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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 10, 1787
Page
2
Fragmentary text shows a Dublin county notice about Demands at Capel Court Bank on a day in 104, with references to Dérmanis and Dublin. The legible portion hints at financial or legal actions but is incomplete for specifics.
An assortment of PICTURES by Flemish, Dutch, French and other masters from abroad is shown in the city. The collection includes works attributed to the late Major RRA and is consigned to a respected dealer in town.
Aladen Swinny Linen Daarer informs friends of his move from No 12 to New Europines Dame Street to better serve customers. He thanks patrons for support during the launch and promotes a wide range of ready linen, shirts, stocks, cravats, and veils with emphasis on quality materials and workmanship. A ceremonial dinner is planned July 16 at Retelagh Gardens for the High Templars order. knights and companions are asked to register with Mathew Mohony, E G Secretary, at No 14 Castle-.
Police announce strict enforcement against fireworks in public streets within the Metropolis. All residents must register abode and obtain a five shilling licence, valid for twenty one years, or face punishment. Public notice signed by J. Sankey as House Commissioner, June 1787.
Miniature portraits offered at one guinea each by James Norton at No 11 Crampton Court. Lane shop features fashionably cheap jewellery and various wares.
Miniature painter MaCullen has relocated from the Corner of Suffolk Street to No 76 Graftons Street at the corner of Jobitson’s Court.
A damaged notice advertises the sale by James Vallance of the library of the late Dostor CaARFENTER. About four thousand volumes across literature benches, plus a mahogany book case and a globe. Sale hours are twelve to four with catalogues available at the sale venue.
Commissioners of Police issue a notice to stop injurious combinations among journeymen and apprentices in the district of Metropolis. It warns owners of any workshop or mill who gather for such purposes and pledges enforcement of the law, protecting those seeking employment from other places. Dated June 17, 1777.
Public notice proclaims James Williams as proprietor of a Lottery 1% drawing to begin November 12. The firm offers whole chances for various prizes and a guaranteed prize structure, boasting decades of favorable draws and low terms for access to large winnings.
Margaret Moore arrives at 44 Essex Street Dublin with Golden Pippen Red Steak Cider cheese and preserves from England. She offers imported items including cheese Swiss, beef, pickled goods, and beer. Goods sold for ready money with strict low prices, and a note of thanks to friends for past support.
A late 18th century city notice from Dublin enforces new paving and wheel standards. From August, carts and wagons within Dublin city and suburbs must have wheels of specified breadth with flat headed bolts and spike nails, or face a forty shilling fine and seizure.
The act prohibits any person or persons from publicly displaying or selling lottery tickets except under authorized licenses as of May 1. It requires licensing officials to certify licensed sellers and describes penalties for violations, including prohibitions on distributing or promoting lottery tickets without a proper license.
An official inquiry probes the office over alleged abuses tied to pool contracts and property notices. The report references government leaders Bienes Bana and Keslat Ajey and questions steps for notifying affected parties without proper property ads.
In a fragmented 18th century catalog style listing, NNIS and Conxfaret near the Bank of Sir William Greadowe Newcomen show a Paximportatia variety of LAD items, including white ostrich plumes and fancy hat materials. The notice highlights colors and fabrics tied to royal names and fashion trends of the period.
Reports from Limerick note Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Crouch set to depart after this week’s run. Their fare included Lionel and Clarissa and the Masque of Comus with Mr. Holman, drawing crowded houses as audiences bid farewell to leading performers.
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