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... when ffie' was coppered r '-*tiiz. ant fotry to aild, that ain gif the lilf is Mr, George Hutchinfon, boatfwain, P* '“ft his arm t The fervice will lofe very valuar«»n. Dimenfions of the Santa Catalina. . Ft. In. ■■ -■ 11 rS'bofdeck , . jji 10 P-wt breadth ...
... he, I know it would be found policy in man to lutfer the amputation an arm fave the reft his body from mortification—but it would be to plant a the bread with a view to-fave his arm. I have no idea of furrendering a general good to ferve a political one ...
... where the Earl of Mornin Aon and Mr. Grattan, the Colonels of the two lau-meniiored ('orps, alfo attended. Countv Dublin Li Dragoons, tiie Goldlmilhs, and Upper Crop's and South Cooluck Corps, were likeviife under Arms ; that everv Q.inr'er of '.he Town ...
... Tickets in Parcels, PO RT NEWS. arrived. Sept. 18. Endeavour, John Martin, Lilbon, wine, &c SAILED. King, and Prince of Wale*, paffengers. Ferret, JohnEuin, Liverpool, goods. Cendant Trader, John Thomas, Larne, do. 14 veffels in ballad. —Wind Wed. High Dublin ...
... Colonel Hillop, to accept or not. . . _ . JOHN WHYTS, Major-Gcßcril (Signed) |THOMAS PARR, Capt, Royal Navy Dated board his Vlajefty * fi-.ip Babet, the river Demerary, April JO, 1796. (A true copy,) S, JOHN WHYTE. is out of power as yet to give » decifive ...
... the empire, inery, bracing the other, and thare its trade with her; they fir NV afh- . would wonder to read uf §0,099 men in arms.to fup againgt tie 33 air of port their rights, fuddeniy turn the That the merit th thing common enemy France and Spain. iveni- ...
... thores Defy the rude wind’s tlormy hoft, Not with moze idle vengeance roars The By .rannia’s Than her firm breaft by virtue arm’dy By ylory’s purctt radiance warm’d, Defies rifing found And mocks the tumult round. For Frecdom her favour'd bead Ker admentine ...
... feeured. Dublin, a4th Dec. 1779. ROY AI. ARCH i.ODGK OF IRhi.ANO J. dine at the King’s Arms, Smock-alley, on Monday the 17th in'.h to celebrate the Fefti”al of St. John. Such the Brethren as intend the M'orlhijjful on that Day. are reijndfeil to leave their ...
... of foot. Willie Hanley, En- ~ft but- Chriftias Flees, Lien,h Enlii;n. John . • ( (utt AlciiUider Mackenzie, ■d Ti’t't* fjtsui• PrinctJ M.ror. o.’> -it- pl u me Hii '. Lieutenant. John Carteret, L.eutev3 ’•o s':. , of the 7jd regtmeflt . Charlt- Volunteer ...
... entered upon immediately, for two Kinr’a Arms Fowne.’.-ftrcet, Dublin. •-pcrbef.ld, re.fon.ble Term., the Intereft ol the th Aogoft> 6 , .. the y«»rl, Rent I. and Live., fo. fuch Term of Year. a. may agreed King a Arms.F owne. . Itreet, u« of a Hou'r rn M ...
... Sheriffs Robe Steph. Bennet . John Joth. Swettenham ames Thompfon Jolin D:rcus Thomas Squire Luckey James Patterfon. Royer Blackall Georye Knox. Harrifon Baltour Poter M‘Donagh Wr. George Skipton Robert Blackall John Boyd Wm. Swettenham ames Ramege ...
... .ode? u (old, with theFo^inre.tUH^fe Indetd they c.nnw breed in the Bodw of fte- convenient Office it In Repair, fit £ .of John Mad eo, Ero; Auwcr-IWforU ancntly take ihivPill. It «* fo efficactoo. andgeatle, 0 fßiimbte u „ Family, for any Time, the immediate ...