Fragmentary OCR News Note From Hidden Archive
Scrambled lines show names and places in a partial, unreadable reprise. The fragment hints at a legal or personal notice but lacks coherent facts or specific events.
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Sep 27, 1785
Page
2
Scrambled lines show names and places in a partial, unreadable reprise. The fragment hints at a legal or personal notice but lacks coherent facts or specific events.
An OCR cluttered item mentions Silas Be Dublin and a trade notice in the Dublin area, with garbled references to a public sale or transfer of parcels. Details are unclear, but the notice speaks to official action and a party named Silas Be Dublin in connection with a local real estate matter.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a meeting delay under September with guild rosters and references to the Right Hon Hoke Hota and the Chief Magistrate. Text also alludes to peace, order, police, and municipal conduct, with garbled names and resident officials in a civic context.
A fragmentary notice describes scrap iron forging efforts aiding Botta weed control and local works. It mentions Dublin and a set of figures, places, and names obscured by damaged text, indicating a public or industrial project with iron and water concerns.
A general court of proprietors will be held at the Bank Howse on Farmar the south of Serre on Serre 24, 1785. Clerk agrees with Chanter. Hill Wilson Secretary.
At a Kildare meeting this day a ball is proposed in Maynooth or on Wednesday the tale of Odtebe. The following members are appointed: Right Hon. Lord Henry FitzGerace, Right Hon. Loyd Edward Fitzée Rit, Major Bray, Dan Lyarell, Charles Aymer, Arthur Gunes, Henry Haditton. Signed by order, September 4. Maynooth.
Classified notice advertises eleven yards of black lace reportedly stolen or suspected to be missing. Potential owner urged to prove property at 47 Bill-lane, with payment details and contact.
Notice seeking a few able bodied watchmen of good character. Preference for Army veterans. Applicants directed to the printer of this notice for punkaat payment and consideration.
The Lougey Directors warn that many purport to operate lottery offices and solicit licenses with security bonds, urging the public to beware. Only those named in the official list have licenses and protection, with rewards for information leading to convictions against violators. Signed by CHRISY and RR. DERY secretaries.
A parish meeting of St Michael's Wardens and Parochial Officers resolves to protest mislighting. They condemn neglect by lamp lighters, pledge to enforce lighting of the city by law, and order action through the Vestry Clerk Charles Barker.
A fragmented notice markets a licensed state lottery office sale of tickets at vague prices and promised winnings. It cites 3000 Guineas for One Guinea and 1509 Guineas for Half a Guinea with mention of Exchequer Bills and government securities, amid unclear names and dates.
Fragmentary notice advertises Robert Burton at Capel Street near Kilex bridge. It notes government approval and lottery schemes with prizes and public encouragement, promising continued attention to patrons and public favor.
Trinity College at the Anatomical Theatre announces a course beginning October 2 at 1 to stock details, covering organization of animals and life strategies. Lectures by George Cleghorn M D Professor of Anatomy and Surgery open to gentlemen. November session to commence with a focus on anatomy, surgery, and admission by specified fees.
Public notice from the State Lottery Office listing prohibitions on purchasing selling or trading lottery tickets without proper authorization. It names officials and street addresses, warning residents and collectors about illegal activity and the penalties for noncompliance. The document cites names such as Christ and Robert Ubey as secretaries and lists multiple street addresses linked to betting and lottery operations.
In a fragmentary notice from Roy Kananage College, a property drop from the famous and valuable Madte Dr. Norris estate is advertised for sale. Details are unclear in the damaged text but indicate matters of parcel transfer and public action. The readable portion notes the sale may proceed with formal application and公告 procedures.
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