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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 07, 1785
Page
1
A long extract describes a loaf making method with barme and warm water. It details steps for fermenting dough, layering water additions, and oven timing to yield light bread. It emphasizes warmth, patience, and careful coverage to prevent staling and ensure a successful bake.
In Finglas the Parish Church held Sunday ath at Jun Orca ae St V's en MON with preachers from the Charity School of the Kind in Dublin. Rev Dr Dabzac S.F. delivered the sermon and supported church charity work.
Proposals sought for a large estate on a wheat plantation in the Hudson River area near New York. The property includes multiple houses, outbuildings, stables, a complete mall, and a five story structure called poo Guineas. Located midway between a farm of KING's BRIDGE and New York, with sale proposals received in Dublin by Lord Wiscount Ranelagh.
The passage details a seven year old stallion of 15 hands two inches high praised as one of England’s finest, with a royal line of ancestors including Galdrider Tartar Regatus and Croft's bay, noted as unbeaten by Lottery’s sire or grandsire. The horse can be viewed at No 2 Longford Lane Longfort. any mare entered will be covered gratis.
A notice states Mares at Carton will be covered by Acchus Fur newed Horse Bacchaia during Keatin period with Down to the Green. Apply to Janes Beaty at Carton NB Goo Crafe will be had at Carton but no Mare to be taken away without GirI paying the expense.
Historic racing list outlines King s Plate entries with horses of various ages and heats to be run on a Saturday. It includes entries for carriage makers and coach owners under an excise act, detailing duties, certification requirements, and penalties for noncompliance in the Dublin area and broader kingdom. The notice assigns dates, times, and authority, referencing the Commissioners of His Majesty s Revenue.
Disjointed OCR list shows names like Liverpool, Dake, Mary, Hope, Lane, Bowen, and Bowen, with scattered mentions of packets and ships. Vague transport update notes arrivals and passengers, reflecting muddled 19th century maritime correspondence and travel.
Reading fragmentary OCR shows a river setting scene with names or initials and stray letters. Unable to confirm full details but indicates a geographic or event note tied to a river. Further readable context needed for precise T and S.
Fragmentary record notes fee and inheritance details for land and properties including a garden, orchard, coach house, and stable. Mentions a gentleman and ten year terms with unclear sums and persons named in the fragile OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Meadow Ground and unclear references to locations and people. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
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