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... for the DuBLIN EveNntnc Posr. will be free, our patriot Grattan nobly dared, in the To the VOLUNTEERS of Ireland. face of court minions, to declare, fhe MUST.* Which, that fhe may, is the GENTLEMEN, Atdnaree, Feb. 23. TOBY SIDNEY. HE refolution and fpirit ...
... WEDNESDAY & Y’sPoft’ tit l ignorant art our fttuation of it to armed it for nothing In mean time given jefl for of thi city having won on of Charles-Town and having of money in exhibiting fire-w-oks coP houfe regaling his friends indtfcretion immediately ...
... conciliated a matter of difficulty for him. Mr. Grattan, Mr. O’Hara, and Mr. Fitzgibbon fil l, they (hould referve their argurnents againft the bill, altered as it now (food, until the day of debate; and Mr. Grattan added, the palling it into a law, would draw ...
... Woflington, John Kyle, A. S. Bryan, jun. John Daniel, J. Warrin, Henry Whitellone, Thomas Cole, John Chambers, Ilracl Rikcy, Francis Cellins, Janies Robinfon, John M‘Lcan, William Edmondfton, John l.evinge, William Hayes, Jofcpk Hill, ...
... your power to provoke the and now you arm hint to revenge himfelf upon you ! You began your fellion by an conceived in terms hitheito unknown, with bouiell i.qui(ition ; you prefrnted this addrefs through ranks cf armed men, carried in a manner on the bolbm ...
... '.jaiil iv „■ (, fa lh- prelVnl flutfuiling v. lupo i -ii at fiifiMiy* A.' 21 t»*. lor Apprentice. The celebrated Mr. GRATTAN’'; Picture. Thu Day i» |»uMi-V.«d by T. V. No. - ...
... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... the ?Bth inll. at twelve the o Clock, to eletfi a Colleclor of the Tax on Houfcs, the Room of Mr. John Kymberley refigned. Signed Order, Nor. ta, 1780s JOHN BAILIE, Keg. ate in Eff.x-ftreet, C.am of lane, Dublin, thereout there is :'p *? r lft * ? 6d ...
... Mickworth. Cardigan, John Campbell, Efq. Cternsrven, Glyn Wynn, Efq. Cornwall. Sir Wm. Lemon, Hart, and Edw. Eliot, Efq. Devifn, Sir J. T. Long, and Charlei Garth, Efq. Danwkb, Sir Gerard vanncck, and Barne Barne, Efq. Dover, John Trevannion, apd John Henniker ...
... LifFoid. John Hamilton, for breaking into the houie Mr. Boyle, near Kiilygordon, be executed the 4th inlbnt. M‘Fadlon, for burglary, and Richard M'Dead and Catharine M'Dead, for robbing Mr. Janies, executed the iltth inft. MARRIED.] The rev. John Cookfy ...
... General Meeting of the y atth + Cicnmesrde Arms in Lough- rea, on the gth of Juve, 178, it was refolved, That the addrefs fhould be pre- fented te Henry Grattan, Efe: ~ Capt. Dary in the chair. To HENRY GRATTAN, -Efq; Srr, find it impoffible to the grateful ...
... Ja. Bri tine ton The. res Wilton James te sv Gate c Pit. Carrey ohn Toh rer Jehn to Cruife Walter Dwdall iward Jones Wolre John Garnett Peter Pigeon famesRyan Georges > Garnett Reon 4 Av mer . ta EO RUSSEL Working Cabinet, and No. 12, S) Vew AKBS and ...