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... to be received by John Kelly of K'lmore, in faid value Goods, as ufual.—N. B. He has at prefent a very County, Efq; and by Mrs. Deveniih, No. 63, Abbey- good and falhionable Sedan Chair to difpofe of, very litdreet, Dublin —N. B. John Flynn, who lives ...
... County Dublin better John M’Daniel, aged 50 Vearr, living No. 65, Alio, 15 A. oR. IoP. all choice Meadow, pa.to'lit, ftrifleft Integrity in all his Dealings. Feb. to, ‘777- fituated for wholefomc Air, Profpedl, and good Neigh- Sir John’s-quay, certify that ...
... the immediate Reception of a Tenant. KING’a ARMS, KILDARF.. Btlgnffin in the County Dublin, whereon there it built niencic. of U ider-officea, good Garden, Apartments for Propofitla to be received bv Sir John Allen Johnion, Bart. TAMES RYAN, with a jull ...
... Clay. Alld, Reily, the King*s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, or Mr. ROBERT and ANNE HOLBURN, tube lei at Ballyferroot, the Lands lately held Mr. William Colvil), Merchant, Bacbelors-walk. Dublin. AT the Golden Slocking, No. 19, in John M*Mahon, containing 36A. 3R ...
... Reily, the King’s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, Mr. derate F.xpence, the beft Coin and other Bui William Colvill, Merchant, Bichelors-walk, Dublin. about Dublin, alio Tomb Str and Flag*- Cuftom Houfe, Dubl n, Ftb. 1, 1777. will tic received Mr. John A D THE Coro ...
... Reily, the King's Arms, Leighlin-bridge, Mr derate Expeoce, the heft Coin and other r, William Colvill, Merchant, Bachelors-walk, Dublin about Dublin, as Stones and rlag'- Cuftom Houfe, Dublin, Feh. 1, 1777. will received by Mr. John Patrick . THE Com ...
... containing 36 Acres, which is good Dwelling-houfe. Alio, let the Corn-raHl, known by the Name of the Mill lately in the Occupation John Camplefon, with 18 Acres and a half of choice Meadow. Alio, ihe Corn-mill Templeoge, which the firß the River, and has always ...
... f h°-, n* . *“ ’“•'•am Lyllei. E.q-bird his li.ft Application; there was Blood COOLDROSS SALT MARSH, NEAR CLONI ARF dree . John Donovan m M dtown, « r the Se..,«i,^ ’■ ft r efa.-Ore. ation, nor vvas confined. Moment from TT'.FTEEN Miles fom Dublin, Wicklow ...
... laid . Ne cdine h ßectptioD 0 f . Ttaast. t* fl-« In- anil a. Kental v.( the laid Concerns. John Gravel already railed, and a large Quantity ot Limellone • j b John Allen (oi'a lon » ®* ft *-pO be et and entered lv (m .V, Dauiel Chapman, who are Tenants ...
... Grace the Duke of Leinfter was untnimoufly choien Prefident; the Rev. Dean Bayly and the Rev. Dean Woodward, Vice Prefideots ; John Finlay, Rlq; and Co. Treaforeis; and Doilors Emmet, Shiell, Bell, FOl Her, Gray, and Mr. Cunningham, were appointed Medical ...
... alio eftcaual Cure for Worms; to clean /ame, and alfo Rental the faid Coocerns. John &C. The Honfe Offices will let, with any Noru- Cnllis, in New-row, Thomat-ftreet, John Pew.er, Tin. and Copper; cure the Rot io Sheep. Hopper or Daniel Chapman, who are ...
... iAell Integrity in all hi* Daalings. Feb. 10, 1777* r-T-sQ be fet, very neat Houfe, with Coach-houfe HOW T H. Inquiry made Mr. John Sproale, « STALLIONS. x and Stable, withia two Doors of the Green be fet or fold, from the ifl Day of May next, b ...