15 Sep 1785
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 15, 1785
Page
1
An advertisement invites public participation in a prize lottery with large possible winnings. It promises prizes in heavy guineas or bank notes and directs readers to No 20 New Buildings, Dame Street, for purchase and prize redemption, noting daily buying and selling of government and securities by the issuer.
The Stave Lott Office issues a formal warning in Sept 1985 about unauthorized lottery licenses. Several named individuals and addresses in Dame Street and Capel Street are cited as legally unauthorized to deal, with officials urging public caution and compliance with the Act of Parliament. The notice is signed by Secretaries Christ. and Robert Deen.
A notice from Edward Bray, nurseryman and seedsman of Dublin, announcing his new journey through the great districts of England to procure and select fruit trees and seeds, and to announce his careful offerings to nobility and gentry.
At the Anatomical Theatre Trinity College prepares a course of German Lechals and the Conduct of Nature in framing tribes. Dr George Cleghorn will lecture on Monday the 2nd or 6th of October with additional talks by Dr Cleccn.
A garbled notice requests heirs or successors for the title, with unclear dates and names, mentioning September 2785 and a disrupted schedule. The readable bits indicate a heraldic or familial succession matter from a historical notice style.
EAL LONDON PORTER at Andrew Carr's 75 Dame street Dublin announces sale of port and other spirits at reduced cash prices. List includes Jamaica rum cognac brandy Geneva Calcavella White wine and assorted spirits with accompanying groceries and victuals. items to be sold for ready money or good bills.
A 1735 newspaper fragment advertises a shop offering pepper cayenne pepper spices sugars and a wide assortment of wares. It lists products like Virgin Losey Cayenne Vippes space-pigain compounds and other goods with a boastful claim of low prices. The notice targets lovers of the shop and invites public attention to the sale.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Colclough and salesmen, with vague references to ships, faces, and a case involving payment and a party. Names like Jed Roby appear amid broken phrases about persons, places, and dates, but the text remains unclear and seems to describe a stray notice or rumor rather than a clear event or report.
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