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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the eftabhfhed Offices of John Beaut, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. Win testone. No. 29, Capel-ftrect, and No. 33, Skinner row. John Magee, No. 41, College-green. Robert Burton, No. a, Gapel-ftreet, and John Cash, the King’s Arms, No. 14, Capcl-ftreet, Who ...
... goods to th 1501. A day right, Mr. Vigne, jun. green, paffmg the end of Porter’s-alley, brrouglvftreet, was attacked by fire armed footpads, who robbed him of his hat, watch, and money. They offered him no violence, but threatened tofhoot. him if he went ...
... before you is, whether a Convention of armed Delegates, or the Parliament of Ireland, are to del.berate on the national bufmefs: For what have we feen—ttrects lined with armed men, to honour pioceflion of armed men—going, in fattidir.us Ihcw, to that ...
... was attacked three armed villains, who, 1 ot content robbing him of ij guineas, defjperately cut and this tufpeftabie citizen. Early on morning, alderman Horan, affilled by a few volunteers, apprehended and committed to Newgate, John Wall, alias Jack the ...
... on one fide is reprefented the Genius of Poland, armed with a fword, with this infeription, Proprio Marte tuta,â and on the Exergue, Audio Exercitu, 1789 the reverfe is ornamented with the ftatue of John Sobiefki, and on the Exergue, Concordia Comitiorum ...
... mean Time to be made laid J ol,^ ' , at No. a, CLarles-ftrcet. A SERVANT DISCHARGED. JOHN HUGHES, who formerly lived with Ctf * Heath of Ablicy-ftrter, and laft with John Ffq; of the CaiHe (for fix Week*only) who Hughes no written Difeharge Charadff. WW ...
... power, and fapp->«ed by Itft own afluraoce and audacity, became dangeroui. No man could forget the National Guardi and other armed ruffians {Turning the oame of Volunteers, who, few months fiace, patroled through ftreeta day after day—-threatroihg fubrerfion ...
... that *>' will afafent from Dublin for -INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, were dcfirou- to addrcfs GRATTAN’ over-ruled on Monday laft, are requeued »' the Ki g's Arms, Smock-alley, Friday .April ii.ftant, precifcly feven * ' l ' r,r , adopt Alteration in their ...