Dublin Police Reward Proclaimed for Wounded Watchmen
A 1787 public notice from Dublin’s General Post indicates a reward of one hundred pounds for the apprehension of offenders responsible for wounding a watchman during the market events in Dublin. The document names officials and calls for enforcement by the Commissioners of Police, with a May 3 deadline and references to the August meeting at the City House.
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SE Lhouse
Mag Tay
Sis
Sid
Gyie i
Theh Brones
Hir Coshman
Wachhmen
George Hepenstal
Varga
Monaghay
Daly and Daly Cast in May 1 Comedy Night
A historical notice announces a May 1 presentation of a new comedy featuring Mr. Daly Grumio Mr. Taylor Mr O'Reilly Catherine Mrs Daly and other performers. The event promises fashionable fancies and musical pieces for that evening only.
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Pernulio
Daly
Grumio
Dawfony Taylor
O'Reilly
Catherine
Tragedy of Douglas at the Theatre Cast List
The Lat Night features Mrs Crawrorn in a performance titled The Tragedy of Douglas. On Thursday Ryvening several actors are listed including Mr Daly Old Norval Mr Clinch and Lady Randolph with Mrs Grawford. Additional names Mr Daly Mr Poff Mr Tilburia and Mev Daly noted. Places in the Boxes to be taken of Mr Maga at the Theatre.
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Ryvening
Douglas
Mr. Dalyy
Norval
Clinch
Randolph
Grawford
Poff
Mr. Daly
Tilburiia
Daly
Maga
Public Securities Transfer Office Notice
Original transfer office for all scanners of public securities removed to new Bullyings Dame Street opposite Fownes's theft. Ashenhurst principal begs all persons who gave occasion to buy or sell government Treaury Bills Bank stock etc that they may be accommodated on fair and honorable terms at the office without necessity of having property advertised for sale which would depreciate value of stock and the management must avoid.
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Fownes
T. Ashenahurst
Uave
Lottery Draw Notice 1787 Prizes and Draw Dates
A public notice outlines prize money and draws for a lottery. It lists several prize amounts from 1,000 to 40,000 and dates for drawing beginning Monday November 1, 1787. Prizes are payable from June 1783 in ready money without discount, signed by order of the managers and directors CK and ROB.
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Blanka
Blankston Prize
Rob. Dery
Secretarias
Truth Triumphant Wines Sale Ad Claims Purity
An 18th century notice by Andrew Carr of Damé Street advertises a large stock of wines and groceries as offered for sale at low terms in New York City, claiming public trust and denying adulteration allegations. A formal attestation by Thomas Relan, Assistant Clerk Informations, accompanies the notice.
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Eustice-Street
Fan
Victoria
Bert Lifton
Calcavella
Thia
Carr
Rand
Andrew Carr
Erie
Thomass
Fraud and Ghosts of Trust in a Mountain Hero
A correspondent laments unproven accusations against a hard pressed grocer and merchant, mocks failed schemes and certificates of fraud, and portrays Mountain as virtuous amid a chorus of derision by retrying critics and rivals. The piece blames envy for impugning merit and hints at political theater and misaligned charges.
Notice to debtors of James Scott deceased
Persons indebted to the late James Scott of Cole-alley Tailor are asked to send accounts to Mr. George Scot acting Executor in Dublin. Debtors must pay their balances promptly or face suit. Dublin April 20, 1y5. N B The business is still continued by his son William.
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James Scott
Cole-alley
George Scot
Linnge- Usy
James
James Scult
Dublin
N. B
Willian
Dublin Lamp-Office Advertisement in Dublin Trade
A fragmentary 19th century notice from Dublin advertising lamp lighting and public works services. It mentions John Bray and Co at Nev 21 Eithdable Street and solicits contractors for paving cleaning and lighting, with complaints about neglect and requests for wholesale groceries and spirits at favorable terms.
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John Bray's and Co
Notice to all persons leaving and returning to the kingdom
A public notice from Treasury Chambers dated April urging all persons to declare any salaries pensions or employments when leaving the kingdom. It imposes a four shilling fine for noncompliance and requires written notices to the principal officer or deputy, with a nine to twelve month restraint period specified.
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Pur- Ramet
Treasury Chambers
Apsil
Hoy
Clemen
Aulgh Dutton advertises linen goods in 1787 notice
An 1787 notice from Lashary details linen wares at No 193 with discounted prices and quality claims. It claims extended lowest prices on every article and urges buyers to compare. The piece uses archaic spelling and broad marketing phrases to promote fabrics and goods.
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AULGH
Dutton
Pang
Abe Boor
Jervis
Beit Leims
Fragmentary 19th Century Ad Snippets and Prices
A garbled OCR item lists assorted product names and prices including Norton’s Genuine, Drops, and Vandout’s Nervous Eau. Mentions Kilkenny and various individuals, with ambiguous references to cases and folds. The text appears as a chaotic catalog fragment with no clear narrative or outcome.
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Folds James
Lever
Dane
Norton
Maredant
Dichutenany
Hewitt
Kilkenny
Vandout
Unclear historical note on governance and dates
Fragmentary OCR text referencing governance and distant dates. Key names and places are unreadable, with numerous garbled terms. No coherent event, outcome, or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
London Letters Report Colonial and Trade Updates
Lat arrivals bring advices from May 9 and 10. Barbadors predict sugar and cotton yields will surpass last year. Portugal plans to transport felons to East Indies settlements for life. Lisbon releases 318 felons for embarkation. Consolidation and French Tariffs go into effect. duty abatements on wines over 252 gallons to be refunded, with quantity verified by 15 instant. An AG will follow for similar returns on other duties.
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London
Court of Portugal
East Indies
Lisbon
Impeachment Debate Opens in British House of Commons
On May 9 the House of Commons debated the Indian Budget and the impeachment report. Lord Hood supported Haflings in commanding officers during emergencies while opposing a dangerous government principle. The debate featured wit and pointed remarks as efforts to shape the proceedings continued.
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Prancis
Pxchemer
Hood Rose
Haflings
Avermay Wilkes
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