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... they were Surprized by 50 armed Men, fecurcd them all and lodged them Dundalk Goaf, The General Quarter SelFions for the City of Dublin began at thcTholfel before the Right Hori. -Percival Hunt, Efq; Lord Mayor, and James Grattan, Efq; Recorder, when a New ...
... 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 ...
... four Carriage and' eight Swivels; Molt ot . !'wa. inWed that rich Fleet ready fail from Port Prince, ue.dcr Convoy ot two armed Merchant Ship. of 24Gun, each. direfrly font a good failing ImallSloop, that I have h.r- lock ri'o that Port, v. returned * ...
... majellyâs third ferjeant at law, Edmond Sexlon Perry, John Hcaly Hutchinfon, Robert French, and William Brownlow, efqrsj for their many fervices done this city in parliament. And, Same day John Reed was appointed city plumber, in the room of Mr. Thomas ...
... gentleman who going through the play houfe paflage in Smock’ Ally, he was aflaulted by fomc ruffirns, who wounded him in the arm, but two gentlemen coming to his affiftance, they were purfued and one of them taken and lodged in Newgate * 'tis remarkable ...
... Borough of Lifford, John Creichton. Borough of Downpatrick, Francis Annefly, Mathew Ford. Borough of Killileigh John Congreve. Borough of Newry, George Nedham. Borough of Bangor, Robert Hamilton, Robert Ward. City of Dublin, James Grattan, recorder. Cha. ...
... containing all the Letters which pafled between Earl Taibot, and John Wilkes, previous to their Duel; together with all the Papers relative to the Confinement and Enlargement of John Wilkes, Efq; with many other curious and imerefting Particulars. The ...
... here from Munder. His Elcbloial Highnels was by the Canon of the Ramparts; and the Burghers as well as the Ga-rifon were under Arms. It is (aid his Elcfloral Higlmefs will fet out about the for Franckfort, to atlid inPctfon at the Coronation a King the Romans ...
... December, F'r Rrnefit the Poor Children St. John’* l a-iO-, A CHARITY Sli MON %U» prt ached in Si. Werbu gh** Church, by Rcvd. t'r. U | ,- LI FLETCHER, Dean Kildare.—And the honour of the P*r»fh of St. John, let be remembered, that ere 'he firll promovers ...
... the ill December, 1766, For the B. nefit the VPoor Children «.f St. John% Parifii, A CHAKITV r MON will ached in St. Werburgh’a Church, Dr. lAM PLETCIiER, Dean the hon*»ur the of Sf, John, let it remembered, that th« **ere Jc fiift proto ners tl»(f Kingdom ...
... re ; the wholo commanding a moft ex- * I'O let, a Street and Hick Houle - the Htrbour and Wicylow llreet, lately occupied by John Lacy, Shoemaker. usin » Vicinity the City, and Situation i: inclined t« J.rcat for the fame may Apply to • -u'lrtt'of* Air ...
... '.all. John Muiphy .about 5 Yt-r.rs eld, .otincKiaiu , ■ Years as Ihall be agreed able good Standing. TN Dominick-ftreet, to fet for three op fix Months; about four Feet eight or tsn Inches high, bandy leggeo, g v* HoWing at the North End John- t-pO be ...