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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 15, 1785
Page
2
A fragmentary notice prompts public inquiry into a channel risk and possible remedies. It mentions money return and potential legal or administrative steps, with unclear references to dates and places. The readable parts suggest an advisory about seeking remedies if adequate supply or service is not provided.
Fragmentary notice discusses lottery tickets and terms including shares and allowances. Mentions MoLesworth's calculation and references to numbers and terms, with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at parliamentary involvement and agreements governing ticket terms and distribution.
The readable text shows a damaged fragment mentioning a 48th initialization and an event on Friday. It references a bandion and grinp lovage like phrases, with stray words such as ads, naz, and teals. No clear names, places, or actions emerge.
The piece outlines a public notice from a figure named KANG addressing English state prams and chances in Dublin. It mentions a lottery business, upcoming drawing on the 6th of February, and references bribes and numbers amid a murky, protest-like announcement.
Fragmented OCR text mentions water from a source and various garbled names and places. The readable portion references Stafford Street near a street designation and an imported item but lacks clear actions or outcomes. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a complete summary.
The readable portion hints at a sci fi or philosophical note with names like Diet and Heiber Ambition and mentions a creature and earth. Multiple garbled phrases and misspellings render a coherent event or person identification impossible.
A damaged newspaper fragment appears from a printer's notice with unclear words and scattered letters. The readable portion mentions a printer and an ungrammatical sequence of phrases, providing no concrete names dates or actions.
The notice calls for a sum of three thousand pounds upon a ree simplé eqaté in Dublin with a master’s mortgage agreement. It mentions encumbrance and legal steps to secure the debt and outlines forthcoming actions by the involved party.
Fragmented OCR notice mentions applications to an official in Sackville-Bert, Dublin, with references to Newcastle and William Goovex. Details are incomplete but indicate a legal or civic filing process in Dubt County with named parties and places.
An English farmer seeks work in the Carley district with terms described. The notice mentions paying 19 shillings per week and lists contact hints for a gentleman to arrange a meeting. Includes trustees and dates for further correspondence with Sadler and Cocks.
Readable fragments name many seeds and plants such as Duth Belt Double Jonquils Persian Tris and quotes a long list of items. The passage appears as a garbled catalog from a 19th century text with scattered names and phrases.
A fragmented notice announces the Seed Ware House in Scuttle Row under new management by Mr Pay Pard. It promises moderate prices and introduces a seasoned dealer with experience in seeds, stocks, and related goods. The item lists various seed types and garden products, signaling a broad catalog and hopeful patronage.
An old newspaper ad lists sales and varieties of flowering roots and trees. It notes seedling fruit trees available at local nurseries, with prices and arrival details. The advertisement mentions fruit trees, cherry trees, and nursery stock from Buay and Grawrt's Nurseries and others, plus general garden seeds and stock.
Auction notice announces sale of the scrap iron forge and grinding mill at Milltown near Dublin with acre land and dwellings. Occupied by Mell, Weryok Poulden and John Heav Sid, listing accommodations and potential use for iron works. Applications for particulars to Peter-street or Luke-street address provided, advertisement in old style.
A scrambled late 18th century lottery prospectus announces a scheme with many capital prizes and divisions. Wells and Co advertise tickets priced at one guinea and outline dividend tables for multiple classes. They promise legal safeguards, certificates, and that payments fund the draw while avoiding common gambling pitfalls.
The ad shows James Williams claiming vast prizes in the Irish Lottery, including a sensational promise of one million money over the years. The notice offers immediate cash options and accommodations with notes on prize distribution and acceptance terms at the Office, No. 29, New Building.
A fragmentary eighteenth century notice discusses legislative encouragement and tax policy. It outlines duties on raw silk and fabric, export drawbacks for silk related manufactures, and compensation for duties on silk and textiles. Signed by Thomas Lysver, Alfit.
The Ballast Committee of Directors at Utica invites sealed proposals for repairing and maintaining piles along the South Strand from the Hlock House to the South East Pier Burgess area. Proposals must be left at the Ballot Mailee Office and will be opened on Wednesday, December next.
Proposals invited for leasing a large parcel of ground from the Estate of the Right Hon. Luke Gardiner on Mount Eccles high ground. Suitable for long terms or life leases renewable. Plan of ground and proposed square is displayed at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house. Proposals to Gardiner or Norman by October Ca. 1765.
Dublin report notes LRSU action and defense on a day in November 1785. Sparse readable content limits further detail beyond the basic event tag and location.
Monday the 7th inf. was a fear day for the Joiners corporation as Mr William Le Mailtre was sworn mailer with Met Atraham Harrison and Geo Innes as wardens for the ensuing year.
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