to Charitable Infirmary on Jervis street where linen is in demand. The incident followed by a separate street event and reports of demolitions in Blateqnabt yard for sanitation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kelly
Enex-Street
Jervis-street
Gratton-street
Thurday
Mr. Nicholson
Royal Hospital of
Kilmainham
Ennis
Clare
Richard Creagh
Dangan
Bourk
Creagh
Blateqnabt Yard
Dublin magistrate fined for tampering with Grand Jury
A Meath Dublin magistrate was fined by the Court of King's Bench for tampering with the Grand Jury at Kilmainham. He writes to the Grand Jury foreman defending his actions, claiming zeal for public justice though acknowledging illegality. A separate letter describes an assault on a servant named in Meath. Kilbrew July 12 1785. A quarry worker in Leitrim was buried but survived after leg injuries. A Philadelphia bound sloop from China carried light cargo with cotton and Guinea coast trade profits.
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Dublin E. Bokt
Meath
Dublin
Court of
King's Bench
Kilmainham
Supreme Court
Mefira
Joseph Bryde
Flaherty
Mahony
Grand Jury
Bryan
Ham. Gorges
Kiltebride
Leitrim
Carrick
Philadelphia
China
America
Guinea
Bankruptcy creditors warned to file payments to assignees
The Estates of Collins and M Evoy were declared bankrupt. Creditors are urged to pay sums owed to John Kittgerald and Maurice Cawroon or to John Chaniley at Capel-fired. The Guild of Merchants Dublin orders indebted persons to appear at the Guild Hall on July 5 at noon. The Court council meets on July 9 at 7 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
M'Evoy
John Kittgerald
Maurice Cawroon
John Chaniley
Guild of Merchants
Dublin
Assize of Bread Prices in Dublin City 1987
An official notice issued by the Lord Mayor lists bread related prices in Dublin on July 7 1987. It details wheat at 158d per unit meat and flour at 14s per quarter as well as various meal prices and multiple sixpence rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dublin
Heinhold
Dr. White
Le Defences Prckenoe and Liverpool Packet Ships
A fragmented OCR note lists ships and cargoes including Le Defences Prckenoe the Duke of Leinter Liverpool Parkgate Passengers Nine Coltidys Coals Two Vessels Slates Five Coasters Potatoes and multiple vessel names such as Gee Bake Mail Whitehaven Connell Hons Pincete Mary Yarnaouch Howard London and others. Mentions Ballast Wind and various goods like coals potatoes and spices, with dates around July 6 and July 37m and references to packet ships and the Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Defences Prckenoeth
Pencer Packer
Stolen Horse Seeks Reward Near Mullingar 1727
On Friday night in June the four year old black draft horse belonging to Wi Lidst Repo, seen with white hairs on one side of the neck, was stolen in the Lands of Castiprost County Well meath. A reward of five guineas is offered by George Rocutorns near Mullingar for return and prosecution of the thief. William Reddot, July 9, 1727.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castiprost
Wellmeath
Man Claims Marriage Fraud In Dublin Notice
Arthur Murphy issues public warning accusing Catherine Redmond of adopting the name Murat and misusing funds. He states he will not pay any debts incurred by Redmond or under her account, and calls all creditors to review their claims. Dated Enniscorthy, July 9, 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carneainr
Dublin
Thomas Redmor
Isid
Murat
Antuna Mureat
Toolworthy
Weaford
fAirions
Arthur Murphy
Arthur Muir
Catherine Redmond
Enniscority
Arthur Murrhy
Dublin Notice Of Marriage Impost And Public Lime
A July Dublin notice alleges a fall and scandalous advertisement signed Arthur Murphy urging public print of his marriage. The Rev Tag Gamble of St Michan's City of Dublin officiated by special license to wed Arthur Murphy in presence of witnesses.
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Dublin
Arthur Murphy
Tag Gamble
St. Michan's
Tin
County of Meath Auction Of KE Town Lands and Rent Roll
County of Meath advertisement details the sale of the Town and Lands of KE Town with subdenominations totaling 880 acres. Located near the Nanny Water, this parcel lies within the Lower Barony Dual and County with rents to be paid by tenants in Sackville Street Dublin. Deeds map and rent roll available for viewing. Dated June 16, 2787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE Town
Cath
Nanny
Dublin
Drogheda
Navan
Leafe
Col
Quitaye
Sackville-street
Chia
Feé and Inheritante of Pat Lands of Kill near Grand Canal
Notice describes the feodary interest of O be Sord in lands within the Grand Canal region in County Kildare. The property, valued by proximity to the canal, is presently held by William Sherlock for the life of Mayeen, with applications to be made to Robest an Andmey or John Axomey at Jervis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kill
Grand Canal
William Sherlock
Ark of Mayeen
Jervis-street
John
Stephea-tree
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London Gazette
London
Lan Dub
Dublin Journal
Kilbrew
Benjamin Yaylor
N.B
Council of the Doute
Tia
Arley
Seantona
Dastuavsr
Dunstie
Peter
Chesler
Oprces
Annie
Rapa
Dartmouth
Reily
Befborough
the Mail
Laan Blake
Whitehaoe i
Jake
Teveres
Nipee
County OF
County Kildare
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