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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 20, 1787

Page

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Map Drawing and Surveying Service Moves to Crantotte Street

Arthur Neville informs the public that he has moved from Seresford street to Crantotte Street and will continue surveying and map drawing. Subscribers for the New Map of Wicklow County urged to send names to Sir Hopton Scott and partners. An apprentice is sought for the business, October 5 1787.

Seresford-street Crant Otte-Street County of Wicklow Hopton Scott George’s-threet Samuel Faulkner Ely Stephen’s-green John Williams

Dutch Flower Roots and Seedlings at Edward Bray Nursery

Edward Bray, Nursery and Seedsman, 92 Merchanted Quay, has landed from the Anno and Elizabeth a selection of Double Red Hyacinths and Narcissus varieties. He offers millions of seedling beech trees six to eleven inches high for the coming season, along with trained peaches, pears, plums and cherries. Flower roots are in good order, including Jonquils, Anemones, Ranunculus, Spanish and Persian Irises, Snowdrops, and Crocus varieties.

Edward Bray Quay Anno Elizabeth Allen Rotterdam

Stavmaurr Strong Continues Business at No 29 Jervis Street

Having heard reports that he had quit business, Stavmaurr Strong on Jervis Street 29 declares he still makes stays of every denomination and invites friends and the public to send orders for that line, promising every possible attention as before.

Jervis Street

Import of Ladies Hats and Feathers at Dublin House

NIS Harta No 15 Core Hier next to the Bank of Sir William Gleadowe brings a fine variety of ladies hats and white ostrich feathers with colors. Also imported are patent leather hats. Dublin February 6 1787 Mary Clements and Mary Ennis widows carry on the same business at the house. Officers Sushes.

William Gleadowe Ewcemen, Bart. and Co Prince of Watres Dublin Mary Clements Mary Ennis Joan Clammants

Bank of Freeland opens office to buy light guineas

The Bank of Freeland announces a new office in Boot Lane near the Bank to exchange guineas under five pounds and half guineas under Poste. The note sets precise weights for acceptance and warns the public this is the sole Bank of Ireland office handling light guineas and half guineas.

Bank of Ireland

Fruit and Foret Trees by Patrick Carroll

Patrick Carroll successor to the late Roper Quin announces a catalog of fruit trees and notable varieties. He notes a future release of Geons and a remarkable Rasberry with a certificate of genuineness. Orders accepted at his shop on St Michael's Lane.

Patrick Carroll Roper Quin Warntell Géons Wik Moune-Pelieril Michael's Lane

Lectures on Anatomy and Surgery Begin in Dublin

Mr Halaham will start a course of lectures on anatomy physiology surgery and bandages on November 5 at one o'clock in his theatre Old Pot- Office Yard Dublin. A short system of midwifery will be added to prepare pupils for practical examination. Marborough Street October 6 1787.

Halahan Anatomical Dublin N. B. Me

State Lottery Licenses Published by Dublin Office in 1787

The State Lottery office announces licenses granted for buying selling insuring and dealing in tickets with named licensees across Dame Street Capel Street College Green Parliament Street Grafton Street and other Dublin streets. Offenders selling unlicensed small quantities face a 100 pounds penalty. notices urge compliance and enforcement by justices of the peace.

John Cash Kine’s Arms Capen Street State Lottery Office Linth His Majesty N. L. Favis Grafton-street T. Walker Dame-freet Ronant Burton Capel-itreet Waits & Nicholson Skinner-row Tomas Warre Cork Meiji Faank Hyman Dame-street Wicriam CoLies L. Fay Kigwarpo BayLy N. P J. Suclivan Grafton

Benefactions Acknowledged For House Of Industry Support

The Governiera acknowledges Mr Ambrose Cox gifts and quarterly subscription along with four general mopeds for the infirm and incurables at Lazor's hill. The Hospital incureable ward remains, 262 compelled, 255 children in the house with 66 taught to read. Linen needed for infirmaries. Rev Mr Letablere visited last week. signed by SAMUEL Thur Secretary.

House of of Industry Ambrose Cox Rae House of Industry Lazor's Hill N. B Igid House Mr. Letablere Orde Samuel Thur

Waterford News Update on Military Movements and Appointments

Last Tuesday the Daphne under Captain Christian arrived from England to Passage. Two companies of the 20th regiment marched to Cork to replace a unit ordered abroad. The Lord Lieutenant appointed Edward Sims of Springfield Westmeath to collect revenue from forfeited recognizances in the county.

Waterford Passagey Daphne Christian England Mullingar Aid Regiment Cork Edward Sims Springfield Westmeath Elgs

Dublin letter praises Parnell on Worsted manufacture

A Queen's County letter reports 1500 workers honoring Sir John Parnell for supporting trade and expanding the worsted industry. His efforts are said to have brought bread to thousands and boosted the empire's welfare. A Swede named Freden Kyer from Gottenburgh to Newry met disaster near the Goodwin Sands, sinking in twelve fathoms. the crew later arrived at Ramsgate.

Queen's County John Parnell Freden Kyer Gottenburgh Newry Goodwin Sanda Ramsgate

Debentures and Bonds in Circulation and Exchequer Bills

A fragmented list notes various financial instruments including Exchequer Bills payable 1788 and 1789, Ditto Debentures, New Berip paying debentures, 5 percent Guy Bonds, and 4 percent Ditto tickets and parcels with values and terms ambiguously recorded. The garbled OCR preserves entity names and percentages, showing a focus on government and corporate securities alongside bond issues and receipts.

Oea Hoebith Adun Fxentnos Dublin London Aths Ants Arts Dino Sreonerés

Publick Securities Offered at Equitable Terms in Office

Transfer Office announces offering of government securities including Treasury Debentures and Bank Stock at equitable terms. Traders may exchange undrawn and drawn debentures, canal stock, and deposits for securities drawn at the Treasury on the 17th. Apply at the office for details and settlement.

Cavel-Street Saya Offi Mat James Gibbon PosLick Noragy Fah Bank Se Irbbang Anp SrToock Browta Treasury Billy C. Bre

Doonane Colliery boosts water clearance and linen exports

An article notes Doonane near Athy yields coal comparable to English mines after a powerful fire-engine cleared flooded workings. It urges similar pumps and tubes at major pits, while praising linen exports to New York and urging retention of home industries amid agricultural shifts. It also details oxen use in Scotland, military recruitment remarks, a Callen duel, physicians elections, a street assault incident, and a title dispute over Viscount Dillon.

Doonane Athy England Whitehaven Newcastle New-York Scotland Messrs Gallage Giffard Canal Company Leech Callen College of Physicians Doktor Culten Dottor Plunkett Dottors Brereton Perceval Dickfung Boyton Doctor Brereton Doctor Boyton Reifer Fithamble-treet John's Lane Viscount Dillon Castello Galteri Robert Dillon Lanesborough Lord Dillon Chayes Dillon Lee

Assize of Bread Market Report at Dublin Port

Market note under Lord Mayor authority lists bread prices and vessel arrivals including ships named Neptune Integrity and Duke of Lanier with cargoes such as wheat and malt. Observes multiple collier and coaster arrivals and orders dated Ost. 20. maj. with references to Ost market officials and port trades in Dublin.

Lord Maso City of Dublin le Maids Neptune Roache St. Vie Ballatt Iy Integrity Horigins Drontheim Ary Bowes Ditto Har Duke of Lanier Birr Dew Fame Baker Jamaica Hillsborough Pheket de Mail Atters le Dafpences

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