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... DAWSON-STREET. COMPLETE FURNISHED LODGINGS. confifting of two draw; rooms and a large clcrfct on the firft floor, large dining parlour, four chambers the fecond floor, three garrets for fervants, a large kitchen with every convenience, and room behind ...
... DAWSON STREET. TO fet for a long Term, a Dwellins-houfe, with Coach-houfe and Stable, the Eaft Side. Inquire of Mr. Hawkins, Upholder, Great George’sftreet. Tholfel, July, 1775. AT a Meeting the Corporation for paving the Streets of Dublin : Rcfolved ...
... Tor the Ben. fit ..f Mr. DAWSON ON Tuelday Ma.ch the i6tb, will bc.prefcnted A PLAY. With Taeâca and F.n.terta nManTs, Tho Houle illuminated with Wax. Tickets to had at Alderman Faulknerâs Shop, and Mr. Dawfon the Theatre, i'laccs in the Boxes to ...
... dawson-street school. Under the DtreAion of the Rev. Wm. White, A. M. T an examination the.tjd December. Premiums wcrc adjudged to the following young Gentlemen : Greek. Latin and Putnam Hopkins, Whyte and Williams. -Greek af.d Latin; Blackborne aad ...
... '.DUBLIN. As tidies gentlemen who intended honouring Mr. DAWSON with their prefence nt his benefit, the Mirek, *t the Theitre Royil in Crow-ftrect, were prevented the fatigue of the malquerade, which was on the evening before, and the Oratorio for the ...
... IRON FOyNDF-RY. JOHN DAWSON retaroß his (incere Thinks his Friends and the Public, for their Countenance Proteftion fioce h»« Commencement in the Founcfery Eufinefs, and, hoping for the kind Continuance of that Favour, informs them, that for better C ...
... Signora Roflignoli, at the Mufic- Hill in Filhamble-llreet, and atMr. Moncrieffe’t, No.itf, Capel-ftreet. For the Benefit of Mr DAWSON. ON Monday, the a9th of March, 1784, will be preiented a new Comedy, called, The YOUNG QUAKER And the favourite Comedy of ...
... HARLEQUiN PLUTO. Not afed thef forr years. FOR THE BENLEFIT OF DAWSON. N THURSDAY, the 24th of MAY, 1792, will be performed a A PRELUDE. After which will be pref-nied a lay, called, SUCH THINGS AxE: . ; Hasweit, Mr. CLIN Ecvirusy (for that nght only,) ...
... A BEAUTIFUL VILLA. MR. MASSEY DAWSON will fell his Intereft in Caftle Dawfon, near Black Rock, or fet a his 1 erm with Fine. It is thought needled dwell on the Delightfulnefs of this Habitation. Any Gentleman difpofed to treat, can have a View on ringing ...
... Stable, they will be let feparate or together. u,r * ® ohn Fogarty. No. 6. Henry-ftreet, or Mr. John Rorke, No. 4, South Great George *-ftrect. T E * . new and >n thorough Revair. W ...
... leadmg them. ■Twlrth^ote. TC U i» a retnatkab.e good Situation for Merchant or an eminent e t Years^f smexpired, and to theJ Dawson-stkeet# (mall Rent 1. per « Houfe, q{ Lives, or without at Mr. M'Loghlin », No. »8, on the fame Quay. J[ , covenant for Renewal ...
... Mr. Kniveton. The reft of the Charaflers by Mr. Sparks, Mr. Usher, Mr. Verkel, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Somers. Mr. Weston, Mr. Watson, Mr. Booth, Mr. Ei.i.aru, Mr. Me. George, Mr. Loncfiei.d ; Mrs. Osborne, Dit.- lon, Heatton.——With a new additional Reinforcement ...