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... Tyrone.---® Mr. Stewart, Down.---Sir Anthony Stewart.---Sir John Black wood.---Mr, Blackwood Colonel’ Rofs.---* Mr. Grattan.---Mr. Buthe, Door Clements.---Sir Samuel Mz, Yelverton.---* Mr. John Dillon.---Mr. * Mr. Mr. Artchdall.---* Mr. Armar Lowry Corry ...
... may then an olgca. * The other refolutions remaining wore, The importation rt Glafs. George U. The export of Tobacco, Mr. Grattan, after giving hisopimon, that the Fng'ifli adiruatetoour demand, faid, iflt Parliament had placed the nation into a high rank ...
... the empire, inery, bracing the other, and thare its trade with her; they fir NV afh- . would wonder to read uf §0,099 men in arms.to fup againgt tie 33 air of port their rights, fuddeniy turn the That the merit th thing common enemy France and Spain. iveni- ...
... rights, commerce, and Jaws of this country. . Signed*by order. JOHN MACARTNEY, Chairman, The chairman having prefented the faid addrefs ace Mr. Yelverto n retusned the following Te: JOHN MACARTNEY, Efq; Chairman of the sce ae bo ee Srr, =. you may return ...
... feeured. Dublin, a4th Dec. 1779. ROY AI. ARCH i.ODGK OF IRhi.ANO J. dine at the King’s Arms, Smock-alley, on Monday the 17th in'.h to celebrate the Fefti”al of St. John. Such the Brethren as intend the M'orlhijjful on that Day. are reijndfeil to leave their ...
... making a perfonal Application to you. L have the Honour to be, with th e Regard, Gentlemen, moft faithful and obedient Servant, JOHN-JAMES-BARRY MAXWELE. Te the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County of Cavan. HE High Sheriff of the County of Cavan ...
... the C * Refohrea unanimouCy, Hen,, .rattan, F.fn; Cieutonant, promoted to the Rank Captain the Battalion. unaniraoufly, that John Piupoe, Efq; Sucosd Tieutcaaot, prottmred the Rank o; Firll Lieutenant the Battalion Company. Rcfolvbd, That Robert Thomas ...
... December, ryjj, Colonel Talbot tn the Chair, Rcfolved unanimonfly. That Henry Grattan, our Firft, Lieutenant, promoted to the Captain of the Battalion. nnanimoufly, that John Phepoe, Ffq; Second Lieutenant, promoted the Rank Firft Lieutenant of the Battalion ...
... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... / «th. Toby Dod, gent, to be enfign, vice John h ; Lieutl from half-pay )o»ih foot, be lieut. vice James Gordon. itth. Captain-lieut. Francis Seymour Hearft be optun, vice Archibald Kinlock Got don—Lieut. John Biiheto captain lieut. vice Francis Seymour ...
... mean Time to be made laid J ol,^ ' , at No. a, CLarles-ftrcet. A SERVANT DISCHARGED. JOHN HUGHES, who formerly lived with Ctf * Heath of Ablicy-ftrter, and laft with John Ffq; of the CaiHe (for fix Week*only) who Hughes no written Difeharge Charadff. WW ...
... opened to-morrow Mr. Grattan aiked whether this Commitee of Sup + ly was one, including the grants or mone: bills for montis ? Mr. Fostter fad yt was intended that the whol bufnels of the money-bills thould be gone through, Mr. Grattan fait, that ince that ...