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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 18, 1786
Page
1
A garbled notice from proprietors seeks leave to allure investors at a gathering referencing nobility, Great Britain, Ireland, and various figures. The fragmentary text mentions paying fines and a plan, with unclear dates and specifics.
Fragmented notice references The INC Society and officials like THOM SIBBONS secretary. Mentions a meeting at their house for March 1986 with a clock time and vague business. Also includes scattered items about a Bond Commander and property sales involving rope yard and various goods.
Fragmented OCR describes a council or committee invitation with a long street name and references to a March or April date. It mentions proposals, openings, and federal or official day deadlines, with unclear participants and locations. The readable pieces indicate a formal hearing or bid opening process to occur in April.
The unreadable OCR fragment references a man servant and a Protestant person with a pail. It mentions an application to Mr Byrne at a location called Psiptey’s, but the text is unclear and incomplete.
Alderman Horan and Son return to their friends and the public for past favors. They supply bread and linseed oil mills at No 7 Mill Street with linseed and all sorts of by products. They boast the highest prices and broad assortment. Dublin March 8.
A partial, unclear notice requests details about a hospital loan arrangement dated 1786. The legible bits mention an agent, inquiry for particulars, and a reference to wine and a house, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
A fragmented notice from 1785 records a planned gathering at Philip regarding the 5 County Infirmary. It mentions a committee or group, approval steps, and references to figures like Perlon and Traponank, with March date notes and a note by Wm. Digby.
A fragmentary OCR style notice mentions names and unclear phrases including The Sea to the Works, a Jeep Stack of Toots, and several garbled proper nouns such as THOM, Kin, Grant Hicklows, Mc. Jou Ray, and Didim, with no coherent event or clear entities. The readable bits suggest a disrupted historical clipping with multiple misread names.
The committee appoints kates near expiring leases for a plot of ground No 3 on the South Side or lego-green in Dublin city. A one year rent terms under a lease to be executed with further particulars declared at the time of auction. Signed by order Taylor and Allen Town Clerk.
Hose Burk of the City of Dublin by public notice proclaims eviction under a court process. The announcement asserts a lawful claim to remove tenants or occupants from property in Dublin, dated March 1786 with authorities cited and enforcement by due process.
The inventor thanks the nobility and the city for support and announces upcoming entertainments including philosophic, mechanical, and chemical pieces. He plans to depart soon and asks those with accounts to settle them promptly before discharge.
A gentleman or lady seeks met and lodging with private regular access. Proposals include 2 to 3 drives annual pay, monthly rent in advance, and a bone for interest. Lender may extend stay. letter addressed to Mr Raulk Ser in Parliament Street, Dublin, to be attended to.
Fragmented OCR lists various entertainments and civic topics. Mentions include the Lord Mayor, Alderman Warvet, and references to events at a bridge and a house unveiling. The readable parts indicate a public notice style with plans for performances and civic proceedings, though details are incomplete.
The text describes a public appeal tied to hospital support and a proposed plan to raise aid for patients. It references a Reverend Doctor Law and applications to relieve current quarter needs, hoping for public help to avoid patient hardship.
A dated notice lists many names and invites a wide audience for a gentleman who is “unexceptionable in Cha vent a University Education” and will undertake a tutorship or travel instruction. It notes his languages French and Italian and his experience, promising attention and benefits to a numerous family willing to engage through G. M1 at the printers.
James Curry, secretary, notes a redistributive bounty meeting to address bounty claims. The notice calls for discussions and potential adjustments to existing bounties, with attendees to converge Friday at a specified time and place.
An 1901 society notice announces a sale at the Ware house of Like Peppard in Cape Budgey and promotes premiums for planing Cabayes and a large coilac don of Power. Names James Pewche and Plama Tees appear amid garbled items and dates.
In a early records style notice, Norman Seel chairs a gathering of local groups Monday through Wednesday morning discussions. The hazy text references a Hounds event and a bagged ox, with names William Sheles and others connected to Newnan Daren in March 1796.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a cargo of English items and various seeds and plants, mentioning names like Carroll, Seedfinnin, and Ree. It references a Parc Stisend location, cultural notes, and several plant names such as Red Clover Burnet Buck Wheat and Ribbed Grate tpeeay, with vague remarks about orders and imports.
The notice promotes superfine cloths and fashionable garments for men and women from Troy’s Woollen-Drapers at No 9 Parliament Street. It touts Walst coatings and calicoes and other fabrics, claiming new and elegant apparel at low prices with reduced costs for forests, liveries, and cloaks, urging buyers toward the shop’s seductive rates.
The proprietors announce continued display of three stained glass likenesses in Gib to his Majesty run by Lautherbourgh and Deningarare with prices of admission set at a British half crown. The notice explains delays due to contrary winds and promises patrons continued satisfaction from the exhibits.
The Ordnance Office in Dublin reports a robbery at the Star Roomy in Lower Castle yard. A large mote was stolen through a defective wall and several items were carried away. Nathaniel Alcock, a city gunsmith employee, is believed to be involved with accomplices. A royal commission offers seventy pounds for conviction of Alcock or any co conspirator. Alcock is described as about five feet ten inches, dark complexion, brown hair, and around 35 years old.
Fragments describe a nursery offering plants such as Garden Segigas and Flower Lee roots at cheap prices. Mentions growers like Stingson and Ganien Seas with references to fruit trees and Lutberese varieties. Persistent garbled text suggests a sale listing or advertisement for various plants and goods.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a historical note or brief record. Names and places such as Quetta and references to a speaking figure appear amid detached phrases. The text hints at a social scene or event with dates and prices but lacks clear narrative context or complete sentences.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment listing varied words and partial names with scattered numbers and phrases. It lacks a clear event, person, or location to summarize into a coherent news item for a headline and card summary. No identifiable entities or actions stand out to anchor a proper summary.
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