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... letter from Portfmouch, March iS. On Friday admiral Digby hoifted his flag on board the Namur of 90 guns. This morning admiral Hardy hoifted bis flag on board the Biitannia man of war of 100 guns. The Lenox man of war, of 74 guns it appointed to convoy the ...
... of Caftlcgatdcn, Was fpiind guilty of cutting trees, the property G. P. Bulhe, and fined jl. And Thomas Kelly, who wasTprmnitrcd on fulpicion robbing Thomas Currip 61. 3s. on,tlif evening of the 18th ult. was acquitted the cleared evidence. In the city ...
... other Coarse Worx: and LABOURERS for other Bufi- They will get conftant Employment, arid “good ay This Day, was publifped, by THOMAS WALKER, No. 79, Dame-Street, Price a Britifh * ijjuftrated with the following Copper-Plates, I. Aa exact Reprefentation of ...
... the Cool-quay, to Miff Elitt. Kinnitr, of fijbambkfirtttâln Cork, J. P. âfront, Efq-, to Mi/i Higortjâ Waterford, Mr. Thomas Sbtermam, toMfiMarm Emerfcn Mr. George Chapman, Kilkenny, to Up Sbuff. l, of WaterfordâMr. Francis Corkran, of Slip, to ...
... of the Weftward and Lee- ward ifand {q nadrons, Weft-Indies. inttructions were yelt erday fent of from the Admiralty to Sir Thomas Pye, at Portfmouth, which, if the above Admiral thould happen to have ae ted, are to be immediately feat after him in a clean ...
... county of Wexford, John Gowan, Ef. one of the jullices of the peace for county. BRISTOL. The refort the death of Sir Charles Hardy is not true, \va> alive yellerday in the afternoon, though inclifpolcd. D U 1, I N, The printer of Saunders’s News-1. etter ...
... at four o'clock, a meflenger arrived at the admivaity with fome difpatches from Admial Sir Thomas Pye, at Pertfmouth. Orders have heen tent to Sir Charles Hardy to put to fea with al pollible expedition, for the purpofe of preventing the Breit ficet from ...
... March, 1779; TO fold Audion, by ROHERT QRQWE, Upholder' and Audionicr, at BcP.view limber Yard, the upper End Cranc-ftreet, Thomas-ftreCt, Dublin, on Tuefday the ill Day of Jnne next, and the following Days, till all are fold; the eiitird Stock Trade Gamaliel ...
... Sale of the above for the tytii inti, put till the 31ft inll. Account the I ths. Weather* and then to .peremptorily Told. Thomas Houghton, Kfq; to Decree Tlaiiitiff. I his Mnjefty's High antes Fitzpatrick, Kfq; '•Conrt of Chancery in Irva:id Jane his ...
... .avnor; -uc of Mr. Richard Grange at April, for 1 zl. 14s. the other Mr. Jams Mahon tor 40.55. 6d. , Woologhan and Edward Hardy. Whoever u ad faid Book a. Notes, and will hr.ng them h. the thereof, o. to No. 44. ihall havc one Reward, and .to ft ions ...
... Days Sight, dated April, for ill. 14 - endorftd Pat. Traynor, the other Mr. Jams Mahon for 40!. * Peter Woologhan and Edward Hardy. Whoever has found faid Book and Notes, and will bring them to tile Printer hereof, 01 to No. 44, Fleet-flrect, ihall have ...
... or early on Thurfday Morning, fome Robber Robbers, yet unknown, entered the Appartmcnts of Dennis Meagher, at No. 103, in Thomas-ilrect, Bricklayer, and finding himfclf, his Wife and Child aileep, carried off Pinchbeck Watch, Maker’s Name Dighy, Dublin ...