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... a. may agreed upon, the following Lands, lately laid out p.rt the Dower of Mti. Lhrittian Brown, that lav. three Parka the Land, Kibekeigh, enclofed and fubdivided by a doubleS;one Wall a* al the nneThird Part the Land, ofCahirmacrmcde. >n tair.'ng n-ar ...
... taken in upon Charltv Catherine Howard, a poor induitrious Woman, in Tiirnftile-Alley, broke open her kind BenefaSrefs;* belt, outofwh?ch flic took eight Guineas and a half, being all the poor Woman had in the World, and then made off*. b'our hundred Tonsoflron ...
... I7S *• g,f«at Bopp and Caftletown the Water Mill thereot and two Arm Land belorwii wt the lame, lately held by Mr. Crillv and alto the Hill o( Killeen and Land* idfa. with Partol the Land, Kean, containing about 68 Acre, lately held by Mr. Siephen Pape, ...
... and Sell John Browne the Eider, Cant, to the beft: aireft Bidder, the Lands F{q; orge Browne and JohnBrowne the Younger, | Bridefwell, fituste in County of common, DEPENDANTS. } Lands of Ballinchalla, In ow | owen and Ln:fhmean, in the County of Mayo. a ...
... Tenements in Uunksmn, with the Lands that lie the South faid Town an i Brackloon, contain ng about Acres, part of the Mill Lanls, containing Acre*, the Lands of and part of Cluitcernagh, containing Acres; ail the above Lands are known be extraordinary god ...
... Richardfon PROMOTIONS. (Sep. 25.) Charles Butler. late Clerk in the Land Permit Olhce. uicceed Meade Swift, Eiq; deceas’d, and Mr. Wi.liam Rutter to fucceed him as Clerk in the Land Permit O.jcc. COMMITMENTS. To Newgate the Sitting Juflicc, William Mawhinny ...
... occafion. However, he accompanied the King for fcvcral miles, in a poll chail’e till they came to the very place whera his army was alfemblcd, which had been ordered thither dilfcrcnt routs and without the lead know-' ledge of their farther deftination ...
... the Empt with an army of forty-five thouf Queen's general, he King of Pruflia’s army of 35,0 upto t and marched his arm) within two miles of Picra, hem a general | near the Pruffians, that h e gave t which the King had or dered hés army to recei Then he ...
... E N C E S- rol to ; nto r.itrr.znv ehv- ~ arc here, and' landed at &rk^ioS rCPafatlons ar,: yCt -..^GERMANY Koningfcunr. Oft. 16. A Corps nfios ® r vcd ,h 9'h in this City.*,,/, large Ar* t.llery w.J fornv-d for Scrv of the Troops aifembling in Quarters ...
... Apple Trees, the belt Kingdom fur Cyder; hi* Trees grow the beft any in the Kingdom mother :*, tor tn* Land is poor, fo that they??ll grow n any Land afterwards. Imported from LONDO N, a frclh Quantity ol the Famed KOVAL BYE-WATER, which t* fold where ...
... te.! Five oâCleck In the ;he toSt. John's Rounds, a Woman with over the Kails of a Gentleman the Blind-Quay; on which he . the Watch lloufe, where after being â¢d, the ion felled Stole the Bundle Quantity wet out ; and upon laid Confellion Hie was ...
... Auftrian Armies. “ Marthal Brown was encamped, on the with his Left Wing inclining to in the Morning, bok Mountain of Zifcha, and his Right towards Ster where he waited onthe Hill the Approagh of Army. But the Fing refolved to turn the Ener fe his Army defiled ...