James Welliams Remembered In Brief Entry
A fragmented obituary note mentions James Welliams with a garbled reference to a Day and a number 8. The readable text provides a personal name and hints at a memorial context without details.
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05 Sep 1786
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 05, 1786
Page
1
Meadow-Ground Lands for Twenty Acres at Grange Bend
Property offers twenty acres of meadow-ground in Soleideitr reth Arkadle wood with stone wall and lime hedge. Soil described as good with strong clay, rows of elm trees, and a crop already stored in stacks. Application to William Thomas, Bigs at the Grange, for term of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riguy Hon
William Thomas
Gentlemen's Seeps And Oils Advertised In 1796
Mr William Astin informs the nobility and gentry that Gentlemens Seeps Oils are offered at 163 per gallon with encouragement to merchants and retailers. The notice appears under Dublin lamp office items for sale including oils such as 3 3 1/3 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A.astin
Fragmentary Notice From an Old Publication
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled legal or public notice style with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits mention a printer and potential proceedings, but most details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete record without clear actions, dates, or entities.
Partner Wanted by Sons of Genfer? Business Note
A damaged historical notice seeks a partner in London with a background in trade and notes the need for a real name and place of abode. The fragment mentions a Marseilles cable and a printer’s notice, implying a partnership inquiry tied to business dealings and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lartdon
Madras
Jay
Marseilles
Seed Wheat Sale Note at Barrett and Ford House
Fragment from a historical notice offers seed wheat for sale at Barrett and Ford residences. References to price a¢ toe and ear lints indicate ready stock but none will be delivered without payment. Sacks 38 and 34 are noted, with payment required before delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Drawing Continues at Old Established Lottery Office
The state lottery office at Capel Street offers tickets by Heery and the Real Goodluck. Tickets cost one guinea and a half, with prizes up to 25 000 pounds and 10 000 pounds plus many intermediate prizes. The firm urges patrons to verify numbers and assures legal, approved schemes under commissioners. During the drawing period all lottery business will be conducted with punctuality and official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Bea
John Finlay
Grafton-reet
Dublin
Jaime
Wen
Y ’ Heery
Capel-street
Gomer
Abbey-meet
Houses in High Street Term of Yeats In Possession Notice
Legal notice advertises premises on High Street to be set for a term from September next currently in possession of Mar. Micnage Puunkert woollen-dhaper. Applications to be made to Mr Sharke at Ben IE enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Mr. Sharke Atti
Siodae in Cider and Perrys Sale of Cheeses and Groceries
Margaret Moore announces a sale of cider and Perry, cheese varieties from Swiss to English ales, and brewing supplies. The stock includes Wood and Bottle cider, German cheese, Buicon Hamis and Hung Beef, with English ales and London Porter. All offered on low terms for ready money to encourage continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonn
Margaret
Moore
London
Fiondon
Wicklow
Lottery Tickets and Wickers Sold at Dame Street Office
Caleb Jenkin advertises Irish State Lottery tickets with various shares and prize options. He offers halves quarters sixteenths and other fractions at low terms, with stamps and government-approved signatures. Tickets include the risk of blank prizes, and share distribution is handled through the licensed office on Dame Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evey
Caleb Jenkin
Dame-street
Lighths
Anave
Lublin
Iga
State Lottery License Granted for Cork-hill District
A partially legible notice indicates a state lottery license was granted for a district encompassing Cork-hill and adjacent areas. The document, signed by G and R. Deby, appears to authorize activities under the regulation committee, with references to public notices and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiams
Cork-hill
Lis the earnest Witch of the Company goods at warehouse
Lis argues that goods kept at the company warehouse are comparable to those bought elsewhere. The remark frames a comparison of inventory quality and value across sourcing options within the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Prize discounts and sale terms at Dame Street shop
Calder Jenkin advertises discounted prizes and lottery items at No 8 Dame Street. The notice promotes bargains and encourages customers to own the bat and other goods, outlining terms and discounted chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calder Jenkin
Ik Saiey
Dame-street
Cha Hance
Bui
Local grocer advertises varied wines and spirits for sale
A fragmented newspaper ad lists 10 000 gallons and a range of beverages including whiskey rum cyder and brandy. It mentions a shop in Ireland selling groceries and other goods with prices per gallon and notes that the seller keeps genuine items and offers credit with an account in dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Miia
WhiteyDé
Hyland
Real Objects of Charity From Dublin Widow and Her Eight Children
A distressed Dublin widow with eight helpless children appeals to the public for relief after the death of the father, a respected tobacco trader. The family, already beset by illness and misfortune, has exhausted all they owned and seeks charitable aid from Alderman Moncyjette, Rice the Jeweller, Charles Stror, and Henry Strong, who can attest to their wretched condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cig
Dublin
Moncyjette
Rice
Capel-street
Charles Stror Dominick
Building Ground Let Near Blue-Coat Hospital 1786
Property notice announces a 100 feet wide building ground fronting the street to Blue-Coat Hospital to be let. Applicants may contact the agent at the house for particulars with March 1786 as the reference date.
Dublin Irish Funds September 6 1786 Entry
A brief Dublin financial note dated September 6 1786 references Irish funds with prices 1cz 100 and 103. The fragmentary item lists market figures without context or counterpart details.
Irish counties favor debating light on absentee taxes and unrest
Counties mull whether the White Boys act from real grievances or mere turbulence. Kilkenny leads a southern coalition to urge the legislature to weigh absentee taxation as a remedy for disturbances, arguing justice and policy support a land tax or similar measure to employ the peasantry. The piece discusses taxation on absentees and references Penant’s historical notes on Scottish customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilkenny
Ireland
Munster
Penant
Also Mentioned on This Page
James: Welliams
Meirs, Finlay, and Co
Feot
M. le Favre
RMAGH
Iit
Liffay-street
Rory Ceireanee
Citi Bai
Wipup
Peter Ay
Ieee
Quay
Otte
March Bank
Damb-Street
Bayly and CO
Ollives
Crow-street
Bobly
Jrwevnea
Siodae
Cider and Perrys
Harter
Cork Uill
Wm. Geapows
Jenkin
Pardiamenc
Lott Ray
AEC
G. and
R. Deby
Cork i Johnson
Conrany
Williams and Comrary
Coch-Flill
Cork Hill
White Linen
Dutton and Company
Jervis-Street
Abbey-street
Turia
Roni
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