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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jun 28, 1787
Page
1
A jagged OCR fragment references oaths, approvals, and a public notice about rewards and ticket recovery. Names, places, and clear actions are garbled. the readable bits mention a prize sum in GUINEAS, a public notice number, and recovery by the owner. The text lacks coherent structure or dates.
Readable scraps describe tickets priced at 45 each and multiple items labeled as adventures and shares. Government records and a repository of numbers accompany the garbled list, suggesting a financial or public sale context.
Wells and Nicholson advertise a public sale of copper quantities in Danve Street with Merchants and a club inviting buyers to view ledger notes and schemes, offered free to the public in a vague lottered format.
Mee Cullen of Suffolk Street moves to 475 Graften Street and offers reduced prices on wines and a fine claret before a postwar sale. The late Reverend Arya Tha’s library, auctioned by Vallance, begins July 2 at a former office location with volumes in literature and decorative items, including a Mahogany bookcase and globes.
The police announce enforcement against any meeting of four or more apprentices or workers aimed at forming combinations or illegal craft activity. Offenders may be punished under law. authorities will aid those seeking lawful employment and will act against impropriety by command of the commissioners. J. Sankey Moule, June 1987.
A damaged text fragment mentions a board and an action by Richard Gladwell. It references a time near the clock and a request for applications for a public matter. Readable names are Dawson Qrnge June and a pursuit of orders.
Fragmentary program text lists By Command xf tis Graces the Lord Tewtenant and Majesty of Comedians. It mentions Romeo and Juliet roles with cast members Rismeth Holman Paulet Brantov Wilder Nora Crouel and Marg e. Box seats specified for Mr Mana at the Theatre.
Mrs Crouch announces a benefit on Thursday July 5 featuring the Opera of Taxerxes Aybackus Kelly Artaxerxes Duty and Mandans with Mrs Gaouca. Between the Arts will include new songs and a duet along with a Farce. Tickets from Mrs Crouch at No 119 Adiey Street and seats in the boxes via Mr Mana.
The committee for inspecting a near expiring nuisance invites bids for a ground plot on the east side of Dorsit Street near the Toll House. The sale is by public cant to the highest bidder for lives renewable within seventy years or for ninety nine years at the option of the finder. Map available at the pawn-clerk's office. Auction set for July 7 at one o'clock in the afternoon. Dated June 25, 1767.
Paving office dated 23 June 1787 announces regulations from an act to improve Dublin and surrounding areas. Carts trains wagons within the city and seven miles must have wheels of specified widths and spikes bolted, with fines of forty shillings for noncompliance. Authorities urge public adherence and publish penalties to deter negligence.
Members of the Kilpare Street Club are requested to pay their annual dues by the given date. The notice, dated May 30 1987, lists officers and confirms eligibility of members and committee actions, urging prompt payment and attendance at the event.
Bank of Ireland dividend amounting to Regent Lock for the current year will be paid to proprietors on and after Tuesday of July 24th, Jamesnnlane. Published by H. Wilson.
In Capel Street sellers advertise ready money only for Lisbon and Mountain wines with various bottlings. Prices quoted per dozen in pipes and quarts, with names like French Vitte Wine and Red Port. Thomas Conroy and Clarke advertise forms of purchase, promising better value than rivals and encouraging resales.
Margaret Moore of No 44 Essex Street Dublin announces the arrival from England of Golden Pippin and Red Streak Cider with other cheese and foods for sale at ready money terms. The notice praises quality, thanks friends, and seeks continued patronage while offering ales, porter, bacon, fish, and other items.
Printer BUWARIPCLARKE announces a warehous in Dublin offering an extensive, affordable range of furniture cottons linens calicoes and printed textiles from Palmerstown with copperplate and new machinery to cut costs. Goods sold at low prices with payment on delivery, no credit.
The ordinance forbids any person or party to engage in buying selling or offering lottery tickets or chances. It imposes penalties and licenses for violations and outlines enforcement by authorities. The act references penalties for keeping or managing lottery rooms and forbids premiums or inducements tied to lottery dealings.
Members of the Cluding convene on Wednesday the seventh of July at Quatter Bay. June 18 1987 records show Henry Bruen presiding at the challenge event.
Dunlin notes praise for Gerald Dodd and Novis Brose in Dublin as Amber brands promise superior quality beer. He aims to secure customers with pure, elegant brews and claims no common kind is served to travelers seeking a regal, uniform experience.
In Ennis near Newcomen House the vendor offers a great variety of ladies hats including large white hats and fancy colours, white ostrich feathers, and colours from the Prince of Wales plumage. Patented leather hall items also advertised. Feb 16 1787. Mary Clements and May Jennings, widows, continue their embroidery business at their house in a similar manner.
A fragment lists quantities and prices for various grains in Dublin and surrounding liberties. It specifies barrels and stones per quantity for Wheat Rye Peas Beans Barley Bere Oats and other grains with adjustments for measurement and equalities between barrels and stones.
The mangled OCR shows a transfer office notice with scattered terms including names like Vick and Hibbs and references to stock, bonds, and a public sale. Specifics are unreadable but indicate stock checks, loan mentions, and a schedule tied to an event or office.
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