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... DUBLIN. The Lloyd's lift the laft packet gives an account | the capture of fifteen velVels our cruifers from the enemy, and of the lofs of fourteen of ours taken , or deftroytd hv them the ftocks remain as pet laft, that Eaft India excepted, which is ...
... Georgcbquay, Cap*. Jonathan Richardlon. U P T. Mathew Tube, of the City Dublin, Merchant furremltr the and 21 fl Days May Infl. and the 19th Day of June next, at the Tholfel, Dublin. Attorney, Peter Bar ly, Cnncery lane. IRISH MAUFACTURE. MICHAKL»nd ...
... DUBLIN. A gendeman experience in the economical affairs this kingdim, is opinion, that the eftabliihment flour mil's, for the purpofe onupolying the inhabitants of Dublin, one of'he'moft ruinousmeafu could ooflibly be devifed, wlien it is confidered, ...
... High Water Dublin Bar this Day. Morn. Mm. pail 06âAUtrn. Min. part 06. ALEXANDER LIVINGSTON, Wine Merchant and FaiSor, RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public, that he removed from Graftpn-ftrect, No. 14, Fownesâs ftrcet.âDublin, Now. ij, ...
... DUBLIN Dublin Calile, July 5, 1756. THKIR Excellencies the Lord* Juftices do hereby fignify their Pleafurt, That all Officers lielonging to the feveral Regiments this Eftablifhmeat, do forthwith repair to theirrefpeftive Quarters; and their Exccllcncie* ...
... DUBLIN The Britannia, Shaw, from Corke, U at rived at Biirtol. On flic 27th Ult. the Draper, Moore, from Belfall; the Chaming Pollv, Parker, from Corke and the Lady Stanley, Walker, from this Port, entered that of London. The Luke. Eve, for Corke, cleared ...
... June InlL At the Recommendation of his Grace the Archbiihcp of Dublin, Sermons, in Aid of the Fund for employing the Poor, arc to preached in all the Churches fituated in the County of Dublin, on the fecond Sunday in July next. Robert Taylor, of Waterford ...
... Warehoufc it* firft Commencdmeht in Dublin.) Has Now optned an ENGLISH and IRISH ironmongers fi'vrehoufe, the whereirt Mr. William Wilde lately tarried laid Bufinefi, at the OSTRICH In IXme-ftreet the Corner rudace-itrcet, Dublin, which ha* ftoiked with a large ...
... DUBLIN. - In a former paper a correfpond»nt made Come obferyations the lute rejcfting the Irilh import bill in the Englilh irliament, he concluded with promilingan account of tire piincipal Britirti manufaifliires impoited annually into this kingdom ...
... John Hart, of the city of Dublin, merchants, and joint partners in trade,; to lurrender them reives on the 17 th and :sth days February inft. and the day of March next, o?clock at noon, on each of the days, the Tholfel, Dublin.* Attorney, John Pence, ...
... Coftce-1 Houia Skinr.er Row, Dublin, on M the 2«th March ntxi, 12 o?Clock at Noon, Irvctai Houfes, Ground Rent* and Concerns, fouate in B»rn Lane, Peter Street. Bride-Street, Chan Lant, Great Britain Street, and Mary Street. Dublin, held under Leales lur ...
... DUBLIN The difficulry bringing levie* out their couiitry beta known experience in former period# ; though when the French, their power and influence in G- nnany, bad placed the Eleflor of Bavaria on the Imperial Throne, and that the Auftrian armies fled ...