03 Nov 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 03, 1785
Page
1
Fragmentary notes indicate a committee related to guilds and agricultural advancement convened in a city chamber. The record mentions session date hints and an official publication intention, though specifics remain unclear due to OCR errors.
A colonial enactment details seed grain imports from Great Britain and foreign ports. It allows duty-free admission of barley and wheat for seed between specified months upon oath and double security, stipulating conditions for re-export if aged and used for malt or grain production. It also covers permissions for church and college leases with mill and dam provisions, outlining renewal covenants and minimum expenditures.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses duties on raw silk and related items, mentioning American growth and various silk products. The text is garbled with many missing words and inconsistent spacing, making specific entities and dates hard to identify.
Fragmentary OCR lists price and goods including port wine, spirits, wines, cognac brandy, Geneva, Jamaica rum, claret, sherry, and various foods. Mentions Port Wine sale terms, items from a retailer, and carriage free details, with scattered names and places like Dublin and Victoria.
An old notice describes a scrap iron forge and grinding mill at Milliéwn near Dublin with land, dwellings, and other properties. It notes a partnership and asks interested parties to contact Peter-street or Mr. John at VIsIP for particulars, outlining the business scope and locations.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a 1785 reference to a ballast office and committee reform efforts related to Rifian Office aid and keeping something, with unclear names and dates. The legible elements indicate a discussion of official office duties and potential reforms, but content is highly corrupted with many unreadable words.
Proposals invite leases of parts of the Right House site near Luke Gardiner for long terms or lives renewable at a fixed rate. Lands lie toward North Read and new public works, referencing a new hospice, bridges, and ground round Moune Ketlès. Submissions to Gardiners or Norman due October 7, 178.
A garbled OCR fragment lists grain prices and weights for Wheat Rye Peas Beans Barley and related measures. It mentions Dublin and Norsematch items but the text is severely corrupted with missing words and broken phrases.
Scruffy disturbances reported near Whitefriar suburb with masked attackers and a pistol used in an attempted robbery during a Sunday night vigil. A watchman was knocked down and later jailed. other assailants fled, while two gentlemen were robbed in Phassis Park after dining at Chapellzad. A lifeless body found near Navin implies broader unrest.
In a late session various measures ignite controversy over tax powers and social costs. Reports detail parliamentary maneuvers, accusations of fraud, and financial promises affecting officers and pension systems, with mention of Maryborough jail incidents and a possible repeal of newspaper duties.
The article notes an annual collection at Michan's Church to support liberty and public aid. It mentions donors, subscriptions, and an appeal by governors to sustain charitable work through the occasion, aiming to fund ongoing public welfare efforts.
On Sunday Morning the 76th of November 1735 CP De ReE Ee SER MONT will preach at St Audoen Church in Behalf of the Charity School for Decayed Lamindurert and Orphan Children. The Prebendary Dive Downes LLD and Chaplain to the Duke of Infler will conduct the sermon and a collection will fund the seminary aiding twenty boys who study reading writing and Christian principles. The aim is to train them for trades and apprenticeships after schooling.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions land names and places such as towanda bridge farm Kane Brid near New or Po fale. The readability is limited with stray words like acetone brick and ey. No clear event or dates emerge. Entities are uncertain.
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page mentions high water and a Seat Quarter date of November 9 with scattered numbers and phrases. The readable parts provide little clear event details or names to identify a full summary.
A long damaged notice advertises an auction by Gavan to sell property on a specified date in November. It mentions a private sale option, a receiver and a warehouse address at No 66 South Great George Street, with sale starting at one o clock and continuing until finished.
The advertisement lists multiple properties for sale in Dublin and surrounding areas including Del in Gersa Garden on the North Strand with 309 feet frontage, Gardiner's Place with six feet frontage, Winton Lodge beyond Clontast with house and gardens, and several holdings in Trim. Terms require payment before November and note mortgage contests, with notices to pay debts to avoid legal action.
In the County of Dublin, adjoining Mr Ayluee’s of Lyons, a route costs three stories with garers and a packet roof for accommodation of a gentleman’s family. Nearby are two gardens, well planted and cropped, with upwards of 300 across. John Esg Sackville directs William Godley of Enfield.
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