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... omflm lify thenifelves for offices or employments within' limited-by law ; ‘and for allowing a- ‘fiirther ufie% purpofe. S 3 il B i arandiredl The bill to allow the importation of India corn, | maze, ffom ‘the Anierican coloaies, for a: limited tms freeof ...
... ‘l'he attention of the prefent parliament will be princially employcd the remaining part of the feflions in regu~the price of corn and provifions, and for prevent¢ monopolizing and ingrofling thofe necetiuries of Ew[',afi pight a fire br.oke out at a cab ...
... regurned it, after pulling off the chain and feuls Before they had well difcharged him, they attacked Mr. Murray, Attorney at Law, and robbed hin of two guineas, and a half, and’ fome fiiver: Aiter which they made up tlie uvq}ut‘.“of]th Ord, Efg; of Fenham ...
... Conful st Millo and Sagi; taken one Vemetian veflel, two Englith fhips, and wasin purfuit of three French veflels, laden with corn. Leghorn. Dec. 4. They write from Corfics. that the Malecontents are arming there a haif-‘%’alley. which joined to a chei ec ...
... They write from Peterfburgh, that very large comwiffions have been received from the Enghth merchants, for the exportation of corn to London, and the other capital fea-ports of the kingdom. By letters from Poland by the laft mail we are affured, that the ...
... To the Gentlemen, CWGR and Precholders of the County of ARMAGH. : I Mot heartily wn‘ntnll‘t{m on the obtaining this falatary Law, which limits the Duration of Parliaments in this Kingdom. And as 2 General Ele&ion muft joon follow, I humbly offer myfelf ...
... ‘::1: ‘;meu:zffifdf.'frt?‘-}-' v fl‘o:‘l lefs he fpoke to the object of his idea, i| by granting a bounty en the carsiage of corn coailways, clear 10 (ail fog. the Ports :fi.alre‘?gz! :fllfir& In this melanchroly w.y, he was brought by his uncle to i ‘byi ...
... at for therelief of (olvent debtors. 2 AT 2 To explain and amend thelaws made for the bster fupying the city of Dublin with corn and flour, BELTFAST. ARRIVED ¢ March 9. Molly, Williams, Liverpool, Bark, - - Bell, Mc. Neill, Campbelltown, Deals - 10 ...
... preventing inconveniehcies that may arife from ¥ privilege of parliament, by enabling all perfons ta proce at all times, both ut law and in equity, againt the reshs perfonal eftates ofiperfons entitled to the privilege of par ment, encept during the a&tual ...
... dryeft Seafon to turn three Milis, Plenty of Turf-Bog within a Quarter of a Mile, and Springs of fine Water. Alfo to be let, the Corn-Mill of Tullyleggan. Application to be made to Robert Sanderfon, Efg; gt Tullyleggan aforefaid, or Mr. Adam Foreman of Stewartftown ...
... ME Corn Mills of Ballykeel, commoaly kaown, b T of Holywood Mills, with 3 iarge Succon ‘:..% Givate in the Townland of Ballykeel,, Parith .of Holy R County, of Down together with a Farm of forty oge A%‘l‘ Land uinally held sloog with faid Mills ;——all ...
... to follicit a Continuance of your Friendthip and Support at the enfuing General Ele€tion. The much withed-ior, and falutary Law for limiting the Duration of Parliaments, gives You the frequent Opportunity of chufing thofe for Reprefentatives, whofe Behaviour ...