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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Nov 15, 1787

Page

2

Army Field Officers Called to Attend Public Prison Trial

The text directs field officers to attend a public proceeding, noting the captain of the navy is present and urging attendance. Instructions mention following the police and community order, with a date reference to 1987. The fragmentary notice implies a formal summons or procedural gathering.

Dublin City Regulations And Notices From 18th Century

Dublin officials announce safety measures for a public event, listing street closures and watchman presence to prevent accidents from unstable stages. Readers urged to follow directives and avoid obstruction while authorities enforce calm and peace. Also notes meetings of Protestant societies and local business notices with references to Capel Street and Rutland area.

Punene Stel Rutland Nafigudtreet Ae Aledet Stéphen Seateen King-tireet Reet Andrew-street Church-lane Dame Flighiment-Strees Capel- ‘Aseet Mary-street Fret Dublin Paace J- Sankey

Fragmentary notice hints at insurance, equity, and retreat

Incoherent OCR fragment references insurance and gains. Mentions week of drawing, proportion, and larger operation. Indicates opportunity to acquaint betieves and make fault gratefully. Content is garbled but implies an insurance or legal notice with implied actions and deadlines.

Edward Bray and Reed Fang in Garden Steward Roles

Fragmentary OCR describes Edward Bray associated with Nurfs Atha Sebarian Diy Merchangs and a band of named plants and flowers. It mentions Reed Fang and Lori of Double Red Rove White Blue Ely earths, Yellow Nar ciffus Polyanthus and more, plus a Garithier of Gibilities-al as an active gardener and steward.

Edward Bray Nurfs Atha Sebarian Merchangs-yury Garithier

State Tickets and Shares at Potts State Lottery

Fragmented OCR notes describe a state lottery drawing with various ticket types and prizes. Mentions a first draw date and multiple ticket categories including halves quarters eighths and blanks. Stakes and prize amounts appear, but many words are garbled, leaving the core idea of a public lottery drawing and associated ticket formats.

Dublin Street Paving Notice Warns Against Encroachments

The paving board of Dublin in 1787 warns residents not to pull down houses fences or walls or other obstructions to the public street or footpath. It notes penalties and the need to serve due notice and to prevent encroachments by blocking sidewalks with bricks or extensions. It vows to act with rigour against offenders.

Dublin Netice Walter Onsermin

House of Industry Plans Sought in September 1787 Notice

A fragmentary 1787 notice seeks plans and estimates for a new House of Industry. It invites inquiries at the House of Industry and mentions a proposed sum of thirty guineas to cover approved work. A resolution calls for delaying the funding decision to the next November session.

Bookseller J Fonhs Relocated to Grafton Street

J Fonhs bookseller and stationer moves from 39 College Green to 114 Grafton Street opposite the College. The notice appears in the volume cited with uncertain pagination and date, indicating a formal business relocation in the local market.

J. Fonhs Collegee Green Grafton Street

Amber Table Beer Fame in Dublin Breweries

Amber Table Beer brewed from malt and hops promotes Gerald Dodd of Stoney-Barrer as a premier Dublin brewer. The long-standing market claim touts superior quality and reliable service, appealing to patrons seeking pure, elegant beer and urging buyers to deal with him for consistently genuine product.

Amber Table Gerald Dodd Stoney-Barrer Dublin

Irish Lottery Tickets Offered at 79 Dame Street Office

Thomas Walker of 79 Dame Street promotes Irish Lottery tickets with last sales on November 12. He touts security, fixed prizes, and favorable terms, listing past winners and urging public trust while claiming superior offers over other offices.

Davar-street Damereet

Medical Lectures and Courses at Trinity College Ireland

Notice of Pratetions and commerce their Peeriurs in various medical topics at Trinity College Ireland. Lectures cover Anatomy and Surgery by Dr Cleghorn and Dr Vergwal, Medicine by Brereton, and Botany by Avond, with sessions at Be 2 Clock and other venues starting in November and extending through months ahead.

Payrig Ireland Ve. Cullen Gollock Dockson Cleghorn Vergwal Brereton Cuben Avendance

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