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... A YOUNG Man -if this City, who is married Native of Paris, and pafTed feveral Year* there, would now engavc witii any or Gentleman I for the Inrtruoiitni of Youth iti French and Enguih, has been employed thefc three Years pad in an eminent School o this ...
... No. 10,159 ! [Price Three Halfpence. fellow of the name Beaufatre, whom, (he had married. 'The child of which (he was delirered in the Baftile is ftill alive. The Court of Naples is meant to be the refug# of thofe French Nobleffc, who, if the troubles ...
... WANTED for the Parilh of St Mithan, a Schoolmifter and Miftrefs, married Couple. Application to made Mr. Wrlliam Coningham, Filllane, Treafurer. to received until the ilk of Auguik. ...
... WANTED between twenty and thirty Miles from Dublin, a DAIRY MAID; if (he be married, and her Hufband be capable any Country Work, (hall ha-ve conllant Employment. The for their Habitation near the Dairy, very roomy and convenient Apply at Mr. Fo(lcr\ ...
... WANTED for the Parift of St. Michan, a Schoolniafier and Miftrelt, a married Couple. Appli cation t« be made \o Mr. William Comngham, Pilllane, Trcafurer. Ptopolals to bereceiTcd until the ill of Auguft. ...
... BOARD AND LODGING. SINGLE. Gemlemcyi or lady, or a married couple, can accommodated the year, in agenteel pritatv family, within three miles of the city, in agreea- quarter.—As the object the lituation will . Made convenient and treatment libel ah—-Apply ...
... urns, an 1 guineas in cart, ; about jool. hills, which had in pocket, elc iived the plunderers. MARRIED.] Mr. Robert UmUrwood, printer, Mils Suiannati Strong, of Drogheda-llrect. DIED.] At Bettyville, in the county t.ail; w, on Friday laft, that friend ...
... MARRIED.] Mr. James Moore, iromnongw, to Mifs Maxwell, of Flcct-ftrcect. —Licateniii! Byron, late of 101 ft regiment of foot, to Mii Bidcault, London. ...
... tlic cruelty ati 3 injudiciftus policy of MARRIED. Mr. Keating to Mifs Sedgethc firft fettlers irl the Spanilh, French, and Bri- wick, both of James street. Tv ! t.fh Weft Indian Iflands, the aborigines of thofe DIED.] At Dundalk the Rev. Dr Marky, places ...
... BOARD AMD 'LODOIKG, IN jleaCim hralthy fitoalion, the neighbourhood of Kutbnd-fquare. A married lady and gentleman, or {lngle ladies only, be- cotmnedated. The firfi floor and ocher apartments, furnilhed or unfurniflled. Appli«ttia« to the Printer. To ...
... IF Sarah Davis, who formerly lived on Arbour-Hill, and lately married one riband-weaver, in Pilllane, calls at No. 7, Lower Kevin-ftreet, fee will hear of fomethjng to her advantage. ...
... upwards a month, to their wives’ inlicondun hj contraStng debts to infure in the late lottery. MARRIED. “At Ru(b-hatl, county Londonderry, Mickaeb-Cbttdwiclr,' Efq. the Tipperary Militia, to Mils M'Cauflaml, youngefi daughter of the late Marcus M'Caufland ...