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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Jun 27, 1786

Page

3

One Guinea For Half A Guinea Mower Prize Shares

A list advertises tickets for a raffle offering one guinea for a full and half a guinea option and a prize of a mower. Names appear with signatures and references to Irish Harp and Crown marks as part of an authentication. Several individuals and locations are named in a foreign auction style notice with mixed legible and garbled text.

N. Lf Favre Tor Grarron-Sttaeer Guikna Bary Guinea Troxerts Guanes N.lefavre Sandon HL. Winson

Repairs to be Made on Mand Bridge Timber Piles

Notice to receive bids for repair work at Mand Bridge by Town works on July 3. Stones to be bedded four inches thick and deep, set in mortar and well grouted. Timber at bottom to be ten inches square, piles driven into bed. Work under Water Works inspection, Simon Pearson engine keeper, Island Bridge. Also a separate ad for coachmaker and second-hand goods.

Mand Bridge Jung Taylor and Allen Simon Peanson Island-brid

To be sold the rent at 199 per annum

Fragmentary notice indicates new houses in Plunkett held for life with renewable lease. Mentions Crampton-Whar and Depunrunes, but details are unclear. Historical OCR shows names and locations obscured.

T.ronp Plunkett Trony Rogitwon N. P Crampton

Bank of Ireland General Court Proposes Dividend Details

A general court of proprietors considers a three percent dividend for Bank stock for the half year ending June. The meeting, to settle the proposition, is scheduled for July next at the bank. Sir Nicholas Leay Bart is noted in relation to the proceedings with Wilson as secretary.

Jeetuiliton Nicholas Aeay Hank of Sh Elors Bani Snr Wilson

Auction notice for house and concerns at Camden Street

A sale of the Anteyett lease property at 64 Camden Street includes an unjustly named house and coach house with moveables. The dealer offers security for payment and invites inquiries at the house or Post Office. Publication date June 20 1786.

Camden Iid House Ee Mpord

Daly’s Benefit Night at Mrs Abington’s Theatre

The fragment lists a July 4 event at Mrs Abingtons theatre with Mr Daly’s benefit. Performances include a comedy titled The Crautic Pull, with Daly, Clara, Miss Hitchcock and Lady Reffiet appearing. A precursor preludes section is noted before the main play.

Daly Tilburina

MARA Benefit Delayed to July 1786 With Play and Farce

Mara respectfully informs the nobility gentry and public that his benefit is postponed to Wednesday of July 1786. A favourite play and farce will be presented. Tickets already delivered for June 18 and 21 will be admitted.

Boxmere

Ballast Office Proposals for Dublin Lighthouse Wall

The Ballast Office of Dustin issues notices from 1736 and 1786 inviting sealed proposals for building and repairing the light house wall and supplying stones. Proposals must specify lengths, weights, and delivery at Bullock Bakery or Ballast Office Wall in Dublin Harbour, with payments by amount and delivery method. Richard Broughton signs both notices on behalf of the Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin.

Dustin Corporation Dublin Builyin Richard Broughton Rich Broughton Bullock Rusid

Dublin Port and Harbour Regulations Notice 18th Century

Ballast office Dublin issues regulations under an act of Parliament to curb river contamination and enforce licenses. Fines for dirt or filth in the River Liffey, penalties for unlicensed lighters or gabbards, and licensing requirements for buyers of old ropes. Licences available. compliance due by July 13. signed by Samuel Laban.

Dusuin Dublin Barthenu N. B Quder Samuee Laban

Founder y and iron yard move near Jars Gate

Francis W. Warren informs the public he will relocate from Billy at G1-Bridge 10 to the above place and continue the poundery business to its utmost extent with the addition of the Bardrus Trade.

Francis W. Warren Bally

Jeweecen Kelly Announces New Watches and Apprentice Wanted

An ad notes Jeweecen Kelly, No 6 Parliament, recently back from Losven with a new line of goods. He offers a variety of watches at all prices and seeks an apprentice. The public is invited to approve the venture.

Losven Hap Taid Lm Hig Theublic

Coroner Election Request and Loans Notice in 1786

A letter to gentlemen of Sunny Diatins requests support for the office of Coroner following Cartatet's death. The document also advertises financial loans: £1000 secured by gold, £520 mortgage, and £500 and £400 on personal security, with contact names Barlow Abbey-street and John Robinson Crampion Court. It mentions government leases and secured rents targeting investors.

Cartatet Geo. Hepenstall T. O' Be Barlow Abbey-street Jom Robinson N. P

Plated Manufacturer John Renshaw Announces Sale

John Renshaw, plated goods maker, offers ready for sale a variety of plated carriage and horse ornaments and other plated articles. He invites country saddlers and harness makers to trade at his shop, thanking customers for past support and promising continued merit.

London N. B

Margart Moore's Sale at Moona's Cheese Warehouse Dublin

Margaret Moore announces a sale of a large stock including cyder in various forms, cheese from leading dairies in England and Ireland, bacon hams hung beef, English ales London porter spruce beer spruce essence and brewing ingredients. The sale at No 44 Essex Street Dublin promises low terms for ready money and appeals to nobility and friends for continued support.

Moona Essex Street Dublin Margaret Moore England Ireland London Fon Leinster Wicklow

State Lottery Licenses Listed in Dublin Notice

State Lottery Office issues a June 13 1786 public notice naming individuals licensed to buy sell and deal in lottery tickets and warning others against unauthorized handling. Signatories include Christ and Robert Dely with various addresses in Dublin listing licensees on Dame Street Capel Street Essex Street New Buildings College Green Capri Street and Capel Street again.

N. le Favre Gratton-street Lune Waite Dame-street R. Davey Essex-street Dito New Buildings J. Potts J. Casa Capel-steeet Br. Wacner Anthony Fowaris Cok Lhomas Baser Capri-treet Joan Wrrnam Dame-sireet J. Mauer College-green Caleb Jennin Dame-tireet

Not To And The Several Persons Indebted

Not to and the several persons indebted to the fate Joan Clemants of Cork-Hill Embroiderer are required to pay the amount of their demands as speedy as possible. Mary Clements widow and administratrix of said Clemants requests all accounts from Doustin January 12, 1986.

Joan Clemants Cork-Hill Ace Retuielt Mary Clements Taid Clemants Enans Hatter Doustin

Real Objects of Charity in Distressed Dublin Family

A widow with eight children in Dublin, once a respectable trader’s family, now reduced to poverty by death and illness. They have sold nearly all to survive and appeal to charity and the local printers and merchants for relief, who can confirm their wretched state and provide aid.

Dublin Finailet Snell Prnter Alderian Moncrette

Oils for sale at Dublin Lamp Office in Liffey street

The Dublin Lamp Office advertises oils for sale including fine spermaceti at 4 10 per gallon and whale oil at 2 10, with wholesale and retail terms. Mr William Alvis notes he lights gentlemen lamps at 16 shillings per year, calling on nobility and gentry.

Dublin Liffey-street William Alvis

Ground to Let at Blue Coat Hospital Fronting Street

Notice for letting ground adjoining the Blue Coat Hospital frontage on Street Irading up to the hospital. Details show a small plot for part of the site to be leased via the agent at the flour for particulars dated March 4th 1786.

Said Floure Particvare Rch

Dutton and Cohemxy’s Elegant Linen Goods Sale

DUTTON and Co present an assortment of white calicoes muslin linens cambric damask lawns and muslins at very low prices. The goods are described as of first distinction and marked with plain papers showing yard prices and the selling price. The warehouse sale is advertised as a bargain with large stock and favorable terms.

Dutton Coméxnvy Jervis Stredt Abbsy Ireland

Paving Office Seeks Proposals for Lamps and Globes

Direstors and Commissioners invite sealed proposals on Monday in July to furnish trim and maintain lamps and globes across circular roads within specified jurisdictions for one to three years. Each globe to feature a double burner. Two thousand pounds security required. Proposals due at 1 PM and opened in the office.

St. Sepulchres Thomas-court Donore Rich, Gladwell

City of Dublin paving notice for annual street cleansing

The Board will on Wednesday the seventh day of July let by Audison for one year commencing September 29 next the cleansing of the City and County of Dublin in thirty lots five lists available to any person applying to this office Ricw? Gladwell announces details of the public works project and the bid process for street cleansing.

Audison Dublin Ricw Gladwell

Discount Bank and Lottery Notice from Cork Hills

General InverenDant establish discount bank No 2 Back Parlour Cork Johnson and Company Bank Stock 20000 upwards ready for discounting bills Williiams and Company Licensed State Letter Office No 2 Cork-Hill have selected five hundred with State Lottery Vickers now selling at 4 pounds 19 shillings 3 pence per ticket if drawn blank buyers by certificate may exchange for real tickets immediately Drawing begins Monday 9th August 1786 prizes payable from 26 June 1788 in ready money Ly Order signers Christ and Rybert Dery Saraturigs

General Inverendant Back Parlour Cork Hi Johnson and Company Williiams and Company Cork-Hill Vickers Cork-Slill Brilant Munstay Christ Rybert Dery Saraturigs

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P. Byrne Grafton- Teck George Robert Fitzgena Mothy Recknock Ie” Meena Colleges Green Bank of Ireland Kitty Mrs. Abin Foundery and Iron Yard Viumasstreet Jars Gate M O'N'ey John Renshaw Ssiock-Anesy State Lottery Office Lowery Publc Robert Dely Bee Ib Hyland's Canran Nobil Gentry Sind Treasury Trealey H. T. Clements Irish State Lottery Robert Deey
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