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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 13, 1787
Page
2
A brief note records the relocation from the corner of Suffolk free to the area near Graften Mrees and Johnston's corner. The historic wording indicates street names and nearby landmarks tied to the move. No dates or additional events are provided.
A distressed man afflicted with prolonged privation seeks relief after years of hardship and unemployment. The narrative notes his release from a life of hardship and his pursuit of aid, with details printed by the publisher for readers.
A listed notice from Feb 6 1787 advertises a variety of ladies hats including white ones and fast colours, obtright pearls, and fashionable colours from Prince Ware's Mumatier. It notes Mary Clements and Mary Ennis, widow and daughter of the late Joan Clements, embroidery business at the same extensive premises as usual with officers sashes offered.
Dame-trest announces leaves to acquaint friends of a sale at 63. items include Red and White Patt 2s we belt claret Be. Sherry Paxaretta 20s Calcaveila Litton 16s 5 Mountan Mageira 288 Victoria Hock 336 Spockling ss rare claret and sherry offered cheaply Imports of Wines and Spirits. Dills takes Cath.
The readable text shows a damaged fragment mentioning Abbey Street and a sale notice. Names and clear facts are limited. The item reads like an classification notice or advert with incomplete sentences and unclear individuals or organizations.
Eleanor and Altutton advertise a linen and textile shop offering White Linens Dowlas cheques calicoes and various fabrics. They claim quality color texture and low prices with ready money terms and promise continued satisfactory service and diversification as they commence business.
Gerald Dodd offers beer brewed from malt and hops to perfection. He claims experience in the branch guides his study to supply customers with pure, elegant wine. Those who deal with him may expect uniform service with a superior quality, avoiding common tavern blends.
Edward Clark, linen printer and proprietor, advertises extensive new furniture cot- tons linens and calicoes from his Palmerstown works. He promises lower prices by modern printing plates and candlelight displays, offering a wide range including table linen and marbled goods with weekly stock and payment on delivery.
Announcement from J. T. Ashenhurst Principal announcing relocation to new buildings on Dame Street opposite Fowler's Street. Notices to all and sundry dealing in government securities to apply for qualification and stock transactions. Emphasis on preventing depreciation of stock values and ensuring proper advertising for sale as necessary.
A garbled OCR fragment lists weights and barley or bere barley and oatmeal measures tied to barrels. Mentions Rye Peas Beans flour malt oats and stone weights. Difficult to parse exact items, dates, or context beyond standard grain measurement jargon from a Dublin listing.
Public notice states that transfer office No 134 Caten Street offers to handle buyers and sellers of public securities on equitable terms at the office. The fragment signals a formal governmental or corporate transfer function inviting transactions.
Mr More, a Palmetown resident returning home late Wednesday, was attacked by seven men who stole twenty one guineas and silver. They fled when a gentleman's carriage appeared, pistol threat implied, wife protection warned. The incident occurred near Chaper-Izod as the men swore violently. The report also notes ancient naval designs and Egyptian galleys as a separate digression on shipbuilding and magnet guided navigation.
A historical account notes Ireland’s shift from pack horses to extensive roads, widening commerce from remote inns to global markets. It highlights linen growth under Linen Board governors, rising exports of capes and cloth, and a Duke of Rutland visit with public celebrations. Also mentions bread practices, herring quality, and fishing plans near Newport, Mayo.
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