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... CONDUCTORS the HIBERNIAN JOURNAL. ORIENTAL ECLOGUES ECLOGUE I Saddi and MENT R t. •the Morninij, Ardtrit! amho. in thefe Fields try th’ And Faflern Mules court on////2> (I Old Father Liffy from his (limy Whilemourns,(hall raifehis rev'rmd Head, A'?d te.»c ...
... fa-ourite deftroyed : Nbtwithltanding all poffible Alfillance, the Maid Vras feixed with the Hydrophobia a few Days ago, and died in Manner too mocking to relate and the Miltrefs is now under ihemoll dreadful Apprehenlions of fharig the fame Fate. This ...
... ■‘' • rtn CviVer/, as a faurce of Royal in- •. ~• . , Various reports country farmers, who have induced laft to, try the late di«overy planting potatoes by the ftiooti, concur the oft flat tiring accounts of their-fuccels. The foilpwing adver/ifement ...
... Ironmonger, to Mils Douthar. 01 the North-abbey. âMr. Laughlin Maxwell, of New-row, to Mils Agnes Nangle, the Upper-comb. Died] A few Days ago, at his Houfe in Ponlaad-row, Lendon, Hill Hartson Llq,- Author of the Tragedy of the Countels ot Salilbury ...
... Ireland again be free It now begins be rumoured, that it is the intention of the immaculate youth, at the bead the Englilh Admtnift ration?to procure of his friends in the Peers England, do away that parr the refoluti? ns which Mr. Grattan has with fo much ...
... rendered him nut more ef imable t-i his friends than ferviceable ' the public. , Dkath. At Hnm'nnrgh, fever, rout re.'led a hrlr r'.t: aoentit to the indigent f.ck of his neighhourhocui, H. 1). Rctmarns, D. &c. youth wh»fo literary attaiumcr.ts, improved ...
... Potts, Dime-Prcet. FETTERS from Itily, riel'crlbing ibr Mioiten, u f tomf, Antiquities, Paintings,‘&c. that C try, the Years 1770, ana 177!, « Friend ia France, Mrs. Miiiar. three VoU. izmo. r * js. pd. bound, Ee. ijd. fewer). Travels Greece, or an Account ...
... lends, who accort; anted him in his refignation, prove y > i, e was received the try to have been a mere fa&ious tranfaiVi . > pen ...
... yd. ha.fp. T RTTFRS from JL -IfcT Lanv CATF.SiIV, to her Friend CaaIPLEY. Uati School-i I'* l)t>i :uu > . Forcifuc-.. IV. Miry \iffful neceflTarY the ar.iâ inform the more grown uj» Youth. With a Variety Alphabetical Copies, ami Writing-Pieces* both ...
... which had a power of fettling alibis tftit.s upon his two children, by lady Banbuty. He fettled his eftates and died. Soon after Lord Banbury died, and his lady’s elded fon ed for his writ, to admit him to a feat in the Houfe of Lords. was refufed upon this ...
... admitted and iworn., Diep, on Sunday lat, i n Helfaft, Mr. ‘Robert Joy: his virtues the concern of relatives, as a parcnt and.a friend, being ally acknowledged by an extent of fociety, at large » and circle; in our tribu' te to his merits we fhal! contine ourfelvea ...
... Perfons fliall be defirou. P ’. | £ i„reft Attention and D..'patch. of lending Muncy thereon. > be(t* ...