MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTES FROM DUBLIN REPORT
Fragmented notices show a marriage involving Edward Medlicott to a widow Fagan of Clarendon Street and a death recall of Mrs Rathborne and Mrs Stillas. The document records charity subscriptions to the City of Dublin’s relief efforts and a General Report of the House of Industry dated June 28, 1784, listing hospital, lunatics, and incurables, with calls for old linen and seminary needs.
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Patrice
Ira Turek
Duidhcy Ail Ely
Mariqage
Edward Medlicott
Fithamble-street
Fagan
Clarendon-Areet
Dubin
Greene
Turniys
House of Industry
Lazor
Theatr e-Royal Swoce-Aviay Evening With Seddon and Opera
The Theatre Royal program lists Mrs Seddon performing on the seventh night with a lineup including Dougles Daly Clinch Lord Randolph Anindal and Old Norval. A second feature includes an aratorio at St Mark's Parish and thanks to Dr Doyle and choir for a day’s performance.
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Theatre-Royal
Swoce-Aviay
Mra
Seddon
Lon
Doug EL
Dou
Daly
Gicnalvons
Clinch
Lord Randolph
Anindal
Byars
Norval
Anya
O ° Reilly
Ran Sip Mn
Siddons
O'Reilly
Mita Brittle
Jarrate Dlates
Mieffrs
Har Bray
Ie Pascular
St. Mark’s Parish
Jena
Rugigny
By Mark's Parish
Getdria
Doyle
Mifi
A Batehelmnon
Spe Biewife
Dnella Dinniar
Spuedeod
Mite Wheeler
Admission of John Baron Dillon to the Brethren of Brewers Hall
A Dublin guild records the unanimous admission of John Baron Dillon of Lil Mullin Meath as a Free Brother in gratitude for his parliamentary service and efforts aiding distressed manufacturers. The ceremony, dated January 1784, includes Dillon’s reply and notes on local trade, charity, and sensational goods lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of Brethers
John Baron Dillon
Lilmullan
Meath
Congoor
Samuel Aickin
New School Location Offer Badly Described Parcel
Fragmentary listing describes land near a river and railway with gardens and offices. Mentions a school and a reverend patron, but details are incomplete. Unable to confirm full purpose or exact boundaries from the readable text.
Dublin Lighting Proposals for Lamps and Globes 1734
The Corporation of Parliament in Dublin invites proposals for lighting and trimming lamps and globes in city streets for one year starting next December. Proposals to be sent to Richard Gladwell at 25 Queen Street by the end of July and will be opened in the presence of the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Or Commons
Dubs Hin
Dublin
Oladwell
Richard Gladwell
Dublin paving committee invites granite samples for street works
On June 7 1784 the House of Commons committee room notes the Dublin paving council seeking granite samples from Wicklow and Bray head regions. They propose a plan to furnish carts and stands for the new pavement and request proposals sent to Mr Tadwell at No 6 Queen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Dublin
Wicklow Head
Bray Head
Tadwell
Queen-street
Richard Ocladwell
Samuel Simmons
Bignl Siméon
Julian
William
Aw's Court
Brey
Seka
Henry Barlony
Abbipstaear
Stephen
Auction of Vast Library Objects at Audion Room
A public sale advertises a library collection from George Writ’s branches. It lists over six thousand volumes, mathematical and philosophical instruments, and a glazed prints assortment. Sale daily from twelve to three at the Audion Room with bids to be declared and highest price recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamas Vacyane
Groraa
Ein
Literante
Estate and Bookseller Notices from Luke Nag's Dublin Address
Andrew Savage announces claims against Luke Nag's estate in Dublin and requests debts be paid. The document lists saleable legal books, bindings, and catalog items with authors and prices, including Brown's Reports and Hale's History, inviting creditors to settle by a specified deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycedor
Andrew Savage
Dublin
Grain and flour prices from market listing
Grain and flour prices show a range for wheat oats and barley including malt and meal, with per bushel and unit figures corrupted in OCR. Despite garbled text, the fragment indicates various commodity prices and commodity names, likely from a market or exchange listing.
Port News Arrivals and Maritime Notes
A garbled OCR item lists various ships and places such as Minerva Shields Uri Memel Pimbee Anegrity and Liverpool, with references to arrivals, mail, and merchants geokts, suggesting a maritime column noting ships and ports including Virginia and Dorety with unclear details.
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Dadumauth Paceeeohnson
Minerva
Shields
Uri Memel
Pimbee
Anegrity
Ubinfon
Wind
West
Sothi
Arrited
Qlermont
Belborst
Heenah
Marks
Liverpool
Ann
Dorety
Virginia
Geokts T
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Richaela
Kongdom
England
Ewes Hall
Marak, Gabe
John Baron Dallan
Fanlty Pet's
Dublin Evening Pott. i
Fredom
Judy Bare Dillon
The
Corporation of Brewers
Tam
John, Baron Dillon
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Chersa
Nf Landad
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Cuzese
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Chedder North
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Old Chelaire
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Burrows
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Wilbert
Baron
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Hale
Ruehin’s Abbey
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John Kennedy
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d'Raad
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Paynene
Nai Een
Fay
Westmeath
Berkel
Naust
Prion
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Montgomery's
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Piers Helt
Fai
Montemery’s
Bart
AUL the Laboratory
Markee
Phousa
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Righe Hondorabil
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