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... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS's HOUSE. nr*HE Intereft in the Leafe of faid Houfe, No. 94, i. Bride-ftrcet, to fold ; it is well lighted, roomy, and’ convenient, the Rent only jol. a Year. There are forty-four Years of the yet to come, A Perfon attends in the Houfe ...
... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS'? HOUSE. r 'pHE Intercft in the Leafe of faid Houfe, No. 94, JL Bridc-ilrcet,,to fold ; it is well lighted, roomy, and convenient, the Kent only 501. Year. There are forty-four Years of the l.cafc yet to come. A Perfon attends in the ...
... LATE ADAM WILLIAMS’* HOUSE r l O fold a Leatchold hitefell foi- the of Term of forty Years, with Toti'es Quotiei Covenant of Renewal, in Lot of Ground on the Eaft Side of Hawkins’s-ftreet, and North Side of Lazershill, whereon are built fcveral Houfcs ...
... inhabatited by Mr. William Montgomery, an elegant large Houfe, with all Manner >'f Offices, two Gardens in compleat Order, and thoroughly cropped, with ten Acres of Meadow, nearly fit mow. Inquire Mr. Brab. Noble, No. jr, Jervis-ftrect, or Mr. William Montgomery ...
... MR. ADAMS, TREASURER, W ITH the utmofl tefpeft, begs leave inform bit Friends and the Public, that his BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY; APRIL, when will prefented die favourite Comedy of THE BELLE’S STRATAOEM. etilia Hardy, Mifs Walflein—with nncommon variety ...
... of Years, one fituate Smithfield, next Door but one to Mr. Troy’s; the other King-ftreet, next Door but one to Mr. Troy’s. They are in thorough Repair, and but a few Years built. Application to Mr. Donnellan, No. 7, Mary’.-i-abbey. This Day is publiihed ...
... Repair, and which the late .U--torncy General upwards 15001, Alio be let ur the Intersil the h; fold, the Houfc lately inhabited Mrs. ifdall, near Monckllown, with five 1-and, and elegant Garden, tor further Particulars apply to Mr. Samacl Reed, No. ...
... Ceffee-houfes in Dublin, and may be had from the AfEgjlfces, Mr. Hamilton, of Belfaft; Mr. Ruffell, at Edettderry, in tKe County of Down ; Mr. David Dick, Lincn-hall-lfreet, Dublin ; and from Mr. Burleigh, their Agent, No. ii, Phrapper-lanc. the fame Time ...
... Moffatt, Mr. J. B. Smith, Sir J. H. Clifton, Bart.; Mr. Barley, Mr. 8. Morlcy, Mr. W'eguclia, Mr. Mr. Brown Mr. Potter, Mr. Baines. ...
... SOIL .. - e~=> **r The late Mr. LAURENCE ADAMS'* Sale. »t hi* / No. 105, Grat-an-ftrect, oprrofite the Provoft’s. ...
... Mr. Adams, late American Envoy our Court, is arrived at the with hi* wife. He has had one conference with the Prefident, the fubjeft of which not known. Some intends to go 10 Algiers, with view to negotiate a peace between his mailers and that Regencv ...
... LATE Mr. KFRIN’s SALE TO fold Auction, by Henry Dobfon, Upholder, on the loth inll. November, the Inte* reft in the I.cafe of the Houfe, Houihold Furnitnre, large Quantity of Plate, 6c.c. of Mr. Terence Kerin, deceafcd, in his late Dwelling Houfe, No ...