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... acquaint her Friends which they wrll have training a» leaft 6®,000 freth that her Benefit Ball will be on Wedmen able bear arms in defence cf their W 7f May* 17«2. *« Exhibition.room, Advice was yefteiday received by merchant tn 'h. vVillUai-tlretH: Her ...
... was attacked three armed villains, who, 1 ot content robbing him of ij guineas, defjperately cut and this tufpeftabie citizen. Early on morning, alderman Horan, affilled by a few volunteers, apprehended and committed to Newgate, John Wall, alias Jack the ...
... received by the diffcient voluntver companies of the city, who lined the ftreets, with refted arms. Lord Charlerooht was feated with the lord chancellor, and Mr. Grattan accomanied the fpeaker. Extract of letter from Greenock, May 19. ewsiettef; Yefterday arrived ...
... lot deary Grattan, Fiq. and beset h» body. Sir H. Caven.iiib he forry the boa. gem.e-man was fp.cfic in .he lum, .ha ...
... the Spanilh fettle arms Teemed pervade the whole every movement ments was more favourable was expefted, a* the* (Hewed the lolrtier and the enthufialm of 'hem mentions that revolt in South America had prevailed, dependent and felf armed cMizens. Tba plan ...
... at the Royal Exchange. Signed Order, JOHN BINNS, Secretary to the Meeting. DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, The Corps is to parade the Royal Exchange To- morrow Morning, at Half paft nine o’clock, in Uni- form, with Side Arms, go out enlift Men for the Navy, purfuant ...
... in (.. Ponugnele) was brought to by a Spanifh armed pola - ere, and the papers examined ; the Euglilfi took no notice of him. This the n.oft recent account of tin yet come to hand. Monday moaning Mr. Grattan off from this city fm Spa. The his majefty’a ...
... lltgtlfoth, ill battalion. Alexander simpfon, gent, m, vice John B.ownrigg. oth. Lieut, John Wading captain of com- y, vice Richard Bulkiey. Eofign Thomas to lieotenint, vice John Walling. John Burne. gent, b- enlign, vice Thomas Fyfe. Enfign William 'Donald ...
... refpedlive Offices, viz. JOHN BEATTY, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. vmiTffSTONK, No. ay, Cspd-ftreet, and No. 33, Sumner-row, . , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4*. CoUetce-preen, ROBERT BORI ON. No. 1, Capel-Ureet, JOHN CASH, at the King's Arms, No. 14, Capel- Th'X Eeave ...
... refpeAive Offices, viz.' JOHN BEATTY, No. 3a, Skinner-row, H. WHITESTONE, No. *9, Capel-ftreet, and No. 33, Skinner-row, , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4T, College-green, ROBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-ftreet, and JOHN CASH, at the King’s Arms, No. 44, Capelftreet. They ...
... Saturday 11. Co. of Kildare, at Nats, Wcdnefday 10. The 1100 Mr Julficc Hellcn, , p,. The Hon. Tho. Kelly. Prim; Serjeant, J ul John Car.oil, Gen; Golden-lane ~ William Katun, h.lq. Fade llrect, $ fters TOBAGO COT WOOL. TO Bn, SOi.I) AUCTION, Biiaay the inDant ...
... (Lieutenant-colonel in the Eaft Indies) to be to the forces in India. Captain John Grattan, of the sooth regiment, to be Adjutant-general to the forces in India. Captain John Grattan, the 100111 regiment, lobe Major In the Ealt Indies only. End of the London ...