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... STEWARDS - -tjon.H. Grattan, M.P. Abraham Wilkinson, po;:so: 3Y, Efq; MP. Joseph Leeson, ARTIE v, Efq; josEru band, Elq; the table prccifdy at fix o’clock. A Ballot faid day, wliich, for the convenience of the a,b«rs, will beopcn’from four o’clock. Bv ...
... Auguft Lad. HENRY O’HARA, Sheriff. Foreman JOHN O NEILL, | fellows. That our warmed thanks be given to oar worthy Rcnrefcntatlvcs in Parliament for tins county, the Hoi'. Hercules Rowley ami the Right Hon. John O Neill, foi their patriotic Q’HARA, Sheriff ...
... numbers ftood as follow : At the clofe of the poll yeflerday at the Tho el, the For Lord Henry Fitzgerald 414 Right Hon. H. Grattan 413 Alderman Exihaw Alderman Sankey /¢ At the clofe of the poll yeterday at Kilmainham, the kum 8 were, For Sir Edward Newenham ...
... public well as my ivate and it gives me particu'ar pleafure to reflect, that | took an ear'y part in promoring the Independent armed Societies, and nou-importation Affociations, which co-operated te give energy tw a vate of that without fo formidable 4 Suppor ...
... inftitution for the happinefs of — in every free country, where the principles of Go- thd, Were men knew their rights and Procure arms to defend them, the fecurity of Govern- always w; ‘as by the peo oportioned to the quantity of happinefs en- unpleafent at ...
... Revolution man of war, theOg!e and Newenhamgatlevs, the Clanri- | carde the Charlemount and Mountmorres the Burch armed thip, with the Grattan and Yelverton cutters, were fully prepared: They for aétion, and gallantly. bere down upen Their and determined ...
... appearing as Sir Edward Poyn- ing, will form a {trong contraft. uke Cromaboo, as a Matrofs, with a bunch of matches under his arm, will, it is thought, command the notice and admiration ey A finecure tafter of wines in a Bacchanalian drefs, the patriotic ...
... Chatterton, for her ufe, 2], “1s. 4d. to reieafe an embroidered “quilt, which the left with me asa fair fecurity, Ditto, 18 16 John of Chapelizod, brewer, the 28th, 1758, w 8 Nay COND LOT. ith intereft, gy City Janics Corrigan of Dubiin, plaitterer, 17th ...
... fuch*divifians as fhall be mof a purchafers. Propofals to he received by the Earl of Betagh, and Robert O'Hara, Efgrs. in the and John Elliot, Efe; at Liffnamandra, near Ca whom ef the premifes may be had. TO BE SOLD, HE Demefne, and Lands of COUR and RATRINDUFFE; ...
... with one fhinfiiurt, and mut men, have been in Cardigan hay. They landed .ticO at Fifliguard, and plundered, and did much mifehief the neighbourhood, and tlicn embarked upon feeing about 80S roenr in arms moving t* attack thetu. The frigates, h?d left ...
... Yeaft~—bfervations made by a young Gontleman who was boda blind—Trial of John Sellers, Mary Jones, and Rd. Footner, forthe Murder of Thomas Yates—Poetry, &c. &c. This Day is Publifhed, Y JOHN RICE, removed frem College green, to No. 118, Graften-ftrect, oppofite ...
... dine at BENNET’s, a Monday the 22d inftant : DENIS BOWES DALY, in the Chair: STEWARDS, Hon. Lord Caulfield, John Taylor, Efq; Right Hon. Grattan, George Maquay, Georg. Penfoaby, Efq; James Hartley, Fiq; §°5 Dianer on the table precifel at ix o'clock. THON ...