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... workmen employed on it. M. GRATTAN’s fentiments coineided with thofe of the of the Exchequer. The Committee agreed in the refolution for the addrefs— Houfe refuined, and, the report ordered to be reccived to-mor- row. ir. GRATTAN moved that the proper effcer ...
... 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 ...
... 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, ...
... the following young Getitlemen obtained Premiumsâ GREEKâKyan. LATIN, ill Cufs, Kymâid, R cd, Tinkler, fen.â 4th, Grattan, fen. Ilamilcooâjth, L.io 6th, Cathrew. Williamfonâ ych, Hickey. ELOCUTIONâReed. Jones, fen. IE Clafs in HISTORYâRyan ...
... the DUBLIN' GAZETTE this D y. following nddrefs has been prefcnicd to hit Excellency the Lord Lieutenant: Tohis Excellcnrv JOHN, Eam. of BUCKINGHAM HIRL, Lord Lieutenant-Gencral, and General Governor of Irkland. WE, the Gentlemen, Clergv, and Freeholders ...
... Newgate. The information rel' pefting this ruffian particularly be n concerned in the late robbery of the houfe of William Grattan Efq; Camden-ftreet. When was taken m Ne-ga.e, he was perfeSly happy in numerous acquaintance, having been for two years and ...
... the Queen’s county Royal Mill- “'To be Major, with Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel.—John Waiburton, Efq. late Captain in 58th F °To Eldeft Captain, with Brevet Major.— John Murray, Efq. half-pay Maj .r, late in 5 F To b. Captains.—M«hew &*•. Gore, Efqrs ...
... in his leading on to the conteft the embattied phalanx of the Court. It isthe determined of Adm‘n'ftration to Oppefe Mr. Grattan’s fyftem of Commutation on the Tythe bufinefs, let it be broweht forward in what fhape or form it ma ‘Fhe prelatical bench ...
... the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, with a petition to Parliament, dating the canfrs of the derline of their mannfadure, the diftrefT under which they have long laboured in confequeDce thereof, and humbly praying relief. . . Mr. Grattan promifed them to preient ...
... athorn in the fide of a bad Lord Licutenant. The Members who voted againft Pitt’s deteftable Mr. Cuffe. John Magee, and the Freedom of the Prefs. Mr. John Bingham, of Newbrooke. Proiperity to the county of Mayo. The Areh Bithop of Tuam, an i the other Spiritual ...
... cordiality which fubfifts between the Vo- Junteer Army and his Mujefty’s regular forces.” he hirelings for defending Mr. Grattan's falling off fay,that he had repeated|sprotefted accepting any place again from Govern- ment.” ’ good policy to do fo,place: ...
... Arrived the Britannia armed thip Lieut. Edwards, in ohn’s: She. that they 15 days from St. were at that place in great want of and that - if fupplies did not foon arrive the inhabitants muft fuffer | great want. o | of a letter from St. John's, Newfoundland ...