22 May 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 22, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear line with probable names DPPICE and Dosti Castor and a stray quote. The readable segment hints at a cryptic message or title fragment, lacking dates, places, or concrete claims for fuller identification.
In a notice from local authorities, road work plans and a proposed route from Dunleer will be presented on Saturday May 1 at twelve o'clock. Commissioners and trustees call residents to attend to review the project details and expected improvements.
Fragmentary notice describes a 107 acre property with a house in need repair and a well planted with fruit trees. The land includes a large sandy area and a walled hill feature. Leonard is listed as owner on the lands with probable reference to Rathfacabam.
A historical notice urges nobility and gentry to support a musical fund benefiting decayed Murcians and needy families. Subscribers may deposit books at music shops or through listed patrons to help provide warmth and public solace.
The fragment shows John Maxwell signing as a loyal, humble servant to the king, praising freemen, urging cooperation, and appealing to gentlemen who supported him. The text expresses gratitude and a call for unity, loyalty, and prudent conduct amid political tension.
The treasurer to the Circular Rowd expects proposals for tearing down the Gate and Toll-House at Arbour-hill and returning the site at the angle of Ground near the Park Circular Road Office No 53 Caple-street. Submissions due May 19 17897.
Now selling by auction at the Exhibition Room William-foccet the genuine pictures belonging to the late Rev Doctor Preston. Also an elegant and well chosen collection. Mr BAT VIER of Stephens preen retires to the country. The sale begins daily at one o clock. Catalogues available at Su. 18 College-green and at the sale premises.
An ensigncy and chaplaincy in any regiment are sought in Ireland. Applications should be sent to Mr. Rong at No 75 or at the Printer's hereof.
The second bail will be given on Tuesday the 5th of June in the Rotunda and New Rooms, which are decorated in superb style. Ladies may be assured they are perfectly aired. May 17, 177.
Daniel Brisco announces an establishment at Parkgate offering tavern services with refreshments and stabling for horses. He invites friends and the general public to share in a venture meant to appeal to all travelers and passengers using the Parkgate packets.
An ad from the Custom-House Dublin offers immediate employment to any road working carpenters and joiners who apply above according to their merit. May 12, 1737.
May 15 1787 the Corporation for preferring and entrusting the Port of Dublin invites sealed proposals for the Office of Inspector of the Works. Proposers must state salary expectations and intentions with respect to the duties to be performed. Signed by Order Ric. Broughton.
Application to Mrs Darey Donnybrook for the lease of Beley Aneas House in Dodder Row with a garden and three acres of land. She recently moved to a new house at Gaithan One Door and continues business in wine and spirits. The notice seeks local support and mentions her long experience and habit of credit.
By James Valan ch, auctioneer, the sale offers a diverse library from the Pot-Otice collection. It features volumes across literature, works in metal and glassware, and globes. The listing notes numerous bindings and ages, with several items of artful curiosity.
Dublin Castle May 14 1787 authorities offer a reward of 100 pounds for discovery and prosecution of those involved in a riot near Merrion Square where Alderman John Exhaw and police were attacked with stones. A separate pardon is granted to any who aid arrests or convictions in the case.
Margaret Moore announces arrival of Golden Pippen and Red Streak cider at Moore's Cheese Warehouse No 44 Lifex Street Dublin. She appeals to nobility and friends, listing cider perry ales porter and other goods for sale under terms of payment, expressing gratitude and hope for continued patronage.
A fragmentary notice advertises Clover and Trefoil seed and red clover hay, with unclear buyer names and a sale location in Lever, Alabama. The passage mentions James Kelly and Abeey Sireert amid garbled phrases about sleds, hops, and wood and bowe, all indicating a covered sale of assorted farm items.
Erns Harter and Conx-Mica present at the Bank of Sir William Gleadowe Newcomen a rich array of ladies hats and fancy items including beaver and white goods, flat heels, and leather halls. Duplin February 16 1787 notices Mary Clements and Mary E widow and daughter of the late town clerk embroidering and selling broad goods in a wide range of sizes.
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A damaged OCR auction notice lists various items with prices and buyers. The text mentions goods like port and cigars, a sale led by a Carr and references to a public sale, quality flavors, and bidding dynamics, but most specifics are obscured. The fragmentary names and figures suggest a local auction or sale event with uncertain outcomes.
Office, for all public licenses removed to new buildings. Principal Aasenhurst urges all persons with option to purchase government lands and treasure funds to visit the Tail Office for sales. Emphasizes fair terms and avoiding unnecessary costs, urging careful attention to stock values and sales procedures.
Dublin Lamp Office held at Joun Bray's firm seeks complaints for lighting the city under the Corporation for pulling cleansing and lighting. Immediate attention promised. Also promises cheaper grains wines and spirits at the mentioned premises with various goods offered.
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