31 May 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
May 31, 1787
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text references a birthday and safety notes with unclear names and dates. The readable portions mention a birthday event on the fourth of June and possible safety concerns or care instructions. Name clarity and full context are not recoverable from the fragment.
A local auction drew a varied crowd for River sale items including a large double house and several parcels. Bids were modest with prices uncertain as bidders tussled over key lots. A group led by Reifel and colleagues pushed a late surge, while the lease terms and service timing齐 remained unresolved as bidding closed near noon.
The Kildare Street Club warns members who have not paid this year’s annual subscriptions that access will be blocked after the stated date. Members admitted before January will be subject to the new arrears policy, signed by Jonathan Rogers.
Fragmentary notice advertises furnished or unfurnished lodgings in a genteel town location. Mentions first floor layout including dining and drawing rooms, kitchen, and other conveniences. Appears to solicit a gentleman of the law or printer by trade as tenant.
A London Magazine May 1787 catalog entry touts the pamphlet Haws Gentleman along with May 1787 issues. It lists contents including biographies and dramatic anecdotes by Cunningham and Peter Pindar, noting copperplate engravings and varied entertainment. The item promotes availability at booksellers in London and country stores.
Thomas Bond pleads for public funds to support charitable works claiming significant benefit to the poor. He argues that wider aid could extend usefulness and ensure continued operation, appealing to supporters to approve further solicitations as needed.
In Maker appear In Fancy Dresses the Notty and Gentry assure acceptance. Tickets priced at one guinea each, two weeks before the Ball. Proposals to take down the Gate ney route and rebuild the Ground near Arbour-hill outlined in Dublin circular.
Royal notice informs subscribers that Mlle Fronton and other famed performers including Mr Daly and Mr Tolmain will appear at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden for the summer season. It also explains new ticketing practice ensuring waiters secure seats by paying half price now and the rest on night of performance.
State Lottery Commissioners announce readiness to grant licenses to office keepers under an act of Parliament. They warn all persons from selling or dealing in fewer than ten tickets without a license and threaten strict prosecution. Officers CH and Rob. Disey signatories.
Wells Nicholson and Co advertise the Irish State Lottery with wide ticket sales at low prices. They boast historical prize superiority, citing Miss Reilly of Cavan and prizes in Cork City and Aubrey Street. Receipts may be viewed. tickets offer large prizes and Guinea shares are offered with refunds on failure.
A large quantity of red and white clover and trefoil seed has just landed and will be sold on reasonable terms at James Emly Jun 14. Yardage and goods offered include various clover and trefoil varieties with pricing in wood and measure terms.
In May 1987 the Commissioners of Police direct 211 persons who own or drive licensed hackney carriages or work as porters to obtain licenses by June. A hearing is set for early June at the Police Office Clarendon Street with daily sessions to grant certificates and resolve complaints. signatures certify the command of J. Sankey, secretary.
Public notice requests patronage and subscriptions for a musical fund to aid decayed musicians and their families. A list of subscribers and fund rules are available at the music shop or from officers. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to join this charitable effort admired in the sister kingdom and supported by the gentry.
The Corporation for preserving and improving the Port of Dublin invites proposals from individuals willing to take the office of Inspector of the Works. Proposals must be sealed and include the salary expected and the intended duties.
A letter from John Maxwell to the Independent Electors of Cavan dated May 16 1787. He expresses gratitude for their support and independence, pledging to cooperate with electors and maintain their Spirit, while noting those who remained favorable and abstained from polling. The tone pledges fidelity to the county and respect for its people.
Francis Saunderson thanks the Free and Independent Electors of Cavan County for their support in the late election. He notes his election by a large majority, expresses gratitude, appeals for continued honor, and signs with respect on May 1, 177.
A detailed note on a beer described as improved amber, brewed from MAL VY and LOPS, attributed to Gerald Dodd. The text outlines perceived superiority and urges potential buyers to engage, claiming the beer matches Dublin quality and offers a common kind for “Heciery” as a key selling point.
In Polyce House on May 14 2487 a riot injured police watchmen during a Sunday disturbance near Merrion Square. Authorities offer 100 pounds for each offender within three months and 200 pounds total bounty for discovery leading to conviction, with royal pardon for informants.
Ennis Harter imports a variety of ladies hair hats and feathers, including white ostrich plumes and fancy colors, continuing business as before under the Widow Mary Clem and her daughter, with the same extensive stock and display. Satches and related items are mentioned in the notice.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a possible sale or repair of a neat house in Baia with garden and mentions ongoing improvements. It references a person staying nearby and hopes for continued liberal encouragements and gratis acknowledgments of experience.
J T Ashenhurst, principal, invites all persons to buy or sell government and treasury securities on fair terms at DeNEW BUILDINGS Dame Street opposite Fownen’s, avoiding public sale adverts that could devalue stock. The office pledges respectful, honorable dealings and ready accommodation any time.
Andrew Carr a grocer and wine merchant at Dame Street advertises an extensive stock of wine, port, ale, and wood at reduced prices. The notice asserts the sale will outdo rival advertisers and highlights quality and variety while urging ladies to attend.
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