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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 14, 1785
Page
2
Bank Opreland issues public notice regarding a ten year loan record and impending book auction. The notice specifies details tied to a June sale and lists official names such as Ell Wilson and Bawa. The fragmented text suggests a transfer event or trusteeship related to the Banks and a requested movement of funds or assets.
Fragmentary OCR note records a legislative topic on Irish independence. Mentions high printing office and a price note. Content is incomplete with unclear context and missing names or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dublin, authorities, and a secretary N. Fitton with a dated signoff. It hints at an official notice or contract action, but content is highly garbled with illegible names and dates, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
Entry Whitestone, lottery official, notes prizes offered under existing laws. Officials promise prompt processing and delivery of orders. the office at No. 2p Crer ata yaeer will prepare documents. People are urged to deal at the office to secure advantages and timely execution.
A dated notice advertises a benefit event at Mit. Whestley’s No.6 with doors at six and performances at seven for a good cause. It lists venues and participating names while urging attendance and supporting the fundraiser.
Fragmentary notice outlines duties and fees for a local exchange office. Mentions commissions and sixpence per cent. Notes on debentures and treaty bills. Refers to fidelity and office readers and patrons in a period voice.
A fragmentary notice highlights an individual well recommended by family members for a land steward role. It mentions Foeema p.Beswire at Stacrson's Seed Shop Cork-Lill Dy Cr and Rr DBEY as secretaries. The text is unclear but signals a job candidacy and referenced seed shop contacts.
The proprietor of Ranelagh announces a grand evening in the gardens with a fireworks display and wind instrument concert at seven followed by a ball. He seeks public patronage and announces tickets via Rangetown readers and the printer, noting past disappointments and gratitude for support.
Parcel arrived claiming Norris Drops cure all ills, but vendors warn the medicine may be tainted. Local protests arise as sellers tout extraordinary relief while legitimacy is questioned and no verified locations remain.
A fragmented OCR passage presents scattered words and possible names such as EWNi5 Herren Conksbil and Dear ta the Aer sell cee. It references trains, a park, and business terms but contains numerous typos and incomplete phrases making a coherent event or subject difficult to determine.
Margaret Moore advertises a mixed stock for sale including Cyders, Burton Ale, Port, Spruce Beery Beery, various cheeses from Bay dairies, and groceries like Sps and Brittol Waters. She claims superior quality and low prices for ready money, with London Bottled Porter priced at 30.3d and carriage paid.
Public notice advertises ale and porter from Porter and Ale Brewery at Warren Mount and Mill Street. It promises superior malts for age and flavors, lists barrel sizes and prices, invites friends to order, and notes terms for returning casks and allowances.
A May 25 dispatch notes no active peace or war tasks. The Imperial Majesty lies in his interior cabinet, while couriers depart to other Courts and the secrecy keeps Vienna in absolute ignorance of ongoing events.
A Kingston notice reports a Hispaniola traveler claiming ten Spanish men of war and merchantmen sailed toward Havana involving a dramatic domestic murder. A jealous husband bound, scourged, cut, and burned his rival, later fleeing. authorities offer a reward and pursuit by ships Janus Ariel and Flora toward Mosquito Shore.
Letters describe troop movements near Kingston and the Mosquito Shore amid expected attacks by a rival power. Reports note Indian bodies and fortifications, plus a Jamaican tribute to Rodney and proclamations in Charlestown about banished residents. Dispatches mention ships Patience and ongoing Atlantic security concerns as Europe and North American colonies shift toward new political alignments.
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