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... difunited the Suhjcas, dtlitaci-d ike' Arms and diltnemhered the Empire Britain. Signed Peiions. Armagh, \otk Sept. 1778. 5 Ohfervationt. the Rtf’kt Hon. JAMES Fail oj CHARLEMONT, Sir ANNE SLY STUART, Burt, an.i HENRY GRATTAN, Ejq\ WE, the Inhabitants the County ...
... Tyrone.---® Mr. Stewart, Down.---Sir Anthony Stewart.---Sir John Black wood.---Mr, Blackwood Colonel’ Rofs.---* Mr. Grattan.---Mr. Buthe, Door Clements.---Sir Samuel Mz, Yelverton.---* Mr. John Dillon.---Mr. * Mr. Mr. Artchdall.---* Mr. Armar Lowry Corry ...
... December, ryjj, Colonel Talbot tn the Chair, Rcfolved unanimonfly. That Henry Grattan, our Firft, Lieutenant, promoted to the Captain of the Battalion. nnanimoufly, that John Phepoe, Ffq; Second Lieutenant, promoted the Rank Firft Lieutenant of the Battalion ...
... the co. Down, Efq. Died] Yeilerday, in Dame-ftreet, very much regretted, Mr. John Ebbs, eminent watchmakerâAt Cranagh, co. Tipperary, John Lloyd, lijllmaclogh, co. Si'go, John Taafl'e, Diogheda, the wife ot Mr. Ed. Bull, and the wife Mr. A mb' of-âAt ...
... If'ar-Office, July 18. A highland reg. foot, William Gordoh Colonel. John Gordon, Lieutcna .t-Coloncl. Major Alexander-Pols, Captain .John M'Donald, to he Majors. Lieutenants John Fergulbn, Peter Gordon, Adam Gordon, Alexander Leith, George MoncritftV ...
... Kradfliaw John Lord Edward Bacon Mark John Rce John Bacon Lov. Lowe. John Roe Wm. Barrett. Ham. Lowe j;une. Roe i Con»rave Wm. fen.rran. Ryan Edward Cooke VVm. Latham, Bal-James Koe . John Cat den lyfl.chan Rob. Ry vc» Lau. Clutterbuck ...
... gentie ultaf'* and effectual. ‘••I , B E L C A M P. TO he fold, the Inteieft of the of the .a Olßces of built by the late Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belonging * Miles from Dublin, on the Artane Road, and latei l ' W copied Mr. n, the Houle excel’ ...
... nion might preduce anoife. greeing ia Ofis The corporation of weavers have unanimou fly voted the freedom of their to Henry Grattan, EG; in teftimony of their entire a obation of his ative, and co in Parliament, and his Jervices tothe of Ireland, iS he ...
... Cautious Commander and Mrs. Pi 1% 3. Female Virtue and Greatnefs difpbyed. 4. Letter from feveral Friends in Philadelphia, to John Fothersfili, David Barclay, &c. 5. To Friends of Ulfterand Munder, and to the Monthly Meetings. 6. An file from the National ...
... Arrived the Britannia armed thip Lieut. Edwards, in ohn’s: She. that they 15 days from St. were at that place in great want of and that - if fupplies did not foon arrive the inhabitants muft fuffer | great want. o | of a letter from St. John's, Newfoundland ...
... October inft., which wereall ordered in, purfuant thereto. Sir Richard fohnion moved for a return from the ordnance, of the arms to the lieutenants of the counties and others, nat for thé ufe of the regular forces; ordered accordinsly. Sir Edward moved ...
... wreck; they found a to the top-maft (hrouds, with his heels upwhom they endeavoured to take down, but as fa ran high, and his arms were fall under water, ■«tt obliged come away without eftefting it. ft bear a bill will brought into parliament this », to ...