Dublin Port Wine Auction Leads to Reduced Prices
A Dublin notice announces a sale of Port wine and allied spirits at very reduced prices. Items include Claret aged well, Sherry, Madeira, and Cognac Brandy, with a wide array of wines, spirits, spices, and provisions listed. The vendor invites friends and the public to pay ready money or good bills, highlighting substantial discounts and varied catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Victoria
Sheery
Lifton
Wis
Geneva
Whitey
Perry Saesper
Juir
Selize Pwidter
Irish industry urged to seek protection and encouragement
The article argues for state support to improve domestic industries to reduce reliance on imports and national expense. It notes curiosity about Irish crafts, reports on tythe disputes and clergy inaction, and urges legislature to regulate tax collection and address grievances. It cites Cork and various counties, with fears of unrest and material trade shifts due to storms and export demands.
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Bartitgen
Ireland
London
Bari
Howe
Europe
Cork
Oll
Jaya Tea
West India
Great ‘Britain
Danaghaden
Netwry
Phia
Conflicted Native Alliances and Trade Tensions Rise
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Mohawk leader Joseph Brant and a British proposal to curb American expansion, with references to the confederacy among the Five Nations, and debated imperial policies. The text mentions English figures, Atlantic trade protection, and looming hostilities set against colonial diplomacy.
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Loughstunncy
New States
Joseph Brant
William Joneson
Dideraanae
Engith
Andy
England
Destray
Londop
Wien
Les Eers Ie Ab ‘Wellvaa
Mapy
Fea
Butler
Merica
Gotha
Sophie
Thay
Atyak
Beth Many
Pint
Tipperary
Ae Reed
Hmomsthanke
Sarah Brown
Brown’ S-Gatey
Litburp
Patrick Tran
Belfast
Mineackng Ray
Mr. Elwood
Clincah
Mongany
Kilken
Sunday Sermon Sparks Church Reform Controversy
A Sunday morning sermon at St. John’s Church School of Aid Parsonage sparked debate over charity, guardianship, and education for a marginalized group. Local clergy defended reform while parishioners raised concerns about state control and public scrutiny.
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Chasity School of Aid Parith
Ambiguous land grant in seventeenth century notes
Fragmentary record describes lands to be sold or granted, with references to acres, payments in Guinea, and a high lordly commission. Mentions Lord Viscount Ranelagh and Dublin, hints at a bridge and local orders, but details are corrupted and unclear.
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Edions
Weenork
Bridge
Torbes
Viscount Ranelagh
Dublin
The Assize of Bread in Dublin City 1785
By order of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor of the City Dublin. The record notes the 26th day of 1785 establishing price and regulation details for bread during the assize period.
Fragmentary OCR History Item Card
A fragmentary readable OCR segment references a historical newspaper item listing items such as ales barley and packets, with scattered names and terms. The remaining text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent summary.
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Kia Maielte
Marth Lincoln
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Sir William Montgomery
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