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... bill * Prefented.—On eading it, Hon. Mr. Cc UFFE exprefied bis difapproba- of ix With ett to the county he reprefented, as a arm he ace On it the unneceflary expenee ATT, N. fapported the principle of the bill t been it 3 he vin, th nd “icated it from the ...
... 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 ...
... Liverpool the 25th ult. Ycflerday a poll was held the Tholfel, for the purjwfe of electing aiderman for this city in the room of John Tucker, Efq; deceafed, when (he following came, were fent down eligible-'pccfons, bv the Poard of Aldermeh, to the Commons ...
... were net now war with an army, bur an armed nation,â?? This, taken in one point view, was a very alarming cnm(lance ; forks believed no pofition in modern politica would be more recdilv admitted,. than that an armed nation, long aãled on the defen five ...
... Saturday lad, John Collins, Efq. Lieutenant in his Majefty’s 14th regiment of foot, and lon of Mr Sam. Collins, late of this city, merchant, to Mils Rugers, of Col- Icoe-grecn.—ln Durrow, Mr John Dunn, to MiT* Mary Mulhall. both of faid place —Mr. John Sullivan ...
... the ?Bth inll. at twelve the o Clock, to eletfi a Colleclor of the Tax on Houfcs, the Room of Mr. John Kymberley refigned. Signed Order, Nor. ta, 1780s JOHN BAILIE, Keg. ate in Eff.x-ftreet, C.am of lane, Dublin, thereout there is :'p *? r lft * ? 6d ...
... LifFoid. John Hamilton, for breaking into the houie Mr. Boyle, near Kiilygordon, be executed the 4th inlbnt. M‘Fadlon, for burglary, and Richard M'Dead and Catharine M'Dead, for robbing Mr. Janies, executed the iltth inft. MARRIED.] The rev. John Cookfy ...
... laft, early hour as half after eight, Mr. John Levins, who lives about half a mile onrbeoih-rfideGlafliievin.on his return home from this city in a one-horfe chaife, was (lopped near his five footpads, armed with pitiols, who wfh the mod horrid oaths ...
... Butcher on the Glib, was affifting to hill an Ox, he bad one of his Arm* miferablycut the Hatchet flying off rrom the Handle. He was carried to Stephensâs Hofpital where his Arm ws» obliged to cut off to prevent Mortification. a general Meeting the ...
... Hon. John Browne, commonly called Cord. yield the Superiority of the Seas to France for a whole Weßport. Campaign, perhaps for e\-er. Monaghan, John Kerr, of Thbrnhill, Efq. Yeßcrday a Number of Letters of great Importance Meath, William Grattan, of Sylvan ...
... refpeAive Offices, viz.' JOHN BEATTY, No. 3a, Skinner-row, H. WHITESTONE, No. *9, Capel-ftreet, and No. 33, Skinner-row, , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4T, College-green, ROBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-ftreet, and JOHN CASH, at the King’s Arms, No. 44, Capelftreet. They ...
... lollow voted for the Propofirions R'. Hon. John Beresford, firft Commiflionerofthc Revenue— Right Hon. John Hely Hutchinfon, Secretary of State, &c.—Right Hon. John Fofter, Chancellor the Exchequer.— Right Hon. Sir John Blaquiere, K. B. BailifV of the Phoenix-Park ...