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... the immediate Reception of a Tenant. KING’a ARMS, KILDARF.. Btlgnffin in the County Dublin, whereon there it built niencic. of U ider-officea, good Garden, Apartments for Propofitla to be received bv Sir John Allen Johnion, Bart. TAMES RYAN, with a jull ...
... rtl'pefl, Your very humble Servant, WOLFE. Leinfter ftreot, 16th July, i;;;. The H.m. JOHN M3.'TER’» Anfwcr. ■*t\eme:i, iiVj on highly hormi'ah'e to me and eg \nu w.U a cepr . arm«*(i t for it, and for flattering with which you ar>. a fed •o accomp.ny «. My! ...
... FORM. G Rigli’Worihipful JOHN PEREE. D- G. M. the . his Gr.ce 'ondefceaded Grand Matter, for h.s baT.ng 7 flt prefide the 6th diftreffed Mafons, in for die recovery mote the Benefit of the Order. & M. Ordered, That brother John . William t ire G Nicholas ...
... bowfprit in the late galea, >*» i fttecmg for Vigo to repair her damages. I have the tybr.or to be, See. (Signed) ; JOHN HUGH, •wl Sir John jervit, k.B. 'twd of Utter the Hon. William Walde »»», Vice Admiral of the Blue, to Mr. Nc- P'w, dated on board his ...
... and Insurance Broker, Vevolt, well as to put all perfons to the wor , fpeAfully begs Leave acquaint his nuwho may be found armed, with a view of making ■ and C iftomers who honoured him with refiftan’cc to the troops his Imperial Majefty un- heirCoram4ri ...
... Attorney, was Irden ed Bond, Note, Kitchen Garden, and Orchard. The Land ms e oDes be agreeable to fuch as are juft publilhed by John Abbot Husband, or oiaerwife, are to their fcvcrtl moll beautifully (ituated, extremely we pea oempoyhim, and will give unq ...
... on degraoe the F Thomas M‘D ...
... We haw here alfo the following frigates, him. . , armed with pikes, and the vile ft diC- ver the promoters of them,” Wmild ,1 Veftde. the Fortune, The Kuug paffed two hours with his family J 1 thole armed with procedure. Hi. Lonilbip acccrdinJ the Arethnfe ...
... plealanlly so Feet the Heie, well flocked with hope for a Continuance of th.tCountenance and Support, EBBS, at the Hamilton’s Arms in this View of the Bay and Harbour of Dublin, Vegetables ; for Agreeablenels Sit ,,il rUll^', '* M i The, hope their Friends ...
... to taken of Mr. O'Neil, No. 33, Abbey-ftreet, and of MiCt Catley, No. 5, Lower JOHN EXSHAW, No. 86, Corner of Crampton-court, Dame-ftreet, Son and SuccelTor the late John Exskaw, acquaints his Friends and the Public, that he intends carrying on the Printing ...
... been robbed their arm, and molt iheir houfes broken imp hv midnight banditti, who have »ot yet been difeoviftd, viz. Arthur Dames, Lemon, W. Tighe, Henry Kobinfon, Blqrs. Mr. A. Ttimb>, .Mr- G.o Beauy, Mr. Thcmaa Mocre, John Lyons- John Jones Garret Bunyogc ...
... Temple flreet, Lady Mary Pon« fouby, of Ton. MARRIED.] Mr. John Kelly, of Fleet-flreet, merchant, to Mils Mary Ann Curtis, of Hamondtown, county of Meath. DIED.] The Rev, John Read, Curate of St. I John’s, On Saturday fe’nnight, at the conclufion of a play ...