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... that *>' will afafent from Dublin for -INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, were dcfirou- to addrcfs GRATTAN’ over-ruled on Monday laft, are requeued »' the Ki g's Arms, Smock-alley, Friday .April ii.ftant, precifcly feven * ' l ' r,r , adopt Alteration in their ...
... enquire John Garrill on the piermftt, John Kendall CokheAcr, or William Kendall in Kclvcdon. To be SOLD by AUCTION . end H'ILLIAM L IyF. K, Me*day the tih aadT«i(**v «f May. » the Hoiifhotd Furniture. Brewing UcenfiU and ciflu, of Mr. JOHN COOK. PEN ...
... Price THREE-PENCE - r Vol' XXXVII MONDAY May i 1780 f I was firlt Thurfilay and Friday’s Polls IRELAND HOUSE COMMONS April 10 Grattan rofc and the bril- limit the eloquent and interefting M fpeectr previoas VI ar was heard in any feffioU Parliament kingdom ...
... VOLUNTEER Apri! 24, 178 | tkat the fin cere and priate ee thauxs Of this Corps be prefented in the if yuu ic manner to HENRY GRATTAN, E‘a. she wivery-ercur worthy and faithful if of the rights, who fupported his nozion Wcflhefday the igth inft. “ That the ...
... nine o’cl ck Sir John EUiot a poll-chaife near Kent Street by fingle highwayman who predated pillol money Sir John him and bid Jiim keep hi dillance the perfifting Sir fired blunderbufs off one of hi arms: cried out murder for mercy Sir John him full fatitfaftion ...
... Country Shopkeepers. ne roots re this Day, Aefolved unavimonfly, That our thanks be com- muricated, in this public manner, to John Butler, £4; our Colonel, tor his conftant and indefatiga- bic attention to the welfare and advantage of the cops This being ...
... Sir John Elliot was attacked in a poft-chaife, near Kent llieet, a fingle highwayman, who prefented a piftol, and demanded his money. Sir John told him that he was prepared, and bid him keep his diftance; but the highwayman peilifting, Sir John fired ...
... Wales—~Political Hitt. Et rope—Sufferings of D. Menzics, Surgeon, amor the unfortunate Man of Honoi —~Political Tharacter of Mr. Grattan.—Hift. Pa’ liament, Speeches of Sir W. Meredith, Lord Nart: Gov, Johnflone, Lord G. ine, Sir $,. Brac ftreet, Sir. Bi Newenham ...
... Holme*. Sir John Blaq u,tre > Mr, diner, ami ftveral others, who all pledged theui' •fclvcs they would that day vote the lull. Sir Richard Heron dtfited gentlemen might not imagine he had pledged tiimlclf the meafure on a future day , ,• Mr. Grattan faid was ...
... cotillon, called the Duke Leinfter- The IMs .sing toafts were drank viz 1. St. Patrick. of Leinfl-rr. 3. Shannon, g. Mr. Grattan, f!■ Mr. Ogle. &. Sir Sdvrard Newenhair. 7. The recor|%t. 8. Mr. Flood. 9. The memory 0! Dr. Lucas, xo. The Volunteers of ...
... Nirack | Char. Lahre Tho. M‘Wey Ed, Jam. John Creathorne William Finn Mathew Tharp Robert Woods Pat. Flood Edw. Jackfon John Richards John Tho. Gurly Jof. Galbraith Geo. Foreftal James Ruflel Edw. Maher John Hughs John Hamilton Szmue! Darcy ...
... note, .i' in March 1780, from Joko Miididl to John: or jd'- order, tor acoJu with Uwtui.irut> ulc to ai.y hut. the owner. The books/and molt ol the papers, have John Vfiy, wrote thereon. : .*■_ •'■>■ >■ ■ ••j ...