22 Nov 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 22, 1787
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item references a valet and lords justices with unclear names and date. The readable portion mentions Palit Cab and AB valet 5 8s but lacks coherent actions, places, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
A fragmented notice dated November 6 1787 lists Joan Sankey and officials in the Division Magistrates matter. The readable lines reference a secretary and official positions amid unclear surrounding text.
A terse report notes a civil dispute between Gardiner from Fite AEM and Stevens over a contested matter. The piece references a declamatory exchange and a recommendation level set around ten, with no further specifics available in the readable text.
A garbled passage notes public procedure for appointments and required expenses. It references constricted terms of legal formality, mentions offices in a county, and hints at payment amounts and methods of conveyance for official actions.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a High Court of Chancery matter with references to Adeland and Vale Meguin, and notes by reporter Stanlis Vesey. Mentions a 17ss line, Notés and Referescet, and a collection of volumes bound in one with a price.
Public sub room sale by authority in Cupinger Row each Sunday and Wednesday at eleven o clock auctioning varied goods. Household linen apparel and wearing apparels for men and women. silks watches rings buckles arms and more to reward good work. Frequent auctions promise prudent purchasers. those in rural Iceland parts may gain advantage. Advertisement to be inferred every Saturday.
A historical notices item discusses payment demands and ticket sales for a public event. It mentions security, prices, and the need for buyers to be wary of counterfeit or obstructed tickets. It notes that tickets are available through T Walkers and urges timely remittance for fair arrangements and equitable service.
A derelict nobleman, descended from a premier Consnaughe family, lies paralytic and destitute in this Kingdom. He cannot feed himself and requests assistance from those with influence. A parchment under his family arms testifies to injury and noble lineage, urging help from donors at No 36 Bolton Street in Primef allyarl.
Patrick Carroll, successor to late Robert Quin, announces thanks to friends and supporters. He notes freedom to inform them of his plans, mentions a forthcoming windfall or venture, and offers selection of fine English elms from 6 to 14 feet high for sale at Michael's Line, with nursery stock from Mountneel or Phat’ Oeders suite.
A Victorian style notice offers woollen drapery and mens mercery goods for sale near Finglis-bridge two miles from the city. It invites applications for partnership or buyer interest, mentions stock including fabrics and ready wares, and notes goods are in good condition. The ad references prices and terms and indicates sales will proceed if bids meet reserve.
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