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... enquire of James Ryan, Kildare, or John Ryau, J_ Offices of Belcarap, built the I in common Praaice has proved inefeaual. The Intro- value Goods, ufua!.—N. B. He has prelent a very King’s Arras, Fo wnesVftreet, Dublin. Grattan, and the Lands thereunto belane' ...
... alio eftcaual Cure for Worms; to clean /ame, and alfo Rental the faid Coocerns. John &C. The Honfe Offices will let, with any Noru- Cnllis, in New-row, Thomat-ftreet, John Pew.er, Tin. and Copper; cure the Rot io Sheep. Hopper or Daniel Chapman, who are ...
... flopped the upper gate of the Caftle the centinels, who pretended their orders were to Tuffer no-peii'on in unifoidi tvith fide arms to pafs. The matter was in a ferious light the public; but, .the town naajoC, three o'clock in the afternoon, declared publicly ...
... Ward, Cornelius Belton, John Tydd, Lord Weftport, John Clements, Efq; William Burton of Burton Hall, Robert Tigne, Robert Bluckvvood, Michael Keating, Robert Birch, Lodge Morris, Eiq; Nominee for the Petitioaer. The Right Hon. John Beresford Nominee for ...
... Fre* Trade for this Country { Samuel Dick William Alexander David Dick Ale*. M'Donnell James Stewart James Horan John Stewart Hamilton John Cowan Alex. Kirkpatrick. I N Compliance with the above Rcquiiition, I hereby appoint Pod Hall to be held at Guild ...
... Hon. John Browne, commonly called Cord. yield the Superiority of the Seas to France for a whole Weßport. Campaign, perhaps for e\-er. Monaghan, John Kerr, of Thbrnhill, Efq. Yeßcrday a Number of Letters of great Importance Meath, William Grattan, of Sylvan ...
... may then an olgca. * The other refolutions remaining wore, The importation rt Glafs. George U. The export of Tobacco, Mr. Grattan, after giving hisopimon, that the Fng'ifli adiruatetoour demand, faid, iflt Parliament had placed the nation into a high rank ...
... and Mr. John Dillea, al fupported that motion. Mr. Conolly was particularly warm in fupport thereof. Sir Edward ewenham, Mr. Yelverton, Sir Richard Johnfon, Mr. Conoil:, and Mr. Dillon, were appointed a committee to brig in a bill Mr. Grattan’s aufwer ...
... of an undue Eteflion and Return fir file fat'd Borough (the Members are Hon. William John Skcffington, and Hon. Chichciier SkeSington) via. Robert Leigh, F.fq. . John Blakrney, Efq. Sir Capel Molyneux, Barf, Hon Richard St. Leger, William ChriAmafs, Kfij ...
... Clay. Alld, Reily, the King*s Arms, Leighlin-bridge, or Mr. ROBERT and ANNE HOLBURN, tube lei at Ballyferroot, the Lands lately held Mr. William Colvil), Merchant, Bacbelors-walk. Dublin. AT the Golden Slocking, No. 19, in John M*Mahon, containing 36A. 3R ...
... Shannonite. John Staples, brother-in-law ta Mr. Conelly. Sir Mich. Gromie, Bart. expeétant. John Knox, Hugh Howard Robert Howard bes peance. Hon. R. H. Southwell, aid-du-camp. Wm. Montgomery, Penfunce. James Bailie, formerly Serjeant at Arms. Sir John Brown ...
... 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 ...