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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Nov 24, 1787
Page
2
Dublin Castle notice dated 1787 requests Lords Justices to inform allies and nobles of a Friday timetable from one to four. The fragmentary text records an official scheduling instruction with unclear recipients and precise activities. The item reflects administrative communication typical of late 18th century Dublin governance.
The document records officers of various regiments in Dublin reporting to Charles II Sheridan and the War Office about delegations and a meeting at Stephen's Green. It notes a unanimous resolution for associated corps to parade and await His Excellency the Marquis of Buckingham. Also advertised is a nursery garden sale at the Foundling Hospital Dustin offering trees shrubs and greenhouse goods, with payment and delivery terms and staff contacts.
Local artist Me Culler a miniature painter relocates from the corner of Suffolk Street to 76 Grafton Street at the corner of Johnson’s Lane. The move follows a pattern of gradual gallery openings and local commissions across the district.
The State Lottery Office on June 15 1987 records licenses issued for buying selling insuring and dealing in lottery tickets at specified addresses. A penalty of one hundred pounds is set for unlicensed sale of small lottery tickets. numerous named licensees listed with street and house numbers in Dublin.
Paying Office dated 2 November 1787 warns that under the 24th year act all property owners must obtain board permission before pulling down walls or erecting fences. It condemns new encroachment methods by extending brick projections and threatens Twenty Pounds penalties for violations and strict enforcement.
A pared catalog snippet lists booksellers at College Green and Grafton Street offering volumes on High Court of Chancery cases and legal reference works. Prices noted. multiple volumes bound or in press, with mentions of Feuer revised editions and Beves's Note references.
Ward Bray, nursery and seedsman at No 22 Merchants-quay, imports a selection of double red, blue, white hyacinths, nar emus, polyanthus, double jonquils, anemones, ranunculus, and Snow Drops with various trees and conifers. He advertises seedling beech from six to twelve inches high in large quantities and offers gardener services, urging applications as above.
State Tickets and Shares offered undrawn yet for sale at Potts State Lottery and Insurance Office No 74 Dame-street. Whole tickets cost 4s 15s, half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth shares priced lower with government security. Three chances per ticket, prizes detailed. benefits include small prize winnings with proportionate shares.
Shaw at Capel Street announces daily soup service during the winter season from twelve to six and offers dinner and supper parties. He lists excellent wines, large rooms for social and club use, claret, and ample accommodations for dining and events with caterers and party facilities forthcoming.
A fragmented notice describes Colles auctioning faentiu Loney OMce No. 17 New Daisings Daanwuvret with state commissioners and variable shares. It notes whole lots, payments, and an approved bale with payments plan, while excluding ten fauna pieces and mentioning credits, transfers, and pricing schemes.
An old prose prospectus advertises ticket sales for a lottery at Walker’s Office No 79 Dame Street, highlighting prizes, secured payments, and endorsed customers. It urges caution against fraudulent offices and promises swift prize payments in guineas and bank drafts, while noting a charitable appeal and a nobleman's lodging at Bolton Street.
Patrick Carropel suverne to the late Roll Qhin, with Acknos and others named, face a legal action over a garden or nursery dispute. The record notes fines and orders issued in Mahseis-fane, with a court case underway.
A historical notice lists Woollen Drapery and Mens Mercery with reference to CcrOSB indicating market or shop activity and associated trade terms in a concise, period voice for a newspaper card.
The fragmented text mentions a Woollen Diapar project near London with references to Passian ent-atreas and nelas-bride. It notes a Client seeking terms and final calls regarding conditions and possible applications, but the exact details remain unclear in the damaged OCR passage.
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