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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Oct 28, 1786

Page

1

Sale by Auction of East India Cargo at Ostenta

Auction notice for sale of goods from the COUNT DE BELGIOSOY and COUNT DE CORENZEL shipments. Items include 262,716 lb Bohea Tea, 40,353 lb other teas, 10,000 pieces Nanking cloth, 200 chests China ware, and Mocha Coffee 172,760 lb plus Hiylon Peas and camphor. Sale to Melis George Keith & Co on Monday next.

Mownay Count DE Trieste Reynalds Count DE Corenzel Ladiay Triestine

Auction notice for lamps and lighting goods

The Dublin Lamp Office advertises sale of fine Shermacetty items at reduced wholesale and retail prices. William Austin invites nobility and gentry to light gentlemen’s lamps, with annual lighting rates and wholesale incentives noted. Auction and sale terms dated April 13, 1936.

Dublin OL & d N. B William Austin

Dublin Irish Funds Report November 2 1756

Dublin Irish Funds notes dated November 2 1756 record financial activity and market movements in the Irish funds sector. The brief item lists unidentified entries with no clear names or figures, reflecting cautious reporting of early modern Dublin finance.

Discovery on Uniformity in Variation by a College Gentleman

A letter defends Mr. Harding against anonymous critics asserting disparaging conduct. The writer praises Harding’s modest approach and notes the author’s prior unfamiliarity, then argues the supposed variation in natural philosophy warrants new light. Concerns over misquotations and misinterpretations are addressed with emphasis on clarity and scholarly candor.

Harding Macklin Mr. Harding Harding Fir Mannéh Strort Palery Huthorty

Controversy Over Mr Harding and Magnetic Variation Claims

A lengthy exchange defends Mr Harding against rival critics in a debate on magnetic variation. The author cites Dublin London and Paris observations, arguing for a near twelve to fifteen minute annual variation and challenging counterclaims about earlier measurements and methods.

Burglaries, trials, and civic notices from Kilmainham to Leixlip

A late 18th century notice details Burglarious break in at Mrs Shelly shop in Leixlip Kilmainham jail sentences for John Verschoyle Michael Caley and John Waith after a raid on a Kilmainham Kilmaighaty ssi tale. It records arrests with pistols knives and a silver watch marked Lemaistre Dublin No 73 and lists suspects in the Guild of Merchants election with names and positions. It also notes a Kilcock carriage incident and public order actions, plus a commemoration for a local birthday and a call to justice against perjury.

William Alexander Edward Lamprey Edward Burne Bolliott Magrath Msaac Boardman Brent Nevill David Beatty John Norton Andrew Dillage George Overend Samuel Calling Robert Powell George Digby Jet. Tindall John Dawson Thomas Ue Eg Dickinson James Nappe Tandy John Ferns Joseph Verchoyle Lundy Kilmaipam Berginig Dublin Brady Letxlip Jaityr Kilmainham Ieee Strabane Kilmaighaty Leixlip Leixjip Kilcock Tris Wipatdin John Fhomas Howe and Foot Queen Millar Duke Dacken Harvey Parkgate Thetzorh

Iniquitous traffic frauds plague weaving trades

Fragment from a 18th or 19th century note condemns fraud in raw materials trading for flax woollen yarns. It laments buyers and workers evading payments, compares England’s factory oversight with local craft rooms, and calls for strict punishment. Mentions Stadtholder, Princess, and political factions, then lists engagements and deaths including Sir Richard Levinge and Mrs Gould.

Flk Colton England United Provinces Council of ‘Twelve Ayman Ge Tarrlaces Rathfirnhamh Michiel Lewis Miss Frizzle Richard Frizzlé William Bryan Wright Drumcree Casiles Delvin George Barns Armagh Mife Barnet St. Field John Thomas Bennett Bri Margaret’ O'Dennnett Biya O'Donnell Rous Limerick Levin Ton Park Mullingar Wermeath Richard Levinge Cork Hearty Gould Jervis-street Boukersgials-feiler eIn College-green Miss Chamberlaine

Dowling Warning Note From A Dowling

A garbled notice warns that A Dowling will not pay contracts from a date, citing issues with crediting his wife Mary Dowling and a bad life event. The fragment mentions October with a number 4786 and signs as William Dowling.

Mary Dowling A.ath William Dowling

Wardens of the Holy Trinitys election notice

The document announces a meeting on the eleventh day of November at seven o clock to elect representatives for the corporation in the common court. The master and warden will preside, with the chair to be closed at a later hour. The notice is dated 1786.

Holy Trinitys Eile ‘Merchanty Fic Guilahatbseche Eleveri Leo Ab Taid Corporation Come’ Mon Coureit Duolin Faceholm 2 Oater Ilies Clerk Guild

Four Years old Trees and Plants in Nursery Sale

Dublin notices a sale of trees and plants from a nursery offering apricot pears plums cherries and other fruit trees. The owner requests inspection of noblety details and states quality superior to others. Sale to be held at Kingstown on September 28 1786.

Phia Hadrishn I Uke Pehpard Mer House Fite Eilexpbridge Uble Rofé Ape Busine Bentafsley Dublin

Notice of 1000 pounds secured by Dublin county seal

A sum of one thousand pounds is to be advanced under an approved seal security in the City of Dublin. Interest to be paid half yearly. Applications addressed to McLawsworth Greene, Attorney at Law, Digges Street.

LNT Seal Security Gither Coun Dublin McLasworTa Greene Atroney Law Digges-street

Fothergel Grand Restorer of Gear Human Nature

A fragmentary note describes a device or treatment named Fothergel Grand said to restore mind and body by addressing dreams, nerves, and heart related anxieties. It claims to remove various disturbances and aging effects, promising dramatic improvements through a preparation with mercury and other ingredients.

Benngie Advanavill

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