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... fweet well-favoured genuine .1. flrong SPIR ITS, fame hitherto fold at tise IRISH SPIRIT WARE-HOUSE, 32, William-street. JOHN RUSSELL, rcfpeiflfully informs his Friends, that iu confiajuencc of felling that quality for the reduced price above-mentioned- ...
... THE, remarkable well-flavoured genuine SPIRIT.’, fame as hitherto fold at the IRISH SPIRI WARE-HOUSE, William-street. C? JOHN RUSSELL, rcfpeilUully informs his Friends, that in confequence of felling that quality for the reduced price above-mentioned, requelis ...
... Gallon, THE remarkable fweet well-flavoured ftrong SPIRITS, fame as hitherto fold ti: SPIRIT WARE-HOUSE, 31, William-street. JOHN RUSSELL, refpecffuliy informs bis Friends that in confequence Celling that quality Cor the reduces price above-mentioned, any quantity ...
... wish to treat for said lands will direct their proposals to Mathew Bunbury, Esq; Droxford, Hants, England, or to John Tydd, Esq., Dublin. John Edmonds will shew the Lands. __ August 2, 1781 To be SOLD, together, or in Pared*, * tn ot* IrJieritunice, now ...
... ROSCREA BREWERY. OHN RUSSEL, impreffed with a grateful fenfe of the many favours experienced fince his commencement in the brewing line, and withing to effect every thing in his power for the more complete accommodation of his numerous friends andthe ...
... \Svo. TREATISEoR the VENEREAL DISF ASE 9 9 2 BELL's [John] Avatermy ofthe Bones, Joints and Muicies a . 10 Yo Anatonyee i Engravings, 4 Ate z at —— Un Any Difeafes im the Welt Indies 3 eh @ vi RUSSEL’ on of the. ees, sof the SEASE ViNEREAL. DIS ce 39h ...
... For CHARLESTOWN, South Carolina. ’T'HF Brigantine RUSSELL, Wm. McDaniel, miller; .L burthen 100 tons; a flout new veflel, American buik; has excellent accommodation, for r-ffenger.. and will fail the aoth of September, wind and weather permitting. Ereight ...
... Dickinfon Jaiues Gregg John Philip Allen W. ritton, Jun. \V.M‘Dermott John Bafs Rudel Fitton Benjamin Haycsjohn T. Bacon Richard Fitton Jamefon William Roe W. Harrington J. H. Orpen And. Franklin Wm. Colburn J. B. Bennett Henry John Bagwell Geo. Aickin Peter ...
... Tifdall, rengned*Mr. John GullavuiCrofbie, cornet, vice Dunfcombe, reGgned*Mr. Mathew Villiers Sankey, cornet, vice Cramer, promoted*9th, Chaplain James Saurin, from half pay of 74th F. chaplain, vice Qn-iile, exchanges!* Mr. John Wright, cornet, vice ...
... Cottle/ John Cowran Rioh. Williams Wm. Bruce Dunn . Wm. Burke Cope Amhrofc Boxwcll Ambrofe Leet _ Matthew Weft Jofeph Hone, jun. Geo. and Art. Clarke Ji- Butler Arr.bvofe Binds George Lang Paul Gerard Wm. Eagan Mich. Brown, jun. John Maguire John Redlcy Hugh ...
... LONGFORD DAY-COACH. JOHN HIGGINS THOMAS GUNNING. rcfpedtfully inform their Friends and the Public, that for the better accommodation they will run their Coach from HfNKS’s, Tighe-Ilrcet, Dublin, at six o’clock in the morning Mondays, and Fridays, Fallon’s ...
... the, good opinion of -his independent fellow- citizens, whofe thanks he therefore eminently merits, ROBERT BELL, THOMAS RUSSEL, JOHN HALPEN, JILL on The Great WOOL FAIR of DUNLOW. flant. ay the 19th. day of July, in- thie acth. the Selfets to en a N. ...