Irish State Lottery 1786 Offered by Wells & Co
Advertises the Irish State Lottery of 1786 by Wells and Co at Dame Street Dublin. Promises major capital prizes, varying shares and chances to win, with prizes up to 20,000 guineas and other sums. Draws begin Monday the sixth of the month, tickets claimed at their licensed office with government security as a guarantee.
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Wells
An Co
Dame-street
Palace-street
Dublin
Aef
Parliathéne
Faure
Blankston
Loteyres
Trustees Notice to All Petitioners and Readers
The Trustees of Mr SiMP tion announce they will proceed to examine the petitioners’ case. Affected parties are required to appear on the designated day to prevent confusion and ensure the petitions are properly heard and dispensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simp Pion
WHITE LINEN and CAMBRACK Wardoy items from DUTTON and Company
From their Dublin warehouse in Abbey Street Corner they announce a fresh North of Ireland import of white linens cottons cambricks and lawn fabrics. They offer best fabrics at very low prices with two price points per yard and invite direct comparison with rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton and
Jervis Arcet
Abbey-strett
Dublit
Ireland
Jewelry Advertises Parliament Treat and New Stock
Keley jewelers announces Parliament Treat No 6 and a jewelry line lately returned from Lowney. The shop offers an elegant assortment of goods and a great variety of watches at all prices. An apprentice is wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowney
Moon's Cheese Warehouse Sale In Dublin Trades
Margaret Moore announces sale of the choicest stock of Cyder and related goods at Moon's Cheese Warehouse No 44 Essex Street Dublin. Also offers Parmazan and Green Swiss Cheese Bacon Hams Hung Beef English ales spruce beer and brewing essences with directions. All at lowest cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon's
Essex-street
Dublin
Margaret Moore
Weod
Bartlé
England
Ireland
London
Leintter
Wicklow
Houses in High Street Set for Term of Years
To be set for a term of years from September next the houses in High Street Nos 29 and 30 now in the possession of Mr Michael Plunket woollen-draper. Application to be made to Mr Sharkey No 6c Racklaue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micungl Plunket
Sharkey
William Allen Map and Print Seller Warns of Relocation
William Allen Map and Print Seller, formerly at No. 83 Dame Street, announces a move from the large new house at No. 32 Spileace Fownes Street. He thanks the public for encouragement and asks continued patronage as he carries on the business. A house to let is mentioned.
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William Allen
Dame-ireet
Military Instruments of Music Concert Horns and More
A fragment describes military instruments of music including concert horns trumpets bugle horns cymbals and triangles and proclaims superior acts in the kingdoms. It mentions elements about enlistment or service terms and notes an apprentice wanted. The language is archaic and unclear in places. The notice seems to be an old recruitment or advertisement for musical equipment and services.
WIDOW AND EIGHT HELPLESS CHILDREN SEEK RELIEF AT CITY
A Dublin widow with eight helpless children seeks aid from city authorities and local charities. Prominent merchants and clergy in Capel Street Jervis Street and nearby areas express willingness to authenticate the family’s wretched condition and arrange relief. The appeal highlights ongoing poverty and the need for charitable assistance from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Herepf
Aldé-man’ Monchice
Capel
Py "Strong
Homini
Kiireér
Henry Trong
Jervis-street
Thig G Lifted
Ballas Office Seeks Proposals for Port Works
The Ballast Office invites sealed proposals to reserve and improve the Port and Lighthouse Wall foundations. Submissions must be directed to Mr. Fiera Benoa Kaiteqiem in Rica and include a supply of four feet long beams, eight inches by ten inches, with details of packing and delivery. Proposals must be received by the office at Bullock Baleary Springs, with payment terms noted and ready by the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiera Benoa
Kaiteqiem
Igned
Rica
Broughton
Duscin
Loke
Henry
Kroughton
Dublin Lamp Offices and Retail Fine Details
Fragmentary OCR lists a fine related to Dublin lamp offices and retail figures. Mentions nobility and gentry, a rate of 16 shillings per unit, and varied garbled names. No clear event or dates readable. summary reflects the damaged text and partial references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lily Fale
N. B
Vane
Norris Drops Medicine Sate Removed From Royal Exchange Sale
A fragment reports a famous medicine sold from the Royal Exchange Room with fresh parcels arriving and treatises offered free, claiming no other retailer in the city stocks the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
de Norris
Royal Exchange
Blue-Coat Hospital Building to Let on Lowelly Street
A building lot adjacent to Blue-Coat Hospital on Lowelly Street is available for let. The site fronts 160 feet and is described as leading up to the hospital. Prospective tenants should apply to the agent at the property house. March 8, 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowelly Street
Said House
The Business of a Pawn Broker Reform Proposals
A historical notice describes legalized pawn business practices and reforms. It details oversight by governors and officials, including Gamble the inspector of nuisances and Bj flow supervisor. It lists hospital and infirmary provisions for incurables, orphans, and children, with references to Lazor'stillies and the Charity. Reverend Adam Yan visited by order. Samull Paul signs as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Industry
House of Indictry
Boral
Lappe Torenachait
Dotior AdamYan
Umed
Samull Paul
Historic Irish Circuit Court Notices and Sittings
The document outlines Irish circuit court proceedings across counties Armagh Wicklow Wexford Kilkenny Carlow Kingstown Antrim and Down. It lists commission days dates and places such as Carrickfergus Wicklow Wexford and Monaghan with details on sworn grand juries judges like Sir Samuel Bratreet and Justice Kelly and steps for records being called on the first and second days.
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Wicklow
Exford
Wexford
Kilkenny
Grace’s Old
Castte
Kilkermy
Carlow
Athy
Mbsitiny
Nis
Qikeeh
Marybarow
Philip Uetday
Hoil
Justice Kelly
Jidioes
Justice Grookthawk
TU Uhicery
George Crogk
Ee Ae N. B
Vagrant Robberies and Court Proceedings Reported
Sunday an old woman at Stephen-street Chapel helped pick dockets during Divine service and a handkerchief was taken. A robber escaped despite being seized momentarily. Justice Wilson later had two notorious robbers in Stoney-batter committed to Prison. rope restraints were used to prevent escapes. A wool fair at Ballhaullgate had five present with up to 957 bags traded at about seven and sixpence per bag, with mentions of large prior quantities and typical prices.
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Stephen-street
Digges-lane
Wilson
Stoney-batter
Sßalhallgetiermean
Trade debate over Britain and American independence
The article discusses economic tensions from Britain’s trade policies, noting how America’s push for independence would affect Atlantic commerce. It mentions strengthening Britain’s manufacturing base, the impact on silver and textile goods, and strategic penalties on rivals, with a focus on the broader consequences for national debt and prosperity.
Trials at the Commission of Over and Termined Before the Hon. Baron Metge
Indictments report multiple defendants in a colonial era court. Daniel and James Farrell are found guilty of assaulting Ann M Mahon on October 15 and sentenced to three months imprisonment, a three pound fine, and good behavior security. Richard Gorman faces robbery charges against Edward M Dowell for watch, a pork gal piece, a pocket-book, and a lawn handkerchief. prosecutor leniency leaves him at large to continue depredations. John M Daniel alias Andrew Wise is acquitted after robbing George B Bowen of seal and chain. Nicholas Moore and Charles Hatchy acquitted for want of event. Ann Jacob indicted for robbing Anne Kelly of cap, ribbon, shoes, and metal buckles. acquittal for want of prosecut. John Lenny indicted for negligently allowing Burne to escape. recognizance estreated for failure to surrender. John M Adams indicted for posing as Molesworth Greene’s servant to obtain three guineas. bail entered, but he did not appear and recognizance estreated.
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Baron Metge
Daniel
James Farrell
Ann M‘mahon
Maria Cagh
Richard Gorman
Edward M.dowell
John M‘daniel
Andrew Wise
George Bofwin
Nicholas Moore
Charles
Hatchy
Ann Jacob
Anne Kelly
John Lenny
Burne
Andrew
John M‘adams
Molesworth Greene
Peter Warr
Greene
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