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... and then and there fciacd large Parcel of Shoes and Boots, which, being produced to the Lord Mayor, and Committee Sworn examine and inl'pcfl the fame, it plainly appeared that the laid Shoes and Boots were fraudulently made and nnfaleabU, and arc now to ...
... Uflier to His Grace, in the room Major John Plukenett rc> Cgntd. DEATHS,] (Oft. 6.) At Cork, the P,-v. Denis O'Brian.âln Golden-Lane,in a;i «jvauccd ' Age, Mr. Jonathan DoddrirGc. MARRIAGES. Lalt Week, at Limerick, Thr,- rnas Newton, Elq; Major in the ...
... Heel behind, about 16 Hands high, with a long bob'd Tail. Whoever fccurts laid Horfc and gives Intelligence James Cooke the Boot Inn in Francis-Strect, or to Halt Mitchell of Cradickllov. lhall have Half a Guinea Rewaid. HEREAS at the lalt Quarter Sefliona ...
... Callle-ftreet, two Bank Notes of and Co. one tor No. 138, the ...
... Printer hereof. :'v ..ogcr Coleman Pb'nt.fL XJOTICE is hereby gi- np fet, »m 5 catered immediately, commodi- A FJ.TON, a: his Boot and Shoe Wire- n-ii'n' i, * en, that the fcveral X Houtc, with Oiu-oHices, large Garden, a frouiV, the Royal Bioot, Onr.bad-quay ...
... will difeover and profecutcto Convidlion the Thief or Thieves concerned in laid Robbery. Navcmber I, 178 a. DIXIE CODDINGTON. BOOT and - SHOE W A OUS No. Dame-ftreet, JOHN BRADY has the moft extenfivs AlTortraent of every Article in that Trade to be met ...
... ELTON, at his Boot and houle, the Royal Boot, Ormond-quay turns his fincere Thanks to his Friend an in general, for the kind Encouragement h enced fince his Commencement in Bufinefe, an humble Hope of their further by felling his Boots, Men and Womens ...
... tay Tee for it two ; o 611 For two airs of gloves, anda ftaff, 2 For two h orfes, 2 - - 115 For them, ° 3 ‘or two pair of boots for the light- h eincna, - - o 2 8 Paid for a Jad, for going with the Mavor to Lenn, to take care of the “hortes, being 33 ...
... lignal party d.lTentic.s and diltinftjons Wet* _/-i/ Ail from the peer the were 0 }■ even the Pap, (t concurred in ..Mi.^h.booted invader, who came extirpate lierefy. The city London, that time danger » dittr.i.. let a laudable example lateft poite.tty ...
... moderate Charges, to merit aCantmuance the Favour his Friends and the Publick. Any Commands for him left Mr. Dunn’s, at the Golden Sugarloaf in Caple-ftreet, will be forwarded, and carefully attended to. TO be fold Auction, by David Roche, Au£tionicr,_ ...
... 29th November, 17X4, 2nd is adjourned to the above Date. Order of the Trulfees of Mr. Thomas Bond, Mer- Bride ftrtet, near Golden-lane, Per Robert Crowe, Upholder and Audionicr, uc!d;iy tlic 4th January, I ?By. f~’HF. Intcteft the Leafc of the Houfe for ...
... Thomas Conroy in Capel-lltect, the Little-green. ANY Sum of Mont y fir.tn 8001. to l«e immciliattly laid out in I’urchalc Kents or a Kent Charge* in or near (he City Dublin, the fame remain a perpetual Fund for thariiahle Ufrs in the Paiilh of St. Bridget' ...