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... Choral Chri'fl- Churck .r d St. Patrick’s Cathedrals, was CLrk of the Parifa Church of St. Nichoiaa-Without, in the room of Mr. Thoma, Bairett deceas’d., Same Day The new Common-Council this Sworn the ThpilW, before the Rt. H >n. the Lord Mavor. Saturday, between ...
... and fold all the BooklUlcrt i News-Htwfcert, (Price only Tkieo Peonj THfi ROSCIAD. By C. CHURCHI Unknowing, and unknown, the hardy Mole 80l ly defies all mean and partial Viewt j With Freedom the Critic’s Part, And Pra ics, (he ccnluret, from the Heart. ...
... Chantorship of the Cathedral of St. Finbarryâ??s, by the Rt. Revd. the Lord Bishop of Corke, in the Room of the Rev, Mr. Thomas Waterhouse, dec. Tuesday their Excellencies the Lords Justices Proclamation for a Cessation of Hostilities was published in ...
... Weavers. Miflrs, Thomas Emerfon, Robert Ricky, and Benjamin Houghton. Hollers. Mtffis. Thomas Dixon and Richard Wattets. Shoemakers. Meflrs. Francis L'piete, George Rocafile, Michael Shatman, and Franct> Eager. ,i ; Smiths. Melfrs. Thomas'l Anthony. King ...
... ticinal ware-houle in Ew to fireet, Mr. John Browe, merchant in Belfatt, of Mr. ' mas Steward, bookieller in Newry, of Mr. Thomas | $3 in and of My. Robert Cockran, his chant in vt Five Shillings Eaglith the box ys bottle, with proper directioss. fi- Note ...
... Sptcial Command of his Excellency the ha Lievtena and the Countefsof Northumberland; Asalfo, By order the Right Honourable Thomas Earl of Weftmeath, Gras Maiter of all the Lodges of Free and Accepted Mal of che Kingdom of Sreland. he At the THEATRE-ROYAL ...
... fe jon ¢ Merchant in Beltaft, of Mr. cutting’ ftraw,, acd fevetal other articles too; tedwiis to mas Steward, bookfeller in Thomas inferss -he aifo feils ll kinds of infruments for fur, me an, 3 of Mr,. Robert Cocksao, and ashe bas laid in 2 large ftock ...
... Caufe of Truth and the Service of his Coen » OF che ufefel, but now worfe than Frateraits of {elf-intere Mercers, who are hardy enou h to affere chat che whole Qu tity im » does not fa all 3009 Ib. 42 o8. not be Bat, Sir, } am a little fed with your five ...
... France, diawn in the French language, figned at Aix-la-Chapelle, on the part of England, by John, Earl of Sandwich, and Sir Thomas Robinfon [N. R. The CL of Hungary's att of acceffion to t his treaty *a» in Latin, and the ol Sardinia’s in Italian ] [l 749 ...
... at his ctnal w„rc-houi'e Cudac*’ flrect, Mr. John Browe, merchant in Belfaff, of Mr. !>•' mat Steward, boob Idler m of Mr. Thomas Rs«i merchant Lurgan, and M . Robert Cockran, «r ' chant Arm gh, -t Five ' hiUingi F.ng[ilti the box sm liotlle, with proper ...
... Lilburr, ; mount part the Pottogurfe cavalry.” • Spitbcad Admital Holburne with eight fail of men of war.** 'TU (aid Sir Chirks Hardy for from hi* country-boufc order to latte upon him the commend of a fqmtcron u hi. it put direflly. Hit Grace the Duke of Bedford ...