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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 24, 1786
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes show names Gerald, Timothy, and Br Nock with a public record of guilty findings. The garbled text references a trial trace and unspecified dates, leaving core facts unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various phrases about speaking, figures in Sallhoar, evening events, and scattered items like a red and white Spani, a dog, a hotel, and a 44k rewards cue, all tangled and hard to parse. The readable bits hint at a local notices page with miscellaneous items and potential rewards.
A dated 1786 notice from BHONS solicits steady laborers through Garments account at Suffolk Street. It promises regular wages and mentions a meeting on Wednesday June 28 at twelve o'clock to discuss work arrangements.
Fragmentary OCR shows a town clerks record referencing July actions, payment liens, and notices involving Bay County or Bayi, with names Taylor Allen and Simon Praasin among others. It mentions keeping peace at a bridge and water issues. The legible items suggest municipal proceedings on finances, liens, and public works.
Fragmentary OCR text about a courtmaker and a strand threat, mentions weighing couch and two hands but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or location to form a real news item.
Fragmentary notice indicates a sale arising from a court case in Plunkets fret involving parties Lee pendirable and Joud Rasincon with government oversight. The legals mention Nine New Hopiles and an order for sale under Cm court authority.
A fragmentary notice from General Court proceedings discusses a three percent dividend for Bank Br. ck shareholders and tentative dates in June for ratification and July next for actions. Sir Nicholas awles is mentioned in connection with the proposition. The record notes procedures and timing for deliberation and potential governance changes.
In Camden street a house with a stable and outbuildings is offered for sale or lease for funds to cover payment obligations. The notice invites interested buyers to inquire at the house or with MPORD at the poll. Auction or settlement actions are tied to repairs and sanitation conditions. Published June 29 476.
A fragmented item references a decree or action concerning personal security directed to a Mr Baabioarie Abbe in the year 1786. Names and exact context are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The fragmentary text shows no clear events or identifiable people or organizations. It records garbled phrases and inconsistent spellings, preventing accurate extraction of a coherent news item or required names and places.
A obscure OCR fragment lists theater names and people such as Mr Daly and Mrs Daly in a damaged script. It mentions characters or roles like Sorvaht Mir and Sir Joba Rete along with various surnames and titles. The readable portion is chaotic and unrevealing of actual plot or date.
MARA notes respectfully inform Nos prordibly dehesed sah Wego about tenancy matters. It references actions in 1786 and a Favorite PEAY ad BARCE with PRE Tickets delivering, and mentions June as a deadline. Details are fragmentary but imply administrative steps for a tenancy or ticket process.
Ballast Office Dublin advertises for proposals to supply stones of specified size for harbor works. Proposals must be sealed and delivered to the Ballast Office, with payment in ready money. Signed by order, Rich. Broughton.
In the Dublin port regulation dated June 12, six penalties govern dirt in rivers and sewers. Forfeitures include five shillings, or five days in the House of Correction. Scavengers face single fines, lighters above ten tons must license and secure, with five pounds fine for unlicensed cargo. Old ropes require licensing, weighing at a public crane, and witnesses must be named. Licenses enforceable for one year. noncompliance triggers penalties. Owners and buyers of ropes must obtain licenses, security of twenty four shillings, and terms set by the act. Notices advise license procurement by July 7.
Advert shows money lending options including £100 and £500 on mortgage and £590 and £100 on personal security, arranged in a bond with application details for John Rubinson at N. BP No. 12 Crampton Court. The note mentions government tobacco bonds and a desire to purchase well secured profit cuts.
Francis W. Warren announces the expansion of the foundry and factory at No 153 Thostas Street near Jameys Gate in Ballybougy. The business will continue its foundry work and extend to add a bar and tavern, with the same premises.
John Renshaw, plastering manufacturer of Smock, Ala, informs the public and friends that he has ready for sale a range of goods for carriages, saddles, and home making. Items include harnesses and related equipment, advertised as premier London quality, with ongoing services and support noted for customers and patrons.
Margare t Moore respectfully announces sale of a large cyder and cheese stock including Green Swiss and Parcaz an cheeses, hams, bacon, London porter, spruce beer, essences, ales, groceries, and pickles at reduced terms for ready money. Located at Essex Street Dublin with patentee guidance and general restoration of stock from England and Ireland.
The commissioners governing the Liith State Lottery announce actions to prevent selling or handling lottery tickets without proper authorization. Signed orders by Christ and Robert Deey list names and offices in Dublin and Cork as officials enforcing the ban.
Debtors to the late Joan Clement of Cork-Hill Embroiderer are required to pay their several demands promptly to Mary Clement, widow and administrator, or to P. Exwir at No 15 Cork-Hill. All indebted persons are sequestrated with their accounts as above. Duncan, January 1786.
William Allen, map and print-seller formerly at No 88 Danje-street, announces his relocation to No 3 New Houses opposite Fownes Street. He thanks the public for support, promises continued godliness, and solicits a continuance of favor as he continues his business and carting services.
An 18th century notice from Damichael or Damicheth invites applicants to lease a ground space two feet wide in front of Blue Coat Hospital for construction. Requests should be made at the house for particulars as of 1780.
Re lly Jew s No 6 pamphlet notes a Paris location and public appraisal event. It mentions Lonves and Gouda cheese, tastefully listing watches for sale at diverse prices. An apprentice is sought for employment at the shop.
Real objects of charity. A widow with eight dependent children, former leader in Dublin song, lies in distress due to death and illness. They have spent all, beg for pity and aid, with a plea to relatives and notables including Alderman Micree, Dr. Mice, jeweler Henry Strong, Dominick Street, for assistance and mercy.
A fragmented catalog style notice offers WHITES LINEN and CAMBRICK goods for sale at very low prices. It advertises ready money payment and per yard pricing, claiming lower rates than rival warehouses. The notice mentions items like CALICOES and coarse linen and urges comparison with competitors’ stock.
A garbled historical notice from Dublin appears to reference lamp posts and figures like Gallows Whale and Gertie. The legible fragments mention dealers and wires, with unclear names and an April date. The source text is too corrupted to extract a coherent event or action.
HYLANDS groceries offer large variety at Castin-cueart Seton TSAR gM Se. Bargains include Jamaica Rum Brandy Old Cider and White Wines. Hyland buys and sells for money keeps genuine goods and claims high profits with extensive sale aimed at nobility and gentry.
A late notice advertises House for Ruined and plain shirts, cambrick and lawn stocks, mulin and cambric cravats, mourning robes, tablecloths, gloves, sheets, pillowcases, towels, surplices for clergymen, morning wrappers, and more. It promises low prices, returns if not found, and notes an apprentice is wanted at No 66, Damestanet.
Fragmentary notice from Christ Church Seed Shop in Dublin describes large Red Norfolk and White Norfolk Turnips and Barrel turnips grown for sheep feed with Dublin Society premium. Mentions clerk and dates June to July and reference to Bosrogle in Cabbage, unclear details due to damaged OCR.
An advertisement notes military instruments of music including horns trumpets bugles cymbals and drums for use under the Crown. It seeks a person in Lau Circularge No 43 Henry Sheet D.blir who furnished regiments for years and mentions hearing aids for deafness. An apprentice is wanted.
Notice is given that five parties will on Monday the 34th day of July to submit proposals for lighting and trimming lamps in parishes within the Crees or Environ Row. Proposals to be secured by two thousand pounds. bids to be sent to the office and opened at one o'clock. Rich. Gladwell signs.
Notice states that the paving office invites applications for street work in Dub Kin Carydad County. The project covers 19 lots within a street area and runs for one year starting September next. Applications must be submitted to the appropriate authority by the specified date.
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