Dublin Castle Records Hint at Sunday Services
Fragmentary OCR item from a Dublin Castle page mentions a Sunday service, with unclear dates and names. The readable bits reference Juan s, 178s, and Loean atv Cattle, suggesting a timetable or local notice about a church or civic event to occur on Sunday, but details are incomplete. The item lacks full nouns or verbs to resolve participants or exact venue.
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Dublin Castle
Juan S
Theatre Rowal and Smock Alley The Revenge in Dublin
An 18th century notice advertises evening entertainment at Theatre Rowal and Smock Alley featuring The Revenge with performers including Mr Kembie Leonor and Mrs Barnes. It outlines box seating, chairing times, and mentions a forthcoming play or event with details about seating, management, and precise start time.
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Kembie
Leonor
Sale of 27 hives cat a le fox hounds and more
Auction listing offers 27 hives of bees and a pack of fox hounds with various breeds. Items described as different groups will be sold either together or separately per auction terms.
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Charles
Garden Set to Host Dowally’s Next Event
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate plans for a garden gathering or event hosted by Dowally and associates, with unclear details on date, location, and participants. Further text references groups or individuals such as fe and Gard, Gr Hou, Gee, and Bh Mr. Dowally.
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Mr. Dowally’s
Unclear Monthly Review Play by Bar Jury
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a Monthly Review item with several names and garbled phrases. Key readable pieces mention Bar Jury, Phi Bay, Wien Orch, nobleland, and individuals such as Seth and Pete Speed. Content is largely indecipherable and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Phi Bay
Beimindon
Wien Orch Cay
Nobleland
Seth Pete Speed
Crete
Geeta
Wanker
Seth Ib
Bit
Bees
Local Notice on Public Safety and Named Individuals
A fragmented notice mentions public safety and lists individuals including Mal Tatton and ALLEN Tevin Clecks with unclear roles. The readable text references a local assembly, public notice, and regulatory context affecting the community.
Bradley Engineers Reach Royal Aap Graduation
Fragmentary OCR describes Bradley and the Engineers related to a royal apprenticeship or examination. Readable cues point to a graduation or degree event in June with possible party or committee names. Entities include Bradley and Engineers, with references to a royal context.
Unclear OCR Entry From Osbor Pa Naya and Mercemite Academy
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Osbor Pa Naya, Mercemite Academy near CAUTLES ARENE RubzOD, and references under twelve years old. Various garbled phrases hint at ages, fees, and months but lack coherent details or context to determine events, people, or exact places.
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Pa Naya
Mercemite Academy
Cautles Arene Rubzod
Ito
Ition
de Vans Pe Newizone
Chrithpas
Fragmented OCR Note on 1725 Dublin Public Sale
Fragmentary text references a public sale in Dublin dated July 7 1725. Mentions Calver order and Pale int to aria fuel Cafés and an education House. Names like Jose vy Anoee and St. at show garbled OCR.
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Jaen Honan
Rest
Mayer
Notts
Eta
Fen Watling
IBM
St. At
Daily Bee
P Kien
Jose
Dublin
Eiaid
Aria
Ennis Harrea Hat Shop Adverts at Corkehitt Market
A damaged OCR listing hats and trimming goods from Ennis Harrea and N B Clemens offers Ladies riding hats white Dutch feathers and fancy trims. It notes lodgings furnished and Clemens continuing business at a moved premises with a varied stock of bonnets and accessories.
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Corkehitt
Wiliain Owe
C. Kc
N. B. Clemens
Husse
The German Bull Offered to Cows at Two Guineas Each
An old notice describes a German bull for lease to cows at two guineas each near Navan. Calves from cows will be kept and returned unharmed after grazing. The advertisement extols the bull s perfection and its numerous admirers claim its superiority.
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Seaton
achiseanTas
Navan
Mhoulanus
Fragmentary colonial medicine notice in old royal decree script
A garbled OCR fragment references a royal decree about a valuable medicine and a treatise offered gratis. It mentions a principal from royal room and a parcel arriving with a sale implied. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the core note signals a public notice about a medicinal remedy offered at no charge.
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Ang de Roum
Wanted One Thousand Pounds in Dublin Money
An advertisement seeks one thousand pounds with interest to be paid semiannually in Dublin. Enquiries are to be made at the proprietor’s address shown in the notice, offering a secure return and asking for inquiries to proceed.
Barrack Street Spruce Beer Stores Adverse Notice
An old notice lists Strong Ale and Real Spruce Beer stores at Barrack Street near Bisody Bridge run by Thomas Walker. It warns customers about adulteration and urges careful selection, mentioning lamps, carriage, and prices as part of the street commerce.
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Barrack
Thomas
Baes
Aged Horses and Orphan Creatures Appeal
An item reports distress over elderly horses and neglected creatures, urging humane charities to intervene. Samuel Thomas of Donnybrook, Lig, solicits relief and donations at the Printer's office or by supporters, noting the dire condition of the animals and the need for aid.
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Bani
Samuel ‘Rhomas
Donnybrook
Appointments as comptrollers of the army accounts
From the London Gazette dated July 12 and July 32, King appoints Sir John Dick and Sir William Musgrave as comptrollers of the army accounts, with John Batt and John Leake named as auditors to the commissioners auditing the public accounts.
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John Dick
William Musgrave
William’ Molleson
John Thomas Batt
John Martin Leake
His Majestys Commissioners
London Gazette
Jubilee to Open in Metropolis Amid EU, Spanish, and Russian News
Letters from Brufela dated July 3 report great noble gatherings in London for a grand jubilee celebrating a once in fifty years event. The festival begins July 17 and lasts fourteen days. Reports from Scheidnemuke in Eastern Prussia mention a fire at Vandsbourg destroying several houses and stables. Catherine III plans an expedition to map Siberia and American coasts, led by Mr. Birlings to chart rivers and harbours, with emphasis on physical geography. The East India trade, Canton incidents, and naval actions are noted alongside political shifts in Portugal and broader Mediterranean power plays. The Calcutta East Indiaman arrives at St Helena. ships from China and Bombay reach the fleet’s vicinity, while Admiral Campbell’s dispatches discuss governance of Newfoundland and trade routes. The report details tensions with Canton over cargoes from the Lady Hughes incident and the ensuing legal questions.
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Brufela
Spain
Algiers
Biberia
America
Birlings
Cpt
Cook
Bales
Siberia
Koryma
Catherine III
Okhotik
Russia
Abédinfiany
Kde
Periz
Europe
St. Helena
Je Réalis
Bladchard
China
Rope Gardiner
Bombay
Ie Yiver
Campbel
Spitlead
Amg
Parton Gurites
Uidal
Bedyhu'a
Wel Lworth
Mace Keti
Mand
Miquetun
San. Pierre
Bolton
Salon
New Hamphire
Hugh
Weygeun
Kappa
Canton
Grorgs
Luguies
Anguils
Wihumpo
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