Dublin Guild records and City Freedom grants 1786
Fragmentary 1786 Dublin documents show guild motions and the Assembly’s thanks to Alderman Shiel and John Sankey for public service, plus proclamations awarding Freedom of the City to Edmund Viscount Mountgarrett, John Stratford, and others. Auctions list outlined items and a note on the Westminster Contention.
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Dublin
Ottobier
James Shiel
Ghenti
John Sankey
Ely
Hugh” Trevor
Himvin
Durtin
Ava
Edmvurd
Mountgarrett
John Stratford
Witheount
Michael Smith
Tive
Ran- Wii
Nicholas Guy
Eigy
Tted
Eeesarah Barton
Bourdeaux
Ireland
Auction and seed business at Mr Armitage's shop
The notice advertises Augtion and S AnmuTAbR selling books, fruit trees, seeds, and nursery stock at No 36 College-green. It notes occasional prices, a sale of parcels of stock, and urges the public to attend for reasonable terms. The author pledges continued seed bulders and nursery line to serve customers and gardeners.
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BONEN
Inchi- Gorey
j.Simpson
Colge-green
Ulin
Dutch Flower Roots and Nurseries at Bray and Grarry
An 18th century newspaper notice for Edward Bray and partners selling Dutch flower roots and nursery stock at Island Bridge Circular Road. It lists Hyacinths, Anemones, Narcissus, Peaches, Pears, plums, cherries, and trained trees. Also advertised are refined sugar and various wines, with Hyland's Grocery promoting value and money-only transactions.
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Hare
Racrenta
Bray
Grarry
Island Bridge
Circular Road
Renar Bue
TABLE BEER GERALD DODD
Gerald Dodd thanks friends and the public for their custom. He states his beer deserves protection for its superior excellence as the foundation of his ambition. He notes general approval and many kind recommendations from customers.
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Stoney
Ion
NOUSES IN HIGH-STREET TO BE SET FOR YEAR END
Notice announces property in High Street to be set for a term of year from September near. Oases at Nos 6 and 30 currently in possession of Mr MicnagL Plunket. Appointed to be made to Mr Sharnkeyy, No 60 Back Lane.
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Micnagl Plunket
Sharnkeyy
Duty and service of a valet in 1786 London parish
A garbled notice reports a servant named Eilen Ban England who served daily at Ricumony near London in October 1786. The text notes his duties and obedience as if present at home under commands given by his employe. No further clear details are legible.
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Epburne
Acqual Hite
Eilen
England
Iby
Ricumony
Medical Lectures Begin in Dublin November First
Pursuant to an Act of Parliament lectures in medicine will begin Monday November 6 at Trinity College Dublin. Subjects include Materia Medica and Pharmacy by Cullen at nine, Institutes of Medicine by W. C. K B Q N at nine thirty, Anatomy and Surgery by Dottor CleJoAN at one, Chemistry by Pa acRYVAL at two, Practice of Medicine by Baeng k TON at three, with Botanical lectures by Dottor KALE starting May 4, 1787.
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Trinity Colleck
Dublin
Materia Medica
Star Cullen
Wckbqn
Dottor Clec- Joan
Dottor Baengk Ton
Dottor Kale
Doctor CLEGHORN Adopts Limited Practice at Home
In Kilcarty on October 2, 1986, Dr CLEGHORN shortens field to anatomical lectures and limited home visits. He will attend at his house in Euttace street on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursday from ten to one to advise patients who inform him the day before of their visit.
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Cleghorn
Ubhin
Euttace-street
Onder
Kilcarty
House and Garden For Rent In New Street No 84
The large house at No 84 New Street with an extensive garden at the rear is to be let for a year or lives. The house fronts fifty feet in good order with a vault locks and marble chimney pieces. The garden extends two bunk s and thirty feet in depth enclosed with shrubs and well cropped with vegetables and fruit trees. Apply at the house or adjoining factory. Available on Saturdays for a gentleman in affluence or boarding school use.
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New-street
Rere
White Linen and Cambrick at Low Prices in Dublin
White Linen and Cambrick firm No.8 Jervis Street near Abbey Street Dublin reports new arrival from their network in the North of Ireland. They offer link wear and cambricks with various fabrics including muslins grosde and lawn at very low prices for ready cash only. All goods are sold in plain figures with sale price per yard and no second price.
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Gihls-Keys
Uther's-Aireer
Thomas-street
Disty-lane
Jouhn' Daw
Ugiry
Inestaest
Cauan
Iurchoy E Ton and Company
Jervis Reet
Abbey -Street
Dublin
Noh
Ireland
Link
Alderman Moncrieffe
Rice
Charles Strong
Abstract of the Returns of Corn and Grain Quantities
An 1706 abstract lists quantities and prices for corn, grain, malt, meal and flour in Duouu and nearby liberties. It records weights such as a “Darrel” of wheat, rye, oats, barley and bacon, with pounds and stone tallies, reflecting old measures and tariff-like values for grain and its derivatives.
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Duouu
Eich
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Guild of Merchants
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Sitta
Dublin Evening Post
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Guild
Braue
Parliament
Taylor and Allen
Commissioners of Police
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Bulinetay
Armitage
C. Edward Bray
Treland
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Mead
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Danie-Street
Eustace
London
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Mownat
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Otober
Caplet-street
Rogbrid
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Nord
Inlucma
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S&s
Enn Jis
Harter
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Jon Clements
Ennis
Williams
Ivithiol
Cork
John Moore
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