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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 04, 1786
Page
1
An advertisement offers miniature portraits in oil and crayon by a young artist, claiming superior likeness and beauty. The creator, said to have early approval from a reputed society, promises low prices to entice public interest. Address given as Capes Street near Marylebone.
The notice proclaims free toll on Leinster roads toward Munster and Connaught via Dublin with purchases from Hylaud’s Castlef eelers and assurances of low-priced teas wines and spirits. It touts Hylaud’s reputation for quality and honesty while listing selected items with prices and promoting Norris’s Drops now sold at the printer’s hereof with medical treatises available.
Dublin notices announce Dame-freet items for the season by O Reilly. Includes ladies wares such as satin half veils gowns and assorted men’s wear with gold and silver thread and velvet silk fabrics. Purchases highlighted for wholesale and retail.
The text presents garbled observations about a Portuguese court matter involving the kingdom, with references to 1780 and participation of the province. It reads like an OCR artifact unsure of names, dates, or places, producing stray phrases about Portugal and press coverage.
Members clash over the Portugal treaty as Secretary of Ireland faces questions on negotiations and disclosure. Speakers press that ministers must reveal information, while concern grows about delaying adjournment and the impact on relations with Portugal and Britain.
Partial OCR shows a House session with names such as Lacy Hamilton and Sir J Blaquiere. The text records recognition of suspicions, an officer, and a Provvoit description, followed by adjournment. Details are garbled. main action is the adjournment to a later date.
The readable parts describe a maritime incident involving a British vessel, with mentions of a flood of January and damage to several structures. References to Sir Barry Dennarene and Kerry county appear, but many details are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear event, date, or outcome can be reliably established from the fragment.
Local report notes a burglary by masked villains at Kilworth injuring the victim and stealing money and valuables. John and William Mahany are held in jail on related charges. A regiment march to Monkitdwn signals deployments as a man named James Ryan is killed after falling from a horse near Caryrick last Monday night.
Subscriptions and financial entries appear for Laurence Hazean Harman and James Stewart with varied sums. A general report refers to base of insite, Mage 88, and employment figures. mentions a hospital, a Harm from Rev. Birgiston and See Samuel Paul. The legible parts point to a local clerical or civic record with scattered names and totals.
County of Meath advertises need for high quality oats and genuine barley for sale. Mentions Latouche at Aalf'a-Guinta and Sir John Mair Newton selling barley at fifteen shillings per barrel. Notes area reference Prees entity 9 and acreage comparison to typical yield.
Fragmentary text describes a gathering of brethren debating a possible dinner. Mentions a person named Patrick and Fownes with scattered phrases about a supper plan and membership duties. The garbled record hints at a ritual or meeting with unclear outcomes and potential arrangements.
A fragmentary Barony notice from Dunboyne dated March mentions a weekday event and a meeting at Barony. The text references consideration of matters and a possible traverse of a fence, with several unreadable portions.
Fragmentary OCR hints a local notices item about a founding event or business opening named Founding Hiltal ears cafe cart Bale near Bataan. Details are unclear but suggests a community or commerce notice.
Fragmentary legal notice appears to reference an assize or court action dated March 40786 with unclear locality and party names due to damaged OCR text. Readable segments indicate formal proceedings or calendar entries needing clarification.
A compact note lists teams or groups including Hillborough, Glecuace and Dar ath, Reid, Clectana, and Dartmouth Packs for an upcoming gathering or competition. The fragment provides names but no clear date, place, or outcome.
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