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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 01, 1785
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Dublin event dated March 4 1785 with unclear references to office actions and regulatory terms. The text mentions rejection or renewal phrases and possible seating or legal references but lacks coherent detail.
Fragmented text references a Clement, a house, and a direct or aero context with garbled phrasing suggesting a local notice or notice about arrangements. readable names are sparse. no clear event date or location identified.
Fragmentary OCR mentions county records around Mountmorres, Bilin, and Aveltse in 1785. References assembly at Thofel ufch Stile, Be recepite the Reply of ys Maeer Getd, and names like SAVLOR and ALLER with clerks. The text is garbled but indicates colonial era tenancy or property notices and official proceedings.
The readable fragments mention trees seeds prward Bray Nugseay and Beeusoan and Doblin with references to journey, seal of fruit, dress and lace signals. Likely a damaged notice or ad with no clear event, date, or participants.
Elegant and striking likenesses in miniature and crayon portraits show Gotyn hyat No 129 Capel Street amid Fire Hoste’s Mary Abbey. The display highlights note rapid sketching techniques and a blend of colors.
Informing gentlemen of Ireland that a meeting at Currigh intends to buy geldings half bred four years from fourteen hands three inches to fifteen hands. Details sought through Coorar's.
An 1785 notice by Micharl Butler Dawesvanen invites friends to purchase assorted wares including rum brandy whiskey and wines, along with chocolates spices honey and fruits. The sale is set for August 26 1785 and aims to yield ready money.
An advertisement from Cheasie Warehouse at No 44 Ela Borazer Moore advertises Margaret Moore asking Lene to inform her of a ready stock. It promises high quality boiled meat, Westphalia hams, pickles, olives, and related provisions in excellent order, with claims of ready sale for cash.
The readable text shows scattered phrases and names, but the overall article is garbled. No clear event, date, or location is discernible beyond partial words and improperly formed sentences.
A dated notice warns all persons to provide security and meet legal requirements under the law. It lists penalties for failing to comply and states authorities will enforce the provisions. Signed by Nicholas Fitton, the document references the Council and dates ago, warning about fines.
Vast Irish lottery offer touts prizes in guineas and pounds with promises of full purchase money returned if a prize is won. Brokers Wells Nicholson and Co advertise shares, adventures, and chances selected from Molesworth’s calculation, claiming equal value to six. They urge buyers to apply at their Dame Street office for full details and capital prizes readably offered in a few years.
An advertisement seeks a genteel profitable apprenticeship. The offer requires the applicant to be Protestant and meet unspecified standards. Apply at the Princess hereot.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a young man linked to a Gentlemans’ gathering, mentions a diwan role and a planned attendance at a Praly’s event. The readable text hints at social or ceremonial proceedings but lacks clear dates or places. Entities include Gentlemans’ Hale and ALB as possible references.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Irish State Lottery with 78s and Henry Whitestone. The text references a draw, odds and deductions, and Old Fy-Obice with garbled phrases. No clear event date or concrete results are readable.
Mx Ford reaping Early Red Lammas seed stock from last season. Seed offered at 30s per barrel, limited to after August 1. Only cash deliveries, six days notice required. Wheat best on limerstone ground for lasting quality. July 25, 1785.
nd seed wheat to be sold at Posterdown Co Dublin remarkably clean and of an early growth at dl iq sp t Barrel Application to be made at above uc at Walter Prox's Smithfield
Abstract notes quantities for wheat rye oats barley and other grains in Dublin and Liberty adjac ent wards. It lists barrels and stones per quantity including oats and barley equivalents, with references to stones and barrels for measurement across the listed grains.
A mangled OCR fragment references a young man, a single gentleman, a man and butler, a family, grooming items, and perfumer terms, but the text is largely indecipherable and lacks clear events or outcomes. No concrete names, dates, or places can be established from the readable portions.
Reports from Galway and Roscommon describe a riot with four men chosen for a factional party and multiple injuries. A strange scene in Dublin involves a coffin carriage and a mysterious driver named Magurk John, who was jailed for questioning after the body in Patrick Street was moved to Abbey Gate in Sligo.
Thursday morning a youth was found dead in the river near the Coal-quay with a disfigured body, while a poor relative seeks charity for his funeral. A black servant of Major Doyle died by hanging, likely an attempted strangling. Robberies plague the metropolis as passengers lose money and valuables near Donnybrook and city fairs. The Lord Mayor and Sheriff curb tents to prevent mischief. Parliament to meet Monday. potential Speaker election. A horse ran away in Capel Street injuring a boy near Abbey Street.
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