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... County Dublin better John M’Daniel, aged 50 Vearr, living No. 65, Alio, 15 A. oR. IoP. all choice Meadow, pa.to'lit, ftrifleft Integrity in all his Dealings. Feb. to, ‘777- fituated for wholefomc Air, Profpedl, and good Neigh- Sir John’s-quay, certify that ...
... amongft the Catholicpealantry in the South, as riots carried on by Roman Catholics who had plundered the Proteftant houfes of arm’s, &c. made alio part of the argumentative allufion againft the bill, . On the general points foregoing, the bill was o I'ofed ...
... Richmond and Drumcondra Richard Anderfon, at Kilternan, John Burrowes, left for H. D. a: the Pritier’s hereof will carefully Church. Application :« nvt.i •to Mr. Lundy Foot, Kcvin’s-port, Mr. John Richardfoo, Merchant, anCwered.—N. B. The rer.lcn hi? tak ...
... or the Grattan, and the Lands thereunto be Trade, confiding g |o Wood, Rich*, Mercer, Efq; near the Royal Oak, Chtittopher pantiles, where attends to (hew the fame. 4 Mile* trom Dublin, on , (yeailtif«U made up in ihe beft Manner, ooa. oy the Arms, Le.ghlin-br ...
... Application to made John Bury, Public Notary, MichaelVlane, Dublin. Mr. William Mooney laid Lands will ihew the Meariags and Bounds. B. To lold, well circumllanced Eilate Fee of 2301. per Ann. and toonl. lent a Mortgage. Apply to laid John Bury, COUNTY V/ICKLOW ...
... f h°-, n* . *“ ’“•'•am Lyllei. E.q-bird his li.ft Application; there was Blood COOLDROSS SALT MARSH, NEAR CLONI ARF dree . John Donovan m M dtown, « r the Se..,«i,^ ’■ ft r efa.-Ore. ation, nor vvas confined. Moment from TT'.FTEEN Miles fom Dublin, Wicklow ...
... Counfellor Dunn, Mr. Doyle, Sir John Blaquicre, Mr; Saunderfon, Mr. Egan (the new Member for Ballynakill) Sir Harry Kartftongc, Mr. Howard, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Browne of the College, Mr. Curran, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ponfonby, Mr. Grattan, the general ground, that a ...
... '.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 ...
... Lieutenant John Par How to be Captain Qt 1 few days ago at Greenock from a axl loners vice John Callow. Lieutenant William poftage anioUnted about . 301. llerling. This I - Lor Stormont ofed t e claofe as exceed Wadetobe Captain Lieutenant, vice John Parf- ...
... Reily, the King’s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, Mr. derate F.xpence, the beft Coin and other Bui William Colvill, Merchant, Bichelors-walk, Dublin. about Dublin, alio Tomb Str and Flag*- Cuftom Houfe, Dubl n, Ftb. 1, 1777. will tic received Mr. John A D THE Coro ...
... cotillon, called the Duke Leinfter- The IMs .sing toafts were drank viz 1. St. Patrick. of Leinfl-rr. 3. Shannon, g. Mr. Grattan, f!■ Mr. Ogle. &. Sir Sdvrard Newenhair. 7. The recor|%t. 8. Mr. Flood. 9. The memory 0! Dr. Lucas, xo. The Volunteers of ...