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... might hapjien, at the Royal Exchange, and .there under Arms until Pour o'Clock, which Time tl;e fever.4l Per funs in the Park were dUperfed, the very pro er Deportment and peaceable AddrcfsofMr. Grattan and otlier Gentlemen ;ii whom the People Confidence ...
... Ireland owes her polincilSalvation. The M.ijo ity the Iridi Houle of Commons, Our Captain Crminandant. LordCliarlemont. Mr. Grattan, Mr. Velverlon. Mr. H. Burgh, Mr-Geo'ge Ogle and condign Punithment the Perpetrators and Abettors the late infamous Riots ...
... govern* thought that feme part of the flipulated number n.ight fpareu fur the fcrvice of the empire elfewhere. A Right Hon. («ir John then inntfes, brnught In a bill juftifyalw fowling away of c the number flipulated the coihgaa fur the home defence Who! could ...
... Kinnepad, John Madden, Efq; Philo-Math. nephew of the late George Simplon, Efq; to Mifs Mary Clarke, both of Clonard. —Mr.George Caley, of the Hay-market, Hofier, to Mifs Kitty Fil/patrick, of Plunkelllreet. Died. In Cork, Mrs. Bacon, mother to Mr. John Bacon ...
... of three three-mile Heats, was won bv The Right Hon. Thomas Conolly’s b. m. Harvdl John Kirwan, Efq’rs. g. m. Ophelia 2 2 Anthony DalyJElq’rs. g. ni. Lynx 3 fell John Fallon, Efq’rs. b. ni. Conftantia 4 Harveft won eafy. On Saturday, September 28. 50 ...
... jeffv’s armed Tfanfports the Refolution and Rjikes, their Paflage to join n:e Trirrcomnle with Stores and Ammunition, had very unfortunately been fallen with the French Squadron, and captured; and the San Carlos, ano-1 Ik r of. His Majelly’s armed Traufports ...
... to read it. I-por R®. For the fourth, on the Dexter Side, an dolc-^Diamond t live Side, a I.ion, rampant regardant—Uub} , armed ch, in in Favour of Mr. DeUrootte i tne finale (|uettion na», felting out Hay id Cocks, from the Saarth, without Bril tedding ...
... Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, is app'uinted Examinator and Comptroller of the Colleifors Accounts of Incidents, in the Room of John Airntt, who is appointed Secretary to the General Poll-office. Monday lart, between the Hours and Three in the Morning, the ...
... defer ted and robbed the Regiment. Chapel-laod, o£\. 16, 177 F. The BOOT and SHOE MANVPACTORV. Na. 45. SBir-BTEC«T,'DoaciH, By JOHN CRAIG, now completely adbned with Boou and Shoe.. As he has made ii hi. condant Study to extend hia rade, b* tding the bed ...
... Londonderry Deny, Monday City of Hern, fame Hoq. Mr. Baron Power, 7 » i.- Hoo. Mr. Juflice Lill, George Roth, 1 Refiia«rs. John Howland, Elq-, No 6, Skinner-Row, B. The Grand juiies the C»unt cs of Cavan, Fermanagh, Tyrone, Doftegall, and Derry, will ...
... accouired, to proceed from thence to the Phoenix P«ik, with the affociaud af the City and County ot Dublin, be reviewed Colonel Grattan. J. . MAQUAY, Col. To be let from the Firft of May. * Houte, 0(Bce», tnd Nine Acre* ol Ground, JL Win ion, near lh« Sb»-1r» ...
... of the Admiralty.—One Rc*»r-Adm Great Britain, ord Torrington.~-Onc Admiral the Whre. John Jennings , alfo a Lord of the Admiralty,—One Admiral of the Biue, Sir John Norris, alio a Lord lie Admiralty—One Vice- Admiral the Red, Sir Char'es Wager, alio a ...