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... Parkgate; the fenny, M’Mullen, from Greenock ; and the Bridget. Williams from Liverpool, with oerehandife, armed this port. Same daj. the Cardigan, Whiter from Brif-. to), with linen cloth, (ailed from hence. A letter from Oft end to Merchant in this city ...
... the co. Down, Efq. Died] Yeilerday, in Dame-ftreet, very much regretted, Mr. John Ebbs, eminent watchmakerâAt Cranagh, co. Tipperary, John Lloyd, lijllmaclogh, co. Si'go, John Taafl'e, Diogheda, the wife ot Mr. Ed. Bull, and the wife Mr. A mb' of-âAt ...
... difobedience their public orders. Six men were Vfiderday very fcvercly ducked from the yard-arm, for having tarried after the expiratien their leave: the Maftcrat Arms of one of the fiiips, was alfo ducked, drummed round the fleet, and marched round the dock ...
... rcfpc£tive Offices, Dublin, viz. JOHN BEATTY, No. 32, Skinner-Row, VVHITLSTONE, No. 29, Capel-streeT, and No. 33, Skinner-kow, JOHN MAGEE, No. 41, Coi i.ege-crf.en, ROBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-street, ani 10HN CASH, at the King’s Arms, No. 14, Capel-sT reet. ...
... 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 ...
... order the garrifon men to depofit their arms every night in the Court-houfe, to prevent them from being taken force. Above 400 families had been robbed of their arms in that neighbourhood in one night. Mr. GRATTAN replied fhortly to the arguments which ...
... Burrow*, wife, as lam dcter- y any debt (he may contraA, C.e having eloped fundry cimca. under my hand, this 31ft day Juiy, 1797, JOHN Sunday the 13th of Auguft, .A SERMON • Will be preached in the Church FIVOCAB, the Rev 3 WiLMOI TC'OR the fupporc the Parilh ...
... Lawyers, Merchants, and Dublin Indeuendent Corps of Volunteers had a field day Marlborough Green, and were reviewed by Henry Grattan, Lfq; Colonel of the Dublin Independents. The field cxcrcife of the Volunteers on Tuefdty, which was principally performed ...
... exalted abilities as are in the potleffion of anda Grattan. Mr. Flood in the courfe of his {peech on Tuefda y night, did affert that before the com- mencement of this Seffion he fent a friendto Mr. Grattan to requeft that all perfonal animofity ht cezfe ...
... ohn Ebbs j ames rortet feph Hopkins, jun. John Hopkins Wm. Griffin w Michael Hope m. james Twarley Henry Stone HughCarton ames Tomkin John Dowzer Wm. Care o hn Synnott john Armftrong Peter Twamley W im, Hannon John Rickerby Timothy Hughes ames Wall Roger ...
... as moderate s are confittent with the national dignity, have neglected nothing for afluring new triumphs. to the republican arms. © ‘The French fhould know y never can have peace with their enemies till the a all have render- ed it impoffible for them ...
... Saturday 11. Co. of Kildare, at Nats, Wcdnefday 10. The 1100 Mr Julficc Hellcn, , p,. The Hon. Tho. Kelly. Prim; Serjeant, J ul John Car.oil, Gen; Golden-lane ~ William Katun, h.lq. Fade llrect, $ fters TOBAGO COT WOOL. TO Bn, SOi.I) AUCTION, Biiaay the inDant ...