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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Mar 31, 1787
Page
1
An old Irish market fragment lists stalls and offerings at a Dublin venue including groceries teas wines spices and general goods. It mentions a transfer office on Dame Street and notes of public security and stock terms. Names such as John Bray and James William appear among auctions and bids.
Anberlain office announces there will be no public night at the Cast Le fing Paton Week. Hee will be a DR h AW TH eNpe Thursday Evening IA Rok Apa al pril.
A local auction house reports four thousand twenty tickets issued for a prize drawing. One thousand eight hundred two entries are recorded as valid with no blanks. Purchases continue as buyers seek the top prize, with tickets sold at multiple retailers during the campaign.
Announcement that Mr Daly informs the public of new performances by his company after holidays. The first night, near Easter, features a comedy and a farce with noted actors and actresses, with emphasis on scenes costumes and deco rations at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden.
An 18th century notice promotes a benefit performance titled Strangers at Home to be given on a Saturday in April with a prologue and epilogue. Lord Kelwarlin and Earl of Antrim will preside. Tickets available from William Handcock and others, with thanks to the audience and Ladies of the Art Distinction for attendance.
In Kilmainham Town two newly built houses offered for any term. They would suit factories needing room and water with space and access to the river. For particulars inquire at No 25 Upper Jervais Street.
Auction notice for the library of Mr M Evo y of Smith Bankrupt. It lists over twenty volumes across branches including Religious Ceremonies of Nations Ovid Temple of the Muses with cuts. Sale hours six to ten, catalogues at sale site. Commissions possible. Also on Tuesday the 27th instant from twelve to three a sale of gold and silver medals, rings, watches and trinkets.
J Dejoncourt announces sale of a large assortment of sea port and grocery goods import items. He offers first quality products at reasonable prices and solicits continued friendship and patronage from customers and friends.
Edward Bray, Nursery and Seedsman in Dublin, announces his sixth importation of English perch nectarines pears plums and cherries with a collection of grafted trees and new garden seeds arrived at reduced prices. He offers Dutch alder lime seedlings for large tract plantings and notes thousands of asparagus, Codyflowers and cabbage plants with split peas and best rust line. A gardener of first abilities will be heard of as above.
The members are required to pay five guineas by November first to the secretary to fund a new house. Each member must pay five guineas for the Guinea each on or before May seth and five guineas more by November first. Those who fail to pay will be excluded. March 28, 1547.
Patrick Garroll successor te Roser Quik expresses gratitude to the Nobility Gentry and public for encouragement since starting in business. He informs them of receiving a general collection of garden and grass seeds, promising only genuine seeds and satisfaction.
A general court of proprietors will be held at the Bank to elect a Governor and Deputy Governor on Monday April 1 near. On Wednesday April 4 a general court will be held to choose fifteen directors for the year. List of proprietors possessing royal and upwards will be available at the Bank on preceding days with the mode of mediation as directed by the bye laws. March 24 177- Hill Wilson Secretary.
Yuis Daris Purtisibo Prive 643 GERNA presents a capital collection of books in Italian and other languages. Catalog and works of reputation offered from Summer Hill, with sale at Mr W No 6 Damnettrest, Mrs Chamberlaine No 5 Collegereen, and at Summer Hill.
Importers announce a large variety of ladies hats including elegant large white styles and encrusted colours. A notable display includes white ostrich feathers and plumather colours from the Prince of Wales. Patent leather hats are also imported. Dublin notice date February 16 1787. Mary Clements and Mary Ennis continue the family embroidery business at Grididoule.
Francis Higgins and Co hostlers advertise a variety of real used stockings and prepared at their factory Grange-sine for wholesale, offering large quantities of coarse stockings for country shopkeepers and dealers.
51M PS OR Nursery and Seensman No 56 College Green advertises a stock of lawn and farm seeds including tuna rosis and seed oats. Simpson's Nursery at Inchicore offers hundreds of thousands of asparagus and cabbage plants at reduced prices. Public thanks extended for support and rail air wine expectations noted at College Green.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a bank marked as Johnson and Company and references to discounts and shares or subscriptions. It describes various plans and adventurer offers with unclear terms and several garbled names and items. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks coherent events or dates.
An OCR read describes ballast and port works with plans to begin in April and require engineers and surveyors. It notes suspensions by December and mentions related offices and officials. The text is garbled but indicates a municipal or port authority project with timelines and staffing.
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