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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 04, 1790
Page
2
STATE LOTTERY OFFICE and several street addresses appear in a garbled OCR line. Names Thoms BAKA Mei M Accifreld Frazen 17 Dame Street Amraun Gavase 9 Dame Street Tuomas tear 20 Capel Street.
A notice sets terms for lands and plots in Galway County. It specifies a lease from the next May day for a term of one year, tied to the estate of Henry Marquis of Clanrigarde.
An old ad claims Lottery Insurance to any amount during the drawing, praising Punchastity and Corre inate as longstanding favorites of liberal and spirited adventurers at Scully's No. 4 Caren Street.
Under a decree of his Majesty's Court of Chancery in Ireland dated June 10, a sale is set for Monday next at One o'clock in the afternoon at the Chancey Chamber. The property includes the lands and houses of Rihoeile and Ballygannon, Kilcoole mill and related lands, Ballycruen, Balynorran, and portions of Charlefland, within Wicklow County, totaling about 170 acres plus. The sale requires a quarter of the purchase money at sale. An abstract of title and rental details may be seen with Mr. Robert Warren, plaintiff's agent, No. 49 Jervis Street.
Elegant furnished middle floor with dining room bed chamber large closet and good kitchen. Air good and mild heating options. Bed chamber available if required. Apply to the Printer's hereof near College Park.
An advertisement to the Prince of Wales announces Thomas Byank as vendor for Chevalier Ruspini and Sons dentifrice powder and tincture. It touts teeth preservation and haemorrhage relief with pamphlets from the faculty and patients worldwide. Price is five shillings. seal bears the Chevalier Army, stamped and signed.
An 1790 proclamation by the Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland denounces a May 13 riot in Limerick after county election voting. It offers rewards for arrest and conviction of involved persons and urges officials to maintain peace, naming city magistrates to enforce the order.
A wretched applicant, long deprived of his wife, struggles to feed four hungry children. Once a labourer, he lost health and maintains his family by odd jobs while a cruel landlord turns them from their cabin. Benefactions are invited locally to ease their misery.
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