18 Mar 1788
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 18, 1788
Page
1
Dublin Castle in an Easter Sunday notice declares no levee at the castle on March 17 1788. The announcement notes a shift in public ceremony with no levee to be held that day. No further details provided in the fragment.
On the upcoming Thursday after St Patrick's Day the town plans a festival week with country dances and a supper. Ladies are advised not to wear hoops and inn sets will not be danced. Nobility and gentry are asked to send for their tickets to the Chamberlain's.
Ladies desiring to dance minuets at the chamberlain ball are requested to send their names to the chamberlain the day before each event. The notice calls for polite attendance and orderly participation in the social function.
Advertises a place where a person can receive hair dressing and millinery services from Radio ing a Lin O. P. at Mr Halligan's Sheet-Maker shop on Henry Street. Blonds and gaive are mentioned as targets. all ladies seeking these services are invited to wait.
The Members are requested to meet at Smock Alley on Wednesday the 26th Infi for the year to elect Officers and transact business. Rich. Cave Junr, Sec. The hour to be determined by the Exchange. Vacancies wanted to be filled. terrace seats offered as advantageous.
A creditable tradef ri family, hit by long illness, faces loss of furniture and clothing. The widow and her orphan child endure deplorable conditions and struggle to earn minimal support after an accident deprived them of use of one land. Benefactions welcomed by Mr Nicholson, street, and the printer for details.
The parish of St Nicholas Without seeks aid for the Sick Poor through subscriptions. Affected residents lack food clothing shelter and medicine as weekly relief continues until health returns. Subscribers and church wardens list donors and appeal to benevolent patrons for support.
Wooten-Dadrer and Mens' Mercer announce their removal from Fillex-heer to No 26 Parliament-three, offering a full stock of London superfine cloths, wines, florinets, and cafe of woollen drapery, with applications to Henry Crosbie at No 27 Parliament-street for lease details.
Curious reader announces a new perennial Dutch flower, noting large blooms and long spikes. The advertisement describes flowering in November, various leaf and stem features, seed dispersal, and an engraving by Winthgan Area, with a sealed offering from Mullaghaines and listing Benjamin Simpton’s shop in College-Green, Dublin.
Advertisement seeks 20001 per annum mortgage security on a simple estate in Limerick. Requires two or more tenants with unquestionable solvency and punctuality. Rents must exceed yearly interest. Apply to Mr Pollock, No pa Jervis-fireer, Dublin.
Epward Bray, nursery and seedsman at No 22 Merchants Quay, offers trees and new garden seeds with prices listed per tree and per hundred. He emphasizes seedling forest trees like Ath, Oak, Beech and Klin, promotes Beech as superior and cheaper, and advertises English and Irish grown fruit trees in trained and untrained forms along with garden mats and tools.
A garbled early notice from Michaelslne by P Carroll and Mary Seedsman announces sale of fruit seeds, garden seeds, and young fruit trees. The advert claims ripening fruit and flavor superiority, urging public purchase of small packages from a Liverpool supplier. It mentions a Governor’s Bathery and references seed shipments from Michielina with various seed varieties.
Fragmentary OCR shows London Majfiout and Weall n Drapery Warehouse with garbled names and jumbled phrases. Mention of warehouse pace, dragged items, and an advertisementlike list hints at a disrupted notice or catalog entry. No clear event or date emerges.
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