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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 24, 1791
Page
1
Ridnall offers curtain lace tulle Guiness Black French Lace and edging, French Minionet threads, and various trimmings from England and France. The advertisement promises low prices to nobility and gentry, claiming constant supply and precautions against imposition.
A fragmentary notice from AY 19 FICT times indicates levees at Dublen Castle cattle grounds will occur every Sunday at tour o clock until a contrary notice is given. The readable text hints at a recurring schedule for cattle-related proceedings.
The document announces Lord Lieutenant visits on Tuesday and Saturday from eleven to two, with military buffets on Thursdays at eleven. It describes a drawing room at the Caillé and a Café in Dublin, plus the fourth number of the Parliamentary Debates forthcoming, inviting contributions and promising a candid, impartial publication.
A Monday morning display features a curated collection of prints imported for the event. The setup includes framed works described as beautifully glazed and prepared for purchase with items available for viewing in the morning and afternoon sessions.
A damaged OCR fragment from a Dublin publication references the Prince of Wales and royal figures. It mentions public notices, routes, and a message of thanks, with scattered names and dates, including Dublin and March. The legible content is sparse and non-specific.
A confused London report describes ships nearing Cape Horn and the Atlantic voyage, with mentions of American trade disruption and plans to reinforce naval readiness. It notes orders to Portsmouth to equip ships, potential seizure of Negroes, and commemorations for John Wesley amid colonial tensions and looming conflict.
A Dublin report lists promotions and appointments in the Dragoon Guards and related regiments. Major roles shift as surgeons and lieutenants advance, with officers like William Oguvle and John Craven among those noted. the piece also references property and societal remarks amid political barbs.
The fragment lists multiple lottery drawing references with numbers like No. 49 495 and No. 5505 705, interspersed with stray digits and letters, indicating a damaged page segment detailing drawing results or ticket series.
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