22 Sep 1787
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 22, 1787
Page
1
A garbled OCR item indicates a plea or demand related to Misfort of 4 adsl Ae Hare hats at Hastings. The fragment suggests someone is ready to pay any ele by hing on Debyands 16 Sept, with references to the Beat and lense Vievierve.
A garbled OCR fragment advertises Jilker’s Hibernian Magazine and related literature. It mentions volumes, memoirs, vivid titles, ships, poetry, and notices for sales and courses. Includes obscure references to publishers and a September date, with scattered names and seed catalog items.
Bank of Urmland announces offerings of Guinea and Half Guinea at guaranteed values. Prices range from under 46 to over a grain, with strict notes on quantity and acceptance. Public notices indicate offices will provide guidance on the papermoney exchange and Ireland-related duties.
AAS moved to the corner of Suffolk Street to 6 Grant Street, near the Corrupt Joint Flor.
A garbled report cites Banry Strong discussing currency replacements and faked notes. It mentions a line about attention to a denomination and a plan to act, with unclear references to SF Commands and Mciprore.
A contested case centers on a corporate employment dispute involving a principal contractor. The fray touches on revocation and discharge actions, with a plan to pursue compensation and closure. The document hints at a grievance over a promised benefit and a hoped for remedy.
Odd jumbled text lists multiple names and phrases with dates in 1928. It references persons Mary Enzs Mary Ennis and others, along with various items and duties, but the readable portion is chaotic and unclear. The record preserves scattered names and a February 16 1928 date amid garbled phrases.
A. Carr of Dame Street advertises a clearance sale of wines and spirits with prices for port claret sherry Madeira and other beverages. The notice emphasizes low countrywide prices and careful selection with wholesale terms.
J T Ashenhurst announces accommodation for buying and selling government bonds and Bank Stock at fair, honorably priced terms. Offers are made without prior advertisement and aim to avoid depreciation, inviting all persons to transact through his office on Fenton Street.
Commissioners appointed for managing and acting the State Lottery inform the public that listed persons have taken licenses to deal in lottery tickets. Penalty for unlicensed dealing is one hundred pounds. affidavits may recover penalties. Names and addresses of involved parties listed by order of CHR and ROSEBY DELY.
Fragmentary note shows Samuel Paul, secretary, signing as president of the infirmaries committee. Mentions General Paysons and 798, with scattered phrases about patrons, Ort date, and a reference to Mr. Stubbs's visit last week.
Londonderry reports a spell of favorable weather with hay and barley in good condition and crops promising high yields. Potatoes look strong, markets may stay cheap for industrious poor, and cod fishing boats from Scotland bring valuable catches to the quay. Nautical experiments in Belfast and Belix lure spectators as races test ship and pilot boat tactics.
Public securities offered for sale or exchange at the office of James Gibbons Punticx Norany Bark InELARD AntisoRe SHocy Beoner. Debentures Treasury Bills and Bank Stock listed with terms in bonds and canal stock. Deposit of Government Securities sought. area deposits required at the Treasury.
Mr McMenamy challenges Mr Harding's claims, accusing him of mislead readers and failing to offer plausible objections. He protests the harsh reception of his ventian arguments and notes Harding’s shift to new assertions, reflecting on public scolding and journal commentary.
In a dated letter from September 34 1787 the author rails at Mr Harding and his champions for misrepresenting Observations on magnetism. He defends his own experiments, notes Newton and Locke, and praises Mr Wath of Witerthil while urging a public verdict in a scholarly science journal.
Incoherent report cites vast quantities at the Caral arbour with 59,050 hikes in bogs and mentions Meguvus frou Iuand and a 29.c0ut cat lea. The text references foreign cows and a projected program tied to Meguvus frou with unspecified outcomes.
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