Levedp at the Callen Ends Dublin Castle Event
A fragment from Dublin Castle dated June 4, 198s mentions a pace event called Levedp at the Callen with unclear details and names.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jul 28, 1785
Page
2
A fragment from Dublin Castle dated June 4, 198s mentions a pace event called Levedp at the Callen with unclear details and names.
On Monday next August the efforts of LEXANDER THE GREAT will be presented in banter with a flitch of bacon. Performers include Mr Johnsone and Miss Jarrate. Boxes may be taken of Mr Mana for seating.
Mr Macklin's benefit notice states a taxed fixed event on Monday the 8th with a tragedy, farce, and entertainments. Tickets available from Mr Aickin at No 19 Marys Mon House. Included are notices of city meetings and election dates around late July with committee actions and residency details.
M ORE's Cheese Warehouse announces goods available including ham olives cheese and other provisions in excellent order. Customer payments in cash are requested. Local shoppers urged to inspect the extensive selection and favorable terms.
A fragmented notice from New-Brifon dated July 28 785 mentions Mr Bingley and gentlemens preparing to attend a sale or event at the sea. Additional text references his mews papers and galerisil but remains obscured.
A notice dated in Navan states a meeting of the Frechfielders of the County of Meath on Monday the 21st of July to discuss parliamentary duties andto consider the remuneration to be granted to the county representatives. The adjourned final meeting will be held on Monday the first day of August at noon to finalize the matters, with a hoped full attendance. Signed Henry Coddington, Seargant.
On the gth of August 178s a charity sermon will be preached in Powerscourt Parish Church by Rev. Thomas Cradock to aid the sick and superannuated poor. The aim is to supply medicines and weekly allowances aligned with earnings during illness, funded by annual collections across diverse persuasions. Contacts for inspection and initiation details are given through local clergy.
In obedience to polite company he announces a Tuesday event for AvensT next. He notes patronage and hopes the public’s generosity will permit continuation despite prior difficulties. Tickets for the ontst July instant will be admitted on the above Evening.
A damaged text from Turptbax in the Guild Merchants archive refers to Nathaniel Warstr and Isaag Gorry proposing a petition to Parliament. It discusses rights, public/private distinctions, and legal procedures about conveying freedom to a body, with references to Kildare and July 24 1978.
A historic guild delegation presents the Freedom of the Guild to Isaac Corry and John Forbes, with replies from Corry and Forbes praising the commercial rights of Ireland. The document records July 22, 1785, and notes the guild’s address to leaders of Drogheda and Newry, asserting constitutional and trade stances.
Robert Dely Public Notary at Crampton Court informs friends and the public that all government and bank securities are daily transferred at his office with terms favorable to buyer and seller. He charges only the standard commission of 2s 6d per hundred pounds. Prices of securities are posted in his office from nine in the morning to nine at night for prospective dealings.
A House and Garden to be set in Great George's Street at the Air BE N. 54. spoke at Mr. Doesine's Lopmonger next No. 53.
Fragmented OCR text notes a school calendar and student absences. Mentions dates, terms, and a plan to hold sessions in January. References to a contégenectty cohort and a retreat for students.
Fragmentary text references PORERR strong ale and an office matter, mentioning providence, commencement, and a delivery arrangement. It appears as jittery OCR with nonsensical phrases about alcohol, contracts, and letters. The readable bits hint at a sale or delivery dispute but lack coherent facts.
Fragmentary notice from a Limerick area source advertising a large property interest, requesting inquiries at the printer, with archaic phrasing about half yearly payments and a coach with hamels to prevent trouble, urging prompt enquiry.
Delivery outlines repairs and conditions for a house and furniture sale in Gardiner with details pointing to David Courtney of Mo. qi, Mary Rreet, as parties involved. The notice requests eight hours of service and references a partial description of the asset and terms.
Public hoary announces treasury bill dealings and exchange services. Proposals mention premier ventures and government undertakings with references to Cusfeney and related monetary actions. The fragment references 1790 era terms and fiscal notes, indicating historical financial activity and public notices.
An Ab ratt lists quantities and prices for corn grain malt and bars in the city of Dudiist. It details wheat rye oats barley and malt several measures and a barrel unit with mixed spellings reflecting an 18th or early modern pricing note. The fragmentary text shows standard commodities with measures like stones and barrels.
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