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... adts of this kind, Their operation cannot be but iglus of one againft fome ‘third party, who would infringe the hady politic, guaranteed by another 3 and in chi tent, the rantee becomes the refpettable fafeguard of the public lity. Any other acceptation ...
... The Ret. Mr. Gordon ftated that he the arrival of Lady Wallace and her party >, that.! he heard Lady Daftmood give peremptory ordert to the fervants, that er’ery thing fhould be deliveSxd to fatisfv the claims of Lady u.^ ° difpofitior could only be equalled ...
... RACY, Prayer, attends the Balls, Cotil- lon Parties, Ke. of the Nobility and Gentry as ufual, and prevides the beft performers. Ladies and Gentlemen, whe pleafe to honour ‘Tracy with their commands, are moft requelted to fend them to No. 2, Fifhamble-ftreer ...
... again!! fiich OlienJcrs, without any Colt Charge to the Informer, and upon the Conviction of the Party charged be concerned fitch Combination, take Care fee the Penalty levied, and paid over to the Perlon or Perfons entkuled to the fame, free ot any ...
... there and again joining the party under Lieut. Hodfon, made him acquainted with what had happened, and the danger that attended going the Alannhoufe, as the mutineers had got polftlfion the lieldpieces, &c, and were drawing them to defend the roads leading ...
... Ait. XXIX. If the Ship; of the faid Subje&s, People or Inhabitants either the Parties be met with cither failing along the Coalts, the high Seas, by any Ships ol ar the other, or by any Privateers, the faid Ships War, or Privateers, for the avoiding of ...
... * F. T, * . , Neither Perniittin; By Parti-:,ar DoHre of of . tlemon of the-lir;* sm.q- , Evening, the of I„| • The GARDENS will !,e ILLU n,!V-cert of Wind Infrruments will been, -' foperb'Courfe 1-IRE WORKS f,* ° Ck ' ' cxhihiicd Seafon. Urcr,or > ji ...
... TTie fituation parties Pdri», and of the interior of France, contln to extremely intcrefting. The Directory have publiftied proclamation the people, .which to unite -the common cailfe; dilFerenccs of opinion, and diftihiVipns parr/; and to remember that ...
... tion have their report, which, are aflured, will refleil honour the parties engaged in the bullncls. The corps of Dublin Volunteers, we hear, intend electing Lord Townfhend an honorary member. Wt-Jnelday latt,- at the atfizcs of Trim, a perlbn was tried ...
... Mr. DUMONT taics the the Nol iiuy and Gentry parti ~ y m the H«nour to patrol is now returneu from Paris, where 1, IcA every new aU Ranches of U has taken Room for hi ,“ onaily dance Cotillons, &c. him, at K„. , Orert tpaid the inofl relpecUul Attention ...
... ESER TED from Dunmor ¢, in the cquaty D of Gaiway, from a Recruitmg Party af is to Galway, Majetty’s 66th regiment, on their merch ‘rom En- PATTERSON CARLETON, wenty -four years of age, 5 inches frefh complexion, blackhuir, nazle ey2s, by dccue” pation ...
... Brief the hoftilit and lay off a Urge board i Lieth of July two or party pr to the uch ...