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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 22, 1786
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists illnesses and alleged remedies. Mentions nervous complaints, restoration of health, mercury, and bottled medicines with directions. Lacks clear dates or identifiable persons or organizations.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an old government or auction ledger listing items such as watches swords bears, books, and apparel. It mentions payments due and authorities, with scattered names and dates, including reference to 1786 and officials like Clement s. The readable text suggests a notice of dues, prizes, and held sums, amid disjointed fragments.
A garbled, early text fragment mentions constructions and phrases about a building project and possible agreements. Readable entities are scarce, offering only hints of a figure or event without coherent context or dates.
A Danish style summary mentions court mourning for a Portuguese monarch and the king of Algarves while skimming updates on shipbuilding in Ringend and Jamaica. It notes Britain's timber and material procurement limits and warns ships must follow waterway rules, with references to Spanish restrictions on ships and embassies.
A garbled historical text discusses differences in religious doctrine and ceremonies, noting cautious examination of funds and rewards and punishments. It mentions charity to prisoners, thanks from the Lord Mayor, and acknowledgments to a juror for aiding the city’s poor inmates.
The Gaverhois of the Foundling Hospital of Dublin announce a meeting on the twenty ninth day of June at twelve o clock to select a person to fill the office of Deputy Matron to the Lafene Naviery. Applicants must be capable of regular entries and have steady humane attentive disposition. Bailie Regie oversees.
A garbled OCR passage lists names and terms such as Eden Baracoot Guined Balta and Dam with unclear roles. Several phrases resemble chess related items or images like a horse figure and two inches high, but the text remains incoherent and partially unreadable. The piece lacks a coherent event or outcome.
A fragment from a Dublin notice cites a decree by the Lord Mayor regarding bread pricing. Dated June 245 1963, the obscure text references Thomas Street and Market House, with an 1786 era attribution. The readable portion implies historical regulation or proclamation connected to bread measures.
A fragmentary report notes a local matter involving AS oil entity and Vat agency with unclear details. The readable names suggest an administrative or financial context, but specifics like actions, dates, or outcomes are not evident. Further legible text would be needed for precise summary.
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