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... If'ar-Office, July 18. A highland reg. foot, William Gordoh Colonel. John Gordon, Lieutcna .t-Coloncl. Major Alexander-Pols, Captain .John M'Donald, to he Majors. Lieutenants John Fergulbn, Peter Gordon, Adam Gordon, Alexander Leith, George MoncritftV ...
... Cautious Commander and Mrs. Pr tt. Female Virtue and Greatnefe difplayed. 4. Letter from feveral Friends in Philadelphia, to John Fothergill, David Barclay, &e. 5. Friends of Ullter and Munfter, and to the Monthly Meetings. 6, Epifile from the National ...
... worn before that day. truly patriotic example! and well worthy of imitation. This day the Right Hon. Mr. and Mils Prellon, John Hamilton, with his lady and family, VVm. Rote and Win. Porter, Efqrs. arrived the Dartmouth packet, Hartwell, from Holyhead ...
... Cautious Commander and Mrs. Pi 1% 3. Female Virtue and Greatnefs difpbyed. 4. Letter from feveral Friends in Philadelphia, to John Fothersfili, David Barclay, &c. 5. To Friends of Ulfterand Munder, and to the Monthly Meetings. 6. An file from the National ...
... Dublin, you would have been alarmed, as well other folks.—ln an inttanr, the « ' drums beat to arms! our militia tlie ii. de the ftreets s. Every inau, that couhl arm* anv kind, was Cumnioncti to the parade in the Mall—old, nifty qur.s, without loeks } onets ...
... t hat the frigates formerly appointed to Canada, ten hid t icir - ri c | our trade, there aims, September Bth, i 7 60.--St. John » New- of battle fliips that we have foundland, retaken September the tgth, ,75*.—— rat , ; |e , wilh, that Jones would be ...
... difunited the Suhjcas, dtlitaci-d ike' Arms and diltnemhered the Empire Britain. Signed Peiions. Armagh, \otk Sept. 1778. 5 Ohfervationt. the Rtf’kt Hon. JAMES Fail oj CHARLEMONT, Sir ANNE SLY STUART, Burt, an.i HENRY GRATTAN, Ejq\ WE, the Inhabitants the County ...
... nion might preduce anoife. greeing ia Ofis The corporation of weavers have unanimou fly voted the freedom of their to Henry Grattan, EG; in teftimony of their entire a obation of his ative, and co in Parliament, and his Jervices tothe of Ireland, iS he ...
... for the Puri chsh Vs of tid Houfe on good JOHN DUFF, Encraver, And COPPER-PLATE PRINTER, O. 44, next Door to Sam's Coffec- Houfe, Dublin, engravcs and prints Maps, Notes N sy Shop-Bills, Sze. Sc. alfo Coats of Arms, Crefts, Cyphers, and Devices, on different ...
... 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 ...
... Laurence Mich. Burke John Tho. Lambert Henry Browne Cha. O’Brien Rob. Waller R. Dolphin, fen. W. A. Burke R. Dolphin, jun. John Dav jes Fran. Davies Wal. Taylor Gar. Moore Hya. Daly Th. Lindfay Peter Daly Pat. French Cefar French John Kelly Den. Kelly Mich ...
... October inft., which wereall ordered in, purfuant thereto. Sir Richard fohnion moved for a return from the ordnance, of the arms to the lieutenants of the counties and others, nat for thé ufe of the regular forces; ordered accordinsly. Sir Edward moved ...