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... barracks, and the evening concluded with the ringing of bells. The In- dependent Dublin Volunteers, under the com- mand of Col. Grattan, fired three vollies, and gave three cheers in his Majefty’s Park the Phoenix ; as did the corps on the quay. And lait night ...
... and their capital cities and towns are alfo hold of which they put him, firil fecuring his faid very corfiderabiy fince the arms and legs with ropes. In this difiual place aforefaid period. Calculations muft either have found eight nine men in the fame ...
... is in a fair way of recovery. Tuefday lalt Thomas Cooke, Henry Alexander, John Curry, Henry Humfrey, Morgan O’Dwyer, John Ponfonby Conroy, Henry Griffin, John Dennis, and John Thomas Atkinfon, Efqrs. were admitted and fworn Barrillers at Law. THEATRICAL ...
... I'red. Geale James Lord Wm. Smith John Brady Eiederick May Wm. Arnold Jofeph Watfon Geo. Burnet Richard Tudor Maddoclr John John John Wilkinfon Thomas Andrews John Hughes Richard Hayes John Carleton Samuel ...
... inferted. Tin* time to time, fuch Arms as lhall appear necefiary to be read third time to-morrow. Adjourn- next month.—Ordered. amendment was adopted, and the chairman refor the improvement of the laid tow-path or ed. I Mr. Grattan moved, that the proper officer ...
... gentie ultaf'* and effectual. ‘••I , B E L C A M P. TO he fold, the Inteieft of the of the .a Olßces of built by the late Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belonging * Miles from Dublin, on the Artane Road, and latei l ' W copied Mr. n, the Houle excel’ ...
... of INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, Sept. 5, i !ii, Rcfolvcd ucanimoufiy, That the following Addrefl be prefented to HENRY GRATTAN, F\q. SIR, . TAKING again into our Confideration your a and able (though hithdrto unl'lcrcWfil) Effort*, to re. ftore to your ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Count Welderen will readded to this Crown 3 patriarchal crofs. vv.aich was tufn here in the fame charafter. after wards in the arms Hungary. At tire ceremony the Karl Brillol was at Court for the the coronation it before the King, ( j mc ii, his arnval from ...
... the Lord Lieutenant has appointed Samuel Hayes, Efq. of Durmboc Caftle, Governor of the county of Donegal. gang of footpads, armed with piftols, attacked a Mr. Giany, of Birr, laft Wednefday evening, on the road between Kildare and Monaf- and robbed him ...
... Beresford, enfign, John O’Comior, enfiga—t?th, Samuel Ti'adden, eufign—nth, Fergufon Spears, lieutenai.t—aoth, Kippon, chaplain—4sth, George from 3U' F. major, Henry Conran, cipuin, Joho Vine.a: John Cngc, lieutenant, Henry 1..n * enfign—; ift, John Jaijuet, ...