A New Postscript and Market Rumors From the Canal Harbor
The column notes a newly built postilion gallo at the Grand Canal harbor for Munster mails and passenger use, praising the night cleaning by the nav ing board. It reports stable sheep and cattle prices, a six hundred year jail sentence for a felon, a horse incident in Parke Street, prorogation of Parliament to August, and a mix of international musings on Sweden Russia Britain and colonial trade, with local dissent about public works and debt reduction.
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Grand Canal
Mocatereven
Smithfield
Thiv
Rita
Bourdeauw
West Indies
Africa
Odland
Apyerica
Winitward
Breland
Fifa
Sweden
Puree the Great
Wall
Bianca
Great Britain
House of Bourbon
Gibraltar
Weaver
Kilmainham
Pimlico
Baltic
Archangél
North Seas
Sendeo
Russia
Nova Scotia
North America
Ledsby Goto
Strange Ancient Earthquakes and Public Charity Notices
In early discourse on natural upheaval the author contemplates ancient earthquakes and the earth's restless state. The piece cites lava vents and shattered geologic activity, then shifts to charitable notices: payments to the poor from unknown donors, rewards acknowledged by Rev. Mr. Lewis, and loaves supplied by the Lord Mayor for the Marshalsea poor. A Tuesday arrival reports the Prince of Wales trip to Parkgate with several named passengers.
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Sicily
Iker
Fantal
Marshalfes
Lewis
Emmet
Wfe
St. Peter's
Marthalsea
Prince of Wales
Parkgate
Carpet and Blanket Warehouse Adds New Lines at Parliament Street
James Blacker announces addition of carpet and blanket fines and a full line of carpeting blankets tufted counterpanes and related items. He plans manufacture of Moses Wilson’s Carpeting and extends thanks for public support since starting business. Includes new stock of cloths and mens mercey line.
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James Blacker
Moses Wilson
Ublic
Nancy
Moses Wilson Announces James Blacker Engaged for Entire Manufacture
Moses Wilson a carpet maker informs friends and the public that James Blacker of Parliament Street is engaged to take his entire manufacture and will not sell to another. Blacker will be supplied with the best and latest assortment as Wilson commits to service and support.
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Moses Wilson
James Blacker
Parliament Street
Blacker
Ennis Hatters Advertise Fashionable Ladies Hats
EnnIs Hatter No 1s ConKIL4 Next Door to Bank of Sir William Gleadowe Newcomen Barrard Co Has this Bu imported a great Variety of LADIES HABIT HATS some elegant large white ones and various Fancy Colours likewise a great Variety of beautiful white OSTRICH FEATHERS and some Fancy Colours from his Royal Highness the Prince of Wards s Plumatiier He has also overset some PATENT LEA THER HATS Dublin Feb 6 1787 N B MARY CLEMENTS and MARY ENNIS Widow and Daughter of the late Joan CLEMENTs Embroiderer carried on Business at Wald Route in the same extensive Manner as usual Officers Sathes
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Mary Ennis
Joan Clements
Wald
Proclamation on proroguing Parliament in Ireland 1788
By the lord lieutenant and council of Ireland a proclamation declares the Parliament prorogued to Tuesday August 1 next. Lords spiritual and temporal and Commons in present Parliament are to note the arrangement. Dublin Castle June 18 1788 by command of His Excellency. God Save the King.
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Ireland
Nugent Buckingham
Phereas
Majeis
Dublin
King
Land Sales Notice in Berea Bid by Charles Denniff Firm
A historical notice describes parcels of land in Berea offered for sale by Charles Denniff and associates. Names include Claré, Mc, Francis Falleey of Newhall, with reactions tied to the estate of the Earl. The document records bids and terms, with several parties named and the sale to be received by Charles ft Ponswell.
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Palllattae
Charles I Denniff
Aid Forture
Firware
Claré
Francis Falleey
Newhall
Landa
Pesson Inc
Charles Ft Ponswell
Bfy
Baris
Neers Wii li
Ryan Stapleton
Dublin
Letting and Sales Notices from 18th Century Ireland
Fragmented OCR lists auctions and lettings in Meath Dublin and surrounding areas. Proposals due by August with secrecy if required. Properties include meadow ground and several acres near Rathfarnham Grumlin with conditions and bidders named such as William Thon and John Keates. Dated April 1783 and related to reception of Fortune and tenancy notices.
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Upton
Dos
Rawle
Ateroy
Ridley
Ghana
Sickville Place
Deblin
Beary Croftom
Crofton Park
Bailing
Arthur Walker
Howell
Hig
Grumlin
Sorenheal
Mary
Hood
William Thon
Rathfarnham
Ohn Keates
Rath
Theatre Royal Smocklalley premises and lease details
Notice recalls drawn debenture numbers and interest payments from June to mid June. It lists serial numbers and sums, with open Treasury Office dates and handling by principals, urging concerned parties to heed the schedule. The text includes references to rental terms for a dwelling and adjoining properties in a mercantile public notice style.
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Bour
Fressury
Jyne
Sale of Lands in Navan Area Near Marlborough Street Dublin
Notice announces sale of fee simple lands of Cromogue and Dysartre ran as may be part of Hoe John Preston estate. Lands, near Navan, are described in various denominations and to be sold by agreement on Marlborough Street Dublin. January 1788.
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Queen
County
Cromogue & Dysartre
John Preston
Bae
Preston
Bellinvar
Navan
Faland
Marlborough-street
Dublin
A Strange Gentleman with Mineral Dreams Seeks Aid
A retired man once drawn to mineral exploration in a distant county ends up stranded in a foreign country. Now a prisoner for six pounds in the City Marina, he faces despair as poverty and age weigh on him. The public is urged to help through benevolence.
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Minex
Marea
Benevolent appeal for aid to parish families in need
To the Benevolent. The Cafesr al ln and Bamils in the Parish of St Peter’s appeal for help as a husband’s illness and low wages leave a family unable to meet rent or daily needs. Contributions may be given to Revd. Lewis, Cedes street, or Mr. Draper, No. 10 Stremr.
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Theatre Royal
Richest Daly
Harcourt Street
Hiblin
Ford
Cafesr al Ln
St. Perer
Lewis
Cedes -Street
Draper
Stremr
Gentleman's Tale of Dublin Suffering and Charity Appeals
A lament spills from a Dublin born man describing a Dickensian life of poverty. He paints a bare garret, no food or fire, straw beds, and makes a plea for aid while noting the miseries of the destitute. Benefactions from Netterville Ely and others are mentioned alongside the printer.
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Dublin
Netterville
Ely
Barchilor
Uther
Sandy Foor
Heccof
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