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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 10, 1785
Page
2
Desf Sipe of iene Pines leads a regional contest with Ottes and a team from a neighboring area. The match features ee eee et al as Tamers age and seek advancement in a tense local event.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a 1785 correspondence from Charles Ruxton to Aberdee burgedier and corporation officials praising their honor and parliamentary approval. It includes expressions of gratitude, loyalty, and cordial regards to a kingly conduct, with signatures by Ruxton and references to Parliament and civic esteem.
The creditors of Richard Woons, late of Cocisan now Aquanich in King County, demand payment through Tomas Wohps of Gorbalty. The notice mentions pending claims and urges settlement by the specified date, dated September 17.
Shaky OCR text notes a libel action and land preparation terms with dates and prices. The fragment mentions Porterstown in Dublin area, Walter Trons, and a delivery deadline of 3s 3d, 1985, signaling a legal/public notice style from a sparse historical page.
In this 1785 notice from Glendowe Newcomen Bart and nearby Bank of Sir William, ladies are shown a variety of GIPSIE HATS in first fancy colours with feathers and Ranelagh plumes. A lottery of Cbibe and other items is advertised amid ornate fashion offerings.
A formal statement from Corporation House in September 1985 condemns violent conduct by certain individuals against contracted parties. It reports assaults near Capel Street during a Friday night melee and vows to enforce the law to protect the public and ensure safety and order.
Colclough and Bryan, merchants, express gratitude to Nobepuen and graziers for past support and inform the public they have moved from Bow-street to a new premises formerly occupied by Mr. Joannesnay. They promise continued punctuality and courtesy, and note the year’s costs and timing as of September 5.
A garbled OCR fragment lists quirky names, foods, and phrases with scattered references to numbers and times. The text lacks a coherent event or clear entities, preventing reconstruction of a meaningful news item or summary.
Fragmented text mentions individuals and roles with garbled place names and affiliations. It appears as an OCR'd snippet lacking coherent events or a clear news item to describe actions or outcomes.
Moore's Cheese announces a warehouse sale offering a selection of imported and domestic cheeses. The notice highlights eel and ham varieties, pickles and olives, with a promise of quality and low prices. Topics include wine and other provisions, plus ongoing availability through a broad assortment of goods.
A garbled OCR passage outlines names and locations like Ireland and Schenmwe in a fragmentary context. It mentions PRA, PRA officials, and a reference to a format or method called Mod 3. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects.
Fragmented OCR mentions Irish Spare Lottery 1994 and Audley Omere with garbled text. Reads like a sports or event snippet, noting names and locations in a damaged local paper item. Strong entities appear but content remains unclear and partially unreadable.
Fragmented OCR details a betting scheme with 3900 Guineas cited for Mneulueny and related notes on Guineas and Half a Guinea. Mentions stock brokers, price ranges, and financial terms, with scanted references to schemes and calculations.
A distressed notice describes actions by officials in the Smachheld area concerning security and Salesmatters roles. The document lists barriers to initiations and mentions the Lord Mayor’s oversight, with references to security failures by Peytons and related parties as reported by several newspapers.
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