Coroner Vacancy Notice and Theatre Listings 1785
A dense 1785 OCR fragment from Dublin mentions a coroner vacancy and theatre notices. It cites Mr Carmi se eal say Ambition being gratified, with a subscription of one thousand pounds secured by real or personal security. Names referenced include Abington, Ryder, Beverly, Hitchcock, and Daly, with venue hints at Abbey Street and the Bills Office. Also touches on musical entertainment and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Hepenstall
Bantow
Abbey Stirect
Munne
Public sale notice for estates and legacies in Plunket
The notice describes properties including houses in Plunket Ye, Ireland, with details of life annuities, dividends, and continuous renewals. It lists listed heirs or purchasers, mentions government durtures, and indicates that certain estates or repairs will be sold by public auction with terms including annual payments and life interests. The document cites banks, labor, and local authorities in the sale of real estate and related rights.
Notice of Regulations Fines for Dublin River Liffey Docks
A public notice from Ballas Office Dublin proclaims regulations and fines under an Act of Parliament to prevent ash and dirt entering the River Liffey from city sewers. Penalties include five shillings, longer terms, and licensure for lighter and gabber traffic, with detailed fees for licenses, security, and informer rewards. Owners of lighters and buyers of old ropes must license, weigh ropes at public crane, and record buyers in the buyer’s book. Noncompliance by July 9 will incur penalties.
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Ballas
Dywnin
Dushi
Laney
City of
Dublin
Carey
Erce
Chey
Samuel Laban
Damestager and Linen Drapery Sale Ad
A damaged OCR advertisement lists fabrics and clothing items for sale including linen drapery, beds, gowns, cloaks, shifts, caps, and morning gowns. It mentions an apprentice and private family options with refunds if not found, indicating a broad range of goods and price expectations.
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Bayly
Damestager
Gambrick
Cave
Lenin
W. ‘Aifteante
Vamibour
Fragmentary OCR Summary of Unknown Article
Unclear readable text shows scattered fragments with names and numbers. no coherent events or entities clearly identifiable. cannot determine a definite topic or outcome from the provided snippet.
Mortgage and security funds offered for safe investment
A terse notice outlines £800 and £520 to be left on a mortgage, £500 and £1300 to be secured by personal security, and transfer to a Bund. John Rub N. P. No. 12, Crampion tour, seeks to invest in well secured profitable ventures with government debentures available.
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N. P
Crampiontour
Plaiten Manuracreesa Sale Notice for Saddlery Goods
JOAN RENSHAW of PLATEN announces a sale of all kinds of blared goods for carriages and harnesses and ornaments for saddles, with other articles in the place. Note says county saddlers and harness makers may benefit by dealing at the sale. He thanks patrons and invites continued support as he extends his business since July.
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Joan Renshaw
Platen Manuracreesa
Do.s
Swook
Ivorm
London
The Lottery Office Claims Unmatched Prizes in Guinea Scheme
The advertisement from Capval Prizes touts a new venture offering prizes and a Guinea ticket option. It challenges rival lottery offices, promises whole parcel returns if a prize is not won, and asserts long-standing public support for fairness and reliability in Adventuring and Prize schemes.
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Lottery
Messrs. Realty Ave
Hazzard
Seiediow
Lickmenstate Lorders Corter
Capey-r Wir
Guinea
Hale-A-Guinea
Neds
Vance
William Allen expresses thanks and relocation notice
William Allen informs patrons of thanks for encouragement received since starting business and announces relocation to No 32 opposite Fawnes Street in a larger house. He hopes for continued patronage and notes the former premises are closed.
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William Allen
Sau
Fawnes
E&— Mig
Military Instruments of Music Concert Horns and Drums
Military instruments of music advertised by Esau Clarke at 23 Honeyfreer Dublin claim high quality trumpets bugles cymbals triangles and a hearing horn for all deafness levels. The advert includes a call for an apprentice.
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Perlon
Esau Clarke
Dublin
Uuider
Heanngdon
Real Objects of Charity Almost Familying in Dublin
A widow with eight helpless children, a once respectable trader in Dublin, now shunned by misfortune, begs for aid as poverty pins them in misery. The appeal seeks small contributions to ease the family’s distress and names local merchants who can verify their plight.
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Dublin
Narre
Aldernan Mloncrete
Rice
Jeweller
Capel-steer
Charles Strongy Dontinek
Lamp Trade Ad From Liffey Street Delivers Light Deals
Fragmentary 1736 notice from Moblin Lamp Office at Liffey Street by Wholefale and Kets. It mentions a sale of lamps and related goods, with references to prices and delivery terms. The text is garbled but indicates an offer to dealers and mentions April 13 1736.
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Moblin Lamp Office
No. Ly
Liffey-Street
Wholefale and Kets
Fallasinlg Olls
Yuzay
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Eme
Shea
Daly Ea
Ube
Seule
Fort of
Bills Office
Onder
Srougaton
Yetlang
Achmet
Abington
Daly
Ebesser
AC Balingdal
Ise Refitefe
Mr Ryder
Beverly Mr. Dalg
Fla
Mrg Hitchcock
Lad
Dalia
Holman
Nei
Musical Entertainment of
Mr. Reeder
D. Val-Court of BR
James's GaTh
CSW
Warren
Si Garcia
Tee Canny
Sicretario
Anthony A
Cork
Tuomas
Capel-street
Fen Wengeia
Mates
Calle Caine Jepkin
Showas Watts
Col
Wirtraw Cohen
Rowsat Boron
Capel ‘Trest
Mellis
Kearty and
Mazzann