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... Fre* Trade for this Country { Samuel Dick William Alexander David Dick Ale*. M'Donnell James Stewart James Horan John Stewart Hamilton John Cowan Alex. Kirkpatrick. I N Compliance with the above Rcquiiition, I hereby appoint Pod Hall to be held at Guild ...
... • t> t Mr?- Pafferini, ien. of t^ Monday morning, tt;e Royal ty in ‘c k _ Tim. M Carthy, fnd Mr- John Magnin. the Library R. Hon. iwo?. Knight Councilor, &c. bt.iatn. , . , - . n-.ontVi Oftcoer S V m ** is iucceeoed in Ms Lord Vilcount (to 1 . . • iin ...
... the fecond reading oft the 25 th of May inftant. ;* * Mr. Grattan prefented the bill for appointing Commilfioncr* inquiring into the ftatc of tit cs, which being read a firft time, Mr. Grattan went minutely into a (late of the difficulties under which ...
... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... the Jury, and the aggreflbrs be John Coates> Efq . Treafurer, acknowledges brought to juftice. . . . . the receipt of tool, (lerling, from Mrs. Letitia It appears, by the information of the dying Bfll]four> the handB of John Ladeveze> Efq>) PV > lre ...
... name of Defenders, in a recent attack made by them upon Mr. Grattan’s houfe at Bensfort.— In his abfence, fome time ago it they into his houfe, and not only robbed it of and all the fire arms, but terrified the family almolt to death by themoft wanton ...
... the King of arms, from thofe fprang arch whofe center was Thomas M ; Mahon, carpenter. —In Corn-market, 'nt in the capacity of courier into Sweden, at an interell of four and a half per adorned with a brilliant and fplendid crown; Mr. John Beaghan, hofier ...
... Navan, in the .t>l fear of hi- age, Mr. r'nii 111 ia the Eo. India * t,,e 'f .Z ...
... LORD TOWNSEND’s BIRTH-DAY. This annual Meeting will be held at Ryan’s, the Kind’s Arms, FowncsVllreet. Gentlemen are reqwefted to fend their Names to Ryan’s at the King's Arm , in Fownes’s-ftreet, that proper Accommodation may be provided. CHAMPAGNE and ...
... Inquire of Mr. Pat. Sweetman, at his Porter Brewery, StephenVgreen, No. 83, —A large -Quantity Ground may be had if required. JOHN WATSON, Hosier, No. fy, Caftle-ftrect, INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that is prefent afforted with the greateft Variety ...
... the apartment. Major Grattan advanced towards him, and with a tone of firmnefs mixed with reproach, afkcd him it was decent; and added, that he Ihould anfwer forfuch proceedings. It was not perfc£lly eafy to judge how far major Grattan meant to carry his ...
... for Wexford. Same day the jth foot arrived here fiom Limerick. —They were, received and the Kilkenny volunteers in john*ftreei, tinder arms, to leftify their joy *n the return of that regiment to this city, at the gieateft harmony had ever eel between them ...