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... Sixpence, illattrated with the folio - ing elrgau Copper- plates 1. The Manning the Navy, or the Humours of a Prcfs* fan*. 4. The Arm* of Hanger, 1-ord Coleraine. 3. Chive LoidClire 4. Phipps, Lord Mnlgrave. j. N«-w Mnuc : l.nve thou mad’ning power, bee. 6. ...
... your once admired patriot, Mr. Grattan, approved of the meetings and refolutions of the People—af inftrufting Parliament in their duty, and dircdlV' telling them what they fo redt eft. This was a virtuous moment Mr. Grattan’s life but if this gentleman ...
... General Meeting of the y atth + Cicnmesrde Arms in Lough- rea, on the gth of Juve, 178, it was refolved, That the addrefs fhould be pre- fented te Henry Grattan, Efe: ~ Capt. Dary in the chair. To HENRY GRATTAN, -Efq; Srr, find it impoffible to the grateful ...
... Ja. Bri tine ton The. res Wilton James te sv Gate c Pit. Carrey ohn Toh rer Jehn to Cruife Walter Dwdall iward Jones Wolre John Garnett Peter Pigeon famesRyan Georges > Garnett Reon 4 Av mer . ta EO RUSSEL Working Cabinet, and No. 12, S) Vew AKBS and ...
... may then an olgca. * The other refolutions remaining wore, The importation rt Glafs. George U. The export of Tobacco, Mr. Grattan, after giving hisopimon, that the Fng'ifli adiruatetoour demand, faid, iflt Parliament had placed the nation into a high rank ...
... independent nation, why maintain the farcical mockery of S* -te, that is {aft but a chamber for the regidry of another, Mr Grattan got .cool, 'or obtaining a repeal of the fat. is Geo.ll. and now aredefired to give the furr'ns the hereditary revenue ; for ...
... relpeftive Officer, via. JOHN BEATTY, N°- 3», SkkoM-’ojr, H. WHITESTONE, No. 29, C*pel-ftre«-, »nd N0.33, S-ionct-ro*, JOHN MAGEE. No. 41, Collegf-ji’ceo, UOBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-ftreef, -ond JOHN CASH, at the King's Arms, No. 14, Capci-ftrctt. Tory ...
... Contsininy, Manning the Navy ; or the Humours . of a Prefs-gang— Memoirs of the lace John Howard, —Cuftom among the Orientals of ufi ng Liquors cooled with Ict,—Life of the late John Elwes, of putrid Smell Account of White Serjeants—CharaGer of and Lardella—Employment ...
... of in.-j.e Robert Beaty opened, taking awtty e, , arms. Comfri f r the The Attorney General Mr. Mr. Mrearfy Mr. Mr. Ruitrn. , The above prifonefs were Roman Catholics Wiiliam Adgers, Wm. Craig and John Hutchnick were then .tried For a fimitar oS>nfe a: ...
... and Mr. John Dillea, al fupported that motion. Mr. Conolly was particularly warm in fupport thereof. Sir Edward ewenham, Mr. Yelverton, Sir Richard Johnfon, Mr. Conoil:, and Mr. Dillon, were appointed a committee to brig in a bill Mr. Grattan’s aufwer ...
... Jones Athenhurtt, cnfign R. Woflington John Kye A. S. B yan, jun. John Daniel Geary homas Cole, - Henry W hiterone (SOMES VOI, o bn Chambe:s liract Rikey f rancis Collins mes Robinfon \ fillism Edmondflon John M‘Lean John Levinge, Wiikam Jofeph Fill ohu Oldham ...
... excellent charitv fermon was prea'-hed in the church of Sr. John, by the Rev. Dixie Blundel, D. D. and 4. collection made for thefupportof 24 boys, which amounted to 641. ss. id. MARRIAGES. Henry Grattan, Efq; Rcprefentative in Parliament for the Borough of ...