Dublin notices and parish collections amid a broad charity report
Fragmentary report describes charitable actions in Dublin including a lord mayor gift to St Werburghs and alms at Market House, receipts for parish collections by clergy, the Corporation for the Relief of the Poor acknowledging subscriptions, and a note on the Moife of Industry central resort. It mentions teaching, bread distribution, and requests for a nurse for the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Mayr
Mattha Sea
St. Werburgha
Piery
Dublin
St. Anne
Genesral
Jamen Ford
St. Thomas
Paul
Sa Peter
Pier
Quaile
Lewis
Alfistase
Joseph, Lefanu
Butler
Jantep Ford
Samuel Paul
Gethoadt
Aintent
Wwe
Helen Mytta
Ab Bey- Trek
Bath-lelie
Fayran
Pekbango Cat
County Wicklow
Mortday
Balne
Kilpipe
Delganay
Baltibaye
Blelington
Baltymore-custate
la Rand
Ledein
Jonathan API
Lee Fen
Wales
Frafer
Sioutgemery
ssrBakts
Dabiip
Royal Theatre Drama Production This Tuesday
A garbled theatre program lists performers and songs for a Tuesday show led by Mr Kennady the treafneer. The piece references Oriana and Kyarke with melodic interludes, stage directions, and expected audience notices. Despite the text corruption, it implies a Victorian era theatrical revue with multiple acts and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
Kennady
Maray
Cailadh - Tay
Miltabel
Cael Shivabel
Oriana
Kyarke
Millareey Mealy
Hewitt
Wwe
Twilhoup
Spr
Mit
Unclear OCR text fragment from city notice
Fragmentary input with many garbled words and missing context hampers extraction of a coherent event or entities. Likely mentions municipal or postal matters but reader cannot identify persons places or actions reliably.
Fragmentary Note on Provisions and Nobility
A partial OCR reads as a discussion of provisions and nobility with scattered names and terms. The text mentions grace, governance, and a potential caution about forthcoming measures, but is too garbled to identify a clear event, date, or persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilene
Margarett Mooreng and the Berkeley Hundened Sale List
A fragmented OCR item lists names and items tied to a sale or auction context. Mentions Margarett Mooreng, Sitges BGS, Berkley Hundeed, Gloucester, and various foods, beverages, and household goods. The garbled text references a public sale or notice with numerous product lines and personal names embedded.
House of Industry May 17 1784 Nobility and Gentry advertise
The May 17 1784 notice in the House of Industry appeals to the nobility and gentry for patronage of a bread business by Deveaux successor to Ou stry. It lists French bread Sally-lynge and related goods, praising integrity and experience, and calls for moral support and protection of industry through a public meeting chaired by the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oustry
Exchequer
Gerizidg
Dateonaire
Deveaux
Busines
London
House of Industry
Hanty Cort
Iit
Fragmented OCR Passage From Unclear Source
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions places and names in a jumbled way. It references Dublin and Pine Street alongside unclear terms and roles. The text is too garbled to identify a coherent event, date, or proper nouns for a precise summary.
Fragmented OCR item hints at a lottery sale and listed goods
Readable fragments reference a lottery drawing number and a sale beginning Bay Elevas with places such as Beevings and Desert Set. Mentions Pithambla Greer and others, plus goods and ads. The text is garbled but suggests a sale event with multiple items and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Sanday
Denesates
Pithambla Greer
TharSale
Elevas' Er
Pamenehi
Allerton Tate
Carsie
Reed
Londons Dry Goods Prices and Goods List
An old market notice lists textiles and linens such as jackonets parels napkins tapes tripped fabrics and various cottons and silks with prices marked. It mentions an apprentice wanted and references Dublin prices and a stall on a street likely in a market area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowry Ower
Dublin
Che Ueda
Luke Savage estate notices and fashion shop ad
An 18th century notice informs creditors of the late Luke Savage to settle debts at Parliament Street and Blyth Son, while a Gold and Silver Lace Shop advertises the latest fashionable dress materials and bullion items at 34 Pavlington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Savage
Andrew
Savage
Qreet
Nowett
Algormica LN
Sean
CouMickes
Pavliguggnt Street
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Foot
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Aga Ya
Liege
Gavn
Ieee
Singh
Thomas
Cma
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Eerie
Br Literatu
Matheriscieal
Ahi Teal
Ehanaber
Uae
Raed Honfar
Cyder
PNRNY
Bronwe Ath
Ciena
Berkley Hundeed
Natible
Gloucester
Chedder Wierl
Cheshire
New Chishirg
Trith “Tvatting
Barmazan
Ux ‘Hungues
Mackardon
Westphalia
Sabah Perry
Baye Hempen
Hnl
N.tholas
Haute
Compious
Réecelyad
Oreilia
Mali
Andrew. Savage
Hartas and Lagentam
Hieteffar
Luke Sivage
Mannce
Fathar
Faraen
Fin Neil
Shiba Redivaey
Spain
Olle
Ff Ieee Tehite 165
Dacigny
Powotaley
Mary Tga
John Aa Noval
Oliver Finite
Ruouant
Sa O' Laquire
Péter
Bourdeauz
Mailie
Brown J
Bockholm
Pytatoes
R. Saad
Aden
Homat Fi
Ryapeling
Henens
Josh Lay
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