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... is a beautiful Situation, and improving Tenant who would lettle upon it, will meet with every courtgenoeni. Propofala in Writing will be received Hercules Langlc-rd Rowler, Efq; or by Mr. George Bur.eigh, Summer-bill Dated Oa. 8, TO be let from the ijth ...
... the Farm tt a beautifq! S tpation, and art improving who would lettle upon it, will meet with every E couragement. Propofal> g will-he received by Hercules Langford R .Eiq; O' bv Mr. George Bur eigh, Suratner-hill 1778 ...
... Plaintiffs. *Vhom»s Keily, 1; and I.ctitia Kelly, other.vife Saukcy, hi* wife. Jane Kelly, otherwife San'tey, the v/ido % George Ktiiy, Ef ...
... bleflings of peace, and the enjoyment true liberty. n Many things will occur to you as necenary to be done, for the better lettling the internal police, and giving the inhabitants aid and relief, with ieijreff the deliruftion and lofs of their title deeds ...
... orth Country Wnukey, frre from any difapreaable Smell or Flavour, all laid in at the bdf Advantage for ready Money, he ha* lettled Correipundence in Lon lon to alway* fupplied with the fined Green Tea* and Tea*, bell Bngiifh Lump Snvar, fnglifh Powder Ditto ...
... in the fame fpof A farmerâs daughter of the name of Nowlan, living about a quarter a mile beyond Leixlip, laying down a lettle-bed about a fortnight ago, a gun placed a pah ft (which the girl did not fee) fell down and the contents id Her thigh, and ...
... very old Spirits of Whiftey. Rum, Brandy, C few dozen of Eaft India Arrack, about ten yea: lettle. WINES. THE Adminiftrators of the late Dan. Ivl'Rolins, fell by Auiftion, at the vaults in Cramptos-court, Gay the 4th December, 1793, one o’c:'),-,;, Hhds ...
... taken from the inward and outward bound _ , MARRIAGE*?.] April 2.) At Cork, Thomas R*rter, Et'q; to Mil?s Harvey.?('?j Mr. George Cary Hamilton, to Mils Jane Downs, Daughter to the Right Ucvd. the Lord Oiftiop of Raphoe ?Mr. Henry Scobell, Turner,to Mils ...
... *onlents ot hu memorul is true, yvan under our h ndt this ift. day of June 1761. JOHN SHIELDS. FRANCIS OZIER. JOHN. WILKINSON. GEORGE COTTINGHAM. ROB. and ALEX. JAFFRAY. H. COTTINGHAM WELD, and TWAITS. GE. JS. and KM. TWAITS. fhisday is pubblhed H. Sunders ...
... informs the Charitable that the Play-money now expended.—Snice his former Pub. icalion has procured the Enlargement three and lettled the Demands agsinll fourth trough his Uilciiarge i» not tome in. In the Whole, lourteen very j»oor Men will owe their Freedom ...
... tedious Time as an Intention to them, they therefore earnellly re♦)uell and intreat all thole who are lb cireumllanccd with to lettle their Accompts or before the ill Jan. n . e,t , t0 this their and ablolute Determination of a public Sale Auclion all I'uch ...
... the French have large armies, they could land feveral iKoufarid troops very flion notice . . front in bffi'- B if.vith By lettl ona icer the a jck tinan war* weleirn tjiat one third of the marines wetecut off on board the above in the late action. Lieutenant ...