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... McCarthy and but of number of other gentlemen who then ofKilkelane, embraced the voted tt. farilh Church of Cahircorny, e o . Grattan, the laft feffion, when moved, %. s d ,.'sJn »™l killing four « ikoughtheßawou. h.J mcrt.f.dm rh. Ull durged with reionio ...
... Friends, Richard Bromlow,? , , . Linen Hall, Robert Walker. London d,U ®- Monmouth, John Bean, Bourdeauz, Colliers j 7 veflcls with bark flour, feb. 17. Providence, John Bean,) , . , Prince Wales, Henry Lewis, ...
... Hoop Hannah, John Brice, mailer, from Jamaica for Philadelphia, having fprung her mail, bore away for the Havannah. On entering the harbour the *sth ult, (he was brought under the Moro, and boarded by launch with upwards of thirty armed men, who immediately ...
... is in a fair way of recovery. Tuefday lalt Thomas Cooke, Henry Alexander, John Curry, Henry Humfrey, Morgan O’Dwyer, John Ponfonby Conroy, Henry Griffin, John Dennis, and John Thomas Atkinfon, Efqrs. were admitted and fworn Barrillers at Law. THEATRICAL ...
... from William praying relief from his confinement in the New jail, as he had vyith* drawn his a&ion again (I the Serjeant at Arms. The Speaker was about potting the queftion, when Mr Flood fnld, any other qoeftion was pot, would infill on his refolution ...
... Colliers; veffcls with Hates and malt. ' 18. Ceres, John Williamfon, London, mcrchantißu. John. Jacob Jamefon, Riga, timber, kofe, John Rogerfon, Lancafter, rum, &x. Dtlpthcer packet, the mail. Prince of Wales, John Head, paflengeri. coliters; I coafters, kelp ...
... clean, which is really the ncateft in this City. Application to be made to Sir Thomas Blackall, No. 41, Dorfet-ftreet, or Mr. John Ward, No. a, in faid Row, who will (hew the Concerns. NOTICE. NBWRY AND DROGHEDA BALLOON POST COACHES, For the greater Convenience ...
... Sheehan, Ihoemaker, of Mallow, received fo violent a blowwith a candleliick, that be lingered until yetterday, when he died, A John Nagle has been apprehended and lodged in Mallow Bridewell, by the Mallow independents, for being concerned in faid riot. Ennis ...
... body of John Duncat), the perfon killed near this town in the feuffle between the revenue officers and a number of others, as related in a former account, when the Jury brought in their verdidl in the following terms: We find that the decea'ed John Duncan ...
... far in the Hoofe, of enabling a particular gentle- DIED.] In Green llreet, Mr, Thomas Doyle. Ibldicrs and armed were , |yj d e biJ jj acro fj this arm of the fea, which man to afford a twelvemonth’s credit to his cuf- —ln bycamnrti.llcy, Mrs. Doboe, wife ...
... commercial treaties John Magrane fell down on Arbour hill and with other At the beginning of this ccn- broke his log Henry No* lamgoing over inandtury, the mode then was, to enter into treaties bridge, was bit by a dog, who lore his arm in for prefemng the ...
... Temple flreet, Lady Mary Pon« fouby, of Ton. MARRIED.] Mr. John Kelly, of Fleet-flreet, merchant, to Mils Mary Ann Curtis, of Hamondtown, county of Meath. DIED.] The Rev, John Read, Curate of St. I John’s, On Saturday fe’nnight, at the conclufion of a play ...