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... are fold at hi* Sh»p only ; where the eateft Variety real German Hones the belt Qpaluy may had on themoft reafonable Term*. JOHN HEANY, PEWT«HRfi and all r. j? , BEING removed to 17, Otmond-qany, continue* to manufacture and fell all Sort* oi Pewter, Ural’s ...
... to taken of Mr. O'Neil, No. 33, Abbey-ftreet, and of MiCt Catley, No. 5, Lower JOHN EXSHAW, No. 86, Corner of Crampton-court, Dame-ftreet, Son and SuccelTor the late John Exskaw, acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he intends carrying on the Printing ...
... Application to made John Bury, Public Notary, MichaelVlane, Dublin. Mr. William Mooney laid Lands will ihew the Meariags and Bounds. B. To lold, well circumllanced Eilate Fee of 2301. per Ann. and toonl. lent a Mortgage. Apply to laid John Bury, COUNTY V/ICKLOW ...
... Attorney, was Irden ed Bond, Note, Kitchen Garden, and Orchard. The Land ms e oDes be agreeable to fuch as are juft publilhed by John Abbot Husband, or oiaerwife, are to their fcvcrtl moll beautifully (ituated, extremely we pea oempoyhim, and will give unq ...
... Blefinton. Fropofals in Writing received bv E. Tillage, with good Farm-houle and Offices, Kitchen Barlow, Elq; Mullingar, or hy Mr. John Wills at Bal- »rdtn walled in, three Miles and half from Dublin (iboys, who will Ihew the Lands. through Milltown, and good ...
... about Dublin. A Woman attends de to John Monck Malon, Efq; Ely Place, or Mr. Ebe Houfe is laige, elegant.y finiffied in on Steel Spiings, and lined with fuperfine green to ffiew it thole who are to inquire. For further John Laml.ert, Ship-ftreet. Tide, snd ...
... to read it. I-por R®. For the fourth, on the Dexter Side, an dolc-^Diamond t live Side, a I.ion, rampant regardant—Uub} , armed ch, in in Favour of Mr. DeUrootte i tne finale (|uettion na», felting out Hay id Cocks, from the Saarth, without Bril tedding ...
... . Propofait to be received Patrick Bryan, n* ffiall on faid loth Day of Auguft nest be in Arrear, to Bfq-, at Ballynapark, John Dudley, Efq; at Raheny, Mr. be cut And in order that the Inhabitant* may know Richard Fox, Mercer, in Francii-ftreet, Mif« ...
... BELCAMP TO be fold, the Intereft of the Leale of theHoufe and Othces of Uelcamp, built the late Counltllor Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belonging, near 4 Miles from Dublin, on the Artane Road, and lately occupied by Mr. Achefon, the is excellent, ...
... enquire of James Ryan, Kildare, or John Ryau, J_ Offices of Belcarap, built the I in common Praaice has proved inefeaual. The Intro- value Goods, ufua!.—N. B. He has prelent a very King’s Arras, Fo wnesVftreet, Dublin. Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belane' ...
... five Rofcommon, both good Market Towns. PropolaJs in Writing to be received John Kelly of Kilmore, in faid County, Efq; and by Mrs. Devenifli, No. dj, Abbeyffreet, Dublin.—N. B. John Flynn, who lives in faid Houle will (hew the Concerns. Dated this 18th of ...
... ticultr, enquire of Jaroe, Ryan, Kildare, or John Rvau, chambers, fpacious Kitchen, with four Scrnot'^ old Commiflion fo altered; The Commffiiooer, of his houfe Offices 00 the Bo of the Grand Canal. King's Arms, Fownei’s-llreet, Dublin. «>ver, and Wine and ...