Iron-Mongery Ware House Opens in Abbey Street Dublin
A new Iron-Mongery Ware House at No 6 Abbey Street Dublin by a company of manufacturers offers a full range of ironmongery for builders carpenters cabinet makers and others with low terms and insists on payment before delivery Wyatt's patented tinned sheet copper and nails are sold, with goods useful for roofs gutters ships and linings among other uses strong slaters and other items advertised.
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Abbey-Street
Carecstret
Dublin
Maxwractor
Newet
Beth Farterna
England
Wyatt
Cisterra
Ufe
Lucey
Suth
Distress Stricken Journeyman Calovt-Maker Seeks Aid
GREAT DISTRESS. WIDOWED CALVOT MAKER AIKENS is ruinously ill after a fever ending in consumption. He has lost all means to support his wife and three children, with only ragged clothes and no working tools. Rogert Mallet, 62 Capel-street. Mir John Gharrurier, 128 Capel-street. and Mr. George Binns, 21 Dame-street seek benevolent response.
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G Hes
Rogert Mallet
Mir John Gharrurier
George Binns
Dublin Commissioners Notice on Canal Docks South Lots
Notice from Dublin City Commissioners announces plans to build new docks and harbor front lines along the Grand Canal in the South Lots near Harcourt Street. Interested persons are asked to take notice and respond by Septembers 27. Signed by Thomas Sherrard.
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Dublin
Grand Canal
Harcourt Jouk
Ald Canal
Building Materials to be Sold at Dublin Auction
Materials from houses No 19 and another in Gardiner's row opposite Cavendish Row Rutland Square with back offices and a house in Barley-field corner of the Stable Jane Terma. To be sold in three lots on Monday November 17 at two oclock. payment due at sale and ground cleared within three months under ten pound penalties per lot. purchasers to provide security for performance. Cape-street Thomas Sherrard agent.
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Dublin
Gardiner's Row
Cavendith-row
Rutland—fqnare
Jane Terma
Capei-street
Thomas Sherrard
Jewellery Line Fusion Workmanship Demands Public Favor
An item notes aggressive presses for a jewellery line, requesting public support to continue the command structure. The language underscores a plea for loyalty and the praise of refined fusion workmanship.
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Brush
King's Patent medicines claim nerve cure for various ailments
R Lowther’s Nervous Powders and Drops advertised as a sovereign remedy for convulsions palsy hysterical affections obstruction in the uterus and other symptoms. Drops touted as gentle for stomach complaints with claims of improving constitution and cheerful mind. Sold by appointment at Mr Callwell's College-green parcels and drops priced in the shilling British range.
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R. Lowther
Lowther
Callwell
College-green
Bottled Liquor Stores Advertise Selections
Public is informed that a retail listing on Borough Street shows a selection of beverages for sale including Devonshire and Hereford Sweet Cider Spruce Beer Old Whiskey and Foreign Spirits. The notice notes general availability and orderly display of goods for customers.
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Devorshire
Hereford
Newland Academy Moves to Peria Street
R Newland announces relocation of his academy to No 8 Peria Street for better student preparation for university counting house army and navy. Staff include Trinity Cottage educated assistants with noted improvements under his care. The academy offers day school twenty guineas per year and one guinea per quarter with no entrance fee.
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Lagve
Peria- Street
Army
Navy
Newland
Trinity Cottage
Humdel
French Persecuted Clergy in Distress in London
Thousands of French clergy seek relief in London fleeing slaughter and famine. A subscription is organized with benefactors in Fleet Street who will forward weekly sums to Medicalour and Co Bankers Covent Garden, with a published account for subscribers. Total raised reported as £416 12s.
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Fishycarta
James Fanager
Elq
Black Pitts
Rosear Saaw
Port Athce
Fleet-street
Medicalour and Co
Covent-garden
Sutferibera
Proclamation by the Governor of Ingtana Issued
A proclamation issued by the Lord Lieutenant-General and Governor of Ingtana. The text invokes royal authority and seeks public acknowledgment of the sovereign. The wording reflects formal colonial governance and allegiance to the king.
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Gorvernor of
Ingtana
Ireland
Westmorland
Jav
Dublin
Hobart
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