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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 19, 1787
Page
2
Partial lands of Lordship Bristein OS in Galway to be sold. Notice references Tenants named Gomibencoment and shatTenure fyeatly Re it aacknt ricard file. Addressed to Byrecourt or John Thewles Esq Stephenfreet Dublin who will fix management.
Public notice from Custom House Dublin dated 7th April 1787 detailing an act regulating tobacco exports and revenue collection. It requires importers and manufacturers to deliver precise accounts of tobacco holdings, weights, marks, and related details by specified dates, with penalties for false or omitted entries. Also includes notices of sales and decrees related to land and property in Ireland.
Public sale notice appears for the Land of Lallincuase in Gshway County near Calreigh. The court orders sale on Tuesday next in July at 1 PM, with bid terms and dates set by the county recorder and public action by the Land Remembrances office.
The fragmentary text lists various proper nouns and partial phrases including references to a widow, a plate, a dealer, and a court-like setting. It appears as a garbled OCR page segment with scattered names and actions, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates.
Dublin customs notice outlines an act to improve stock control on imported foreign spirits. It requires every importer and vendor to record and report detailed inventories, quantities, and storage locations by specified dates each year. Penalties include fines and seizure for false or noncompliant accounts.
Property terms listed for lands in Meath with call for bids by date. Mentions tenants, improvements, and rental conditions while naming locations including Stephen's Green Dublin and Athboy County Meath.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled notice referencing royal letters, titles, and legal phrases. It mentions names and places in a distorted stream, with scattered terms like Great Balis and Writ of. The legible bits suggest a historical notice or proclamation letter collection with uncertain details.
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