Local Jewelry Sale Announced at Norton Cameron Corner
A fragmentary advertisement notes a jewelry sale at Norton Cameron corner featuring reduced prices on a variety of items. Names and exact items remain unclear in the readable text.
14 Jun 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 14, 1787
Page
1
A fragmentary advertisement notes a jewelry sale at Norton Cameron corner featuring reduced prices on a variety of items. Names and exact items remain unclear in the readable text.
An unreadable item mentions seats and numbers related to a public notice. It references Thomas Miller and a Bates or BailyPin entity, with numbers and dates unclear. The readable fragments imply a request for recipients to obtain numbers, possibly for printing or distribution.
State Lottery Office announces commissioners to manage lottery affairs and warns that all persons selling or insuring lottery tickets without license face a penalty of one hundred pounds. The notice lists several Dublin street addresses and signatories CHR. and ROBERT DELY, Secretaries.
Aber 4 Court of Proprietors will be held at the rHouse Maps Robes on Tuesday the 18th of June at one o'clock to receive the Report of the Court of Directors for a half year dividend ending June instant. Bank transfer books closed from June 5 to July 3.
Members of the Club dine together on Wednesday the 4th of July next, being Quarter Day. Henry Bruen, Esq. presiding in the chair.
Notice to parishioners of several persons elected cantiniles for the re fyastive parishes in this city commencing the first faist, ending at the hostal to the lattice office on Monday the th day of June 1787. By order of the city office. Right Hon. the Son Mayor, MOLESWORTH GALENE, Sec.
A 177th year catalog listing books on wills and administrations the law of real and personal estates and intestate succession. Includes forms for wills probate and letters of administration and guidance on bearing legal terms for residents in Leeds with a servant’s room option and reasonable yearly terms.
A 19th century report notes Mr Howard's praise of improvements in the legislature and the satisfaction of governors with the appointed regulation for regular cleaning. The document records discussions of allowances and ties to continental standards, with spectators being pleased by the progress observed in the House.
Mr Kelly and Mrs Crouch present the Comic Opera Laonel and Clarissa with Lionel, Jerlamy, Sir John Flowerdale, Harman, and Diana in leading roles from Drury Lane and Norwich stagings. Ciara from Drury Lane and additional acts Barnaby Brittle and Mrs Brittle join the cast. boxes reserved by Mr Mara at the Theatre.
Members of the Kildare Street Club must pay annual subscriptions by the last day of June or face removal from membership. Those admitted before January 1 last are liable for this year’s dues. Dated May 30, 1787. Jonathan Rogers, Secretary.
A spacious light floor to let furnished or unfurnished, featuring an elegant dining room drawing room and two bedrooms with kitchen and other amenities. Suitable for a gentleman of the law. Enquire of the printer.
Police announce the licensing of hackney carriages and porters under the Act for regulating cabs and porters in Dublin. Owners and carriers must obtain a license badge by June 7 or pay fines, with hearings on the specified hearing days at Clarendon Street Police Office, under J. Sankey.
The state legislature and the Lord Lieutenant’s office announce that starting May 1, 1747, no person may operate or participate in lottery activities without a license. Commissioners warn that any sale of tickets or handling of lottery money without proper authorization will face prosecution and penalties.
Margaret Moore announces a sale of cheese cider berries ales and porter with low prices cash only after returning from Kingland with a box allegedly involved in a arrestment of goods. She lists Parmarar and Green Swil Cheese Ducc Beef pickled herrings and Westphalia Ham and thanks friends while promising continued patronage and quick service.
Dublin February 16 1787 reports Ennis Harter No 15 Conghiey Nene Deer to the Bank of Sir William Gleadowe and Co importing a great variety of ladies hair hats in white and fancy colours. Also noted are patent leather hats and plumailier items tied to the Prince of Wales. Mary Clements and Mary Ennis embroiderers continue business from the same house. Officers say sales proceed.
Dublin lamp office at John Bray and Co near Fifthamble Street invites complaints for neglect of duty by lighter contractors and noblemen for private globe lighting. Also solicits orders for globes heads glazes burners and related sundries while offering groceries teas wives spirits and oils at competitive prices.
Original transfer office announces readiness to assist buyers and sellers of government stock, bank stock and bonds at all times from Dame Street opposite Fownes's Street, with emphasis on fair, honorable methods and avoiding forced sale that would devalue property.
Itemized sale notice from WiooFath s Table Service Warehouse offering No 28 Trevik Kar terms and colours from the dett Fabrikan Blue edged services including twenty dozen pur es sauce vessels and pickles ready packed for the country Yellow ware in larger services two guineas with covered steak and vegetable dishes matching All sorts of glass gin house prices wholesale orders extended on moderate terms
The notice from Edward Clarke, Linen-reaper and Gallico Printer of Furshune Gorvon Warkwoust, Werburgh Street Dublin, promotes a weekly sale of modern furniture, linen, and household items at Palmerstown. It claims lower prices, copperplate machinery quality, and promises fashionable patterns, urging customers to tailor purchases to their needs and pay on delivery.
Fragmentary OCR details an improved amber table beer made from malt and OPS enty with references to Gerald Dodd Nei Stas Baris and a study abroad in Urieg to Pellectau. The garbled text mentions garltoters and BLR and hints at quality issues and a legal or trade dispute context.
An Abfiadl of the Returns of the Quantit Prices of Gara Grain Malt Meal and Fleer sold in City of Dublin and the Liberties from the 2d to the att of Jume 1587. The following Quantities to be a Barrel of each Sort Wheat Rye Pearl and Beans 20 Stour Barley and Bere 16 Stone Gate 14 Stone and deeming 143 of Fleur equal to a Barcel of beets 12 Stone of Malt Ta a Barrel of Barly or Bere 8 Stone of Qutercal 19 a Darrel of Der
Fragmentary OCR listing various bank stock canal stock debentures and exchequer bills with payments and annuity notes. Mentions Dublin London par values and a 1792 date with scattered numbers and references to securities and city bonds. The text is garbled but implies a ledger entry of financial instruments and payable sums.
A letter from Dublin dated January 10 1787 recounts Barbaria seed culture observations near Alicante and Micant, detailing plant forms, alkali production from five varieties, planting practices, and harvest timelines as relayed to Trustees for further study.
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