08 Nov 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 08, 1787
Page
1
Text appears as garbled OCR about a claim or rumor involving a Princess Rowan and a figure named Thomas Stone. The readable portions reference noise or disruption around a royal context and a potential abdication or disturbance, with unclear attribution and date. Further readable details are not present.
Fragmented notices detail medical lectures at Trinity College Dublin with timings and instructors, alongside a royal war office appeal for officers to send muster returns. A separate appeal describes a noble gentleman incapacitated by paralysis needing aid from his wife, inviting humane visitors to Bolton Street Primers Yard.
Henry Strong, Stavmaxen, at No 29 Jervis Street, advertises his carriage and livery business. He vows to serve all denominations and will supply fresh provisions, with a Shaw-board over the stables offering use of Mig. neviel's carriages from Rathcoole and Magy Street to Legvon, inviting Nobility and the public to avail themselves of full accommodation and prompt service.
Thomas Walker of No 7p Dame Street markets a state lottery with guineas and tickets of various shares. He asserts strong security, cites past winners in Belfast and Dublin, urges prompt purchases before November 12, and warns buyers to ensure tickets are signed Y Walker to receive benefits. He promotes insurance against losses and notes country remitters will be served.
Edward Bray, nurseryman at Merchants quay, has landed from Bould the Run and Elzabeth, Captain Allen, a collection of double red rove sycathints, white and blue, nar citus, polyanthus, ranunculus, snow drops, crecus, and seeding beech, fir, larch, alder, and other stock. Offers beech seedings two million plants from six to thirteen inches high, with discounts on many items. gardener available for hire and to advise.
SYATE LOTTERY-OFFICE announces November 7 1757 that the Commission for Managing and Directing the State Lottery requires Propositions to prove numbers for the upcoming draw. Any qualified person may apply between now and the 6th to the Secretary, C and R. Decy, Crampton Court.
The board resolves to return thanks to the Right Honorable Lord Mayor for convening a meeting at the corporation's request to receive the solicitor general's opinion on the legal constitution of the different members.
The Paving Office advertises that under the Act for Dublin street paving and lighting all persons must give notice before pulling down plots or boundary walls. It warns against new encroachments by building up fronts with bricks, noting a Twenty Pound fine and removal costs. The Board will enforce limits strictly and proceed against offenders.
Local notice indicates Mea CULL and R&R, a MiniaTune Painter group, have relocated from the Cover of Suffolk-Areet to No 76 Grafton-Abreet, with Johnson's being referenced in the context of the move.
Four and ten shillings for whole Irish lottery tickets offered by Calub Jena&In at No 5 Dana-street. Purchasers may win large sums including 10000 pounds and 2000 pounds with various share options. A variety of tickets, guarantees, and prices are advertised, with Jerkin continuing to sell at the rate shown.
A notice from the House of Industry dated 24 September 1784 calls for plans and estimates for a new house of industry to be submitted before the fir Monday in November. Bidders may enquire at the House of Industry Ratherns-line Chirch-tteeet, NY for particulars. The time for receiving plans for a new route of Industry is extended to Monday the 1st of November.
An 18th century notice announces Jones Bookseller and Stationer relocating from College-Creen to 111 Grafton Street opposite the College. It advertises a ten volume edition title and price, with a note about cases argued in the High Court of Chancery and references to Brancis Vesey and legal texts. It lists publishing plans and pricing in old style catalog language.
Fragmented OCR text shows directors and committees for paving cleaning and lights with duties and inquiries. It references a corporation cart and a public works duty on the sewege. Readable entities include city and commissions with vague notes on oversight and potential engagements.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a woollen drapery and mercery shop listing odd phraseology. No clear event or names emerge. cannot determine a coherent news item from the fragment.
The readable parts reference rent, property, and public notices with mentions of parcels, livery costs, and city institutions. Names and places are garbled, but the piece implies a report on property, court actions, or civic matters with dates and local actors scattered through the damaged text.
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