... tlirti p uf Oilory, ami Sifrcr 10 Looiown, ilic of Wdihneaih, Efq, Din] A few Diys ago, alG.il.ray, Mr. Murphy, Shoemaker Mr. John l.a:r!. Capiain of Dublin Trailer. !ri ChtifMiurch lane, Mr. 1 alien. U T. Calhcr ne nurkr. ol the City of Dublin, Gioi-er ...

... 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 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 ...

... Ward, Cornelius Belton, John Tydd, Lord Weftport, John Clements, Efq; William Burton of Burton Hall, Robert Tigne, Robert Bluckvvood, Michael Keating, Robert Birch, Lodge Morris, Eiq; Nominee for the Petitioaer. The Right Hon. John Beresford Nominee for ...

... of an undue Eteflion and Return fir file fat'd Borough (the Members are Hon. William John Skcffington, and Hon. Chichciier SkeSington) via. Robert Leigh, F.fq. . John Blakrney, Efq. Sir Capel Molyneux, Barf, Hon Richard St. Leger, William ChriAmafs, Kfij ...

... Col. Nicholes Leftist Tottenham, lord Kiaglburough, t. ■ t Weary Piettie, ■i - John Wakmejr of Abbert. Efq. ■ ». Hoa. Henry Theoph.Clemfents, A. Lowry Carry, E(q. KnoK. John Btakency of AlbficU, Efq. Robert Aleaander, Efq. ' “’■N. Jepltfon. Rtq. Nominee ...

... rOM'wore large a* Mulket-ball, like an Egg. ei. 4. Yelterday was committed to saol. John Hely, Eljq. Mathew lingfbrd, charged u.aon Oath with fetraitetoufly oiaoiering John Brophy 1 afotefaid, on Monday the ad of DUBLIN. give? for. general Pardon to be read ...

... Londonderry Deny, Monday City of Hern, fame Hoq. Mr. Baron Power, 7 » i.- Hoo. Mr. Juflice Lill, George Roth, 1 Refiia«rs. John Howland, Elq-, No 6, Skinner-Row, B. The Grand juiies the C»unt cs of Cavan, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Doftegall, and Derry, will ...

... defer ted and robbed the Regiment. Chapel-laod, o£\. 16, 177 F. The BOOT and SHOE MANVPACTORV. Na. 45. SBir-BTEC«T,'DoaciH, By JOHN CRAIG, now completely adbned with Boou and Shoe.. As he has made ii hi. condant Study to extend hia rade, b* tding the bed ...

... might hapjien, at the Royal Exchange, and .there under Arms until Pour o'Clock, which Time tl;e fever.4l Per funs in the Park were dUperfed, the very pro er Deportment and peaceable AddrcfsofMr. Grattan and otlier Gentlemen ;ii whom the People Confidence ...

... Ireland owes her polincilSalvation. The M.ijo ity the Iridi Houle of Commons, Our Captain Crminandant. LordCliarlemont. Mr. Grattan, Mr. Velverlon. Mr. H. Burgh, Mr-Geo'ge Ogle and condign Punithment the Perpetrators and Abettors the late infamous Riots ...

... of the faid Billl. Mr. Grattan rnfe and laid, as he faw a Right Hon. Baronet in his Place, would lake that Opportunity of him whether the Mutiny Bill was returned I Sir Kkliard Heron haying anfwered the Negative, Mr. Grattan again alked him whether he ...