... Lawyers Johnfon. Laxvyets Corps —John Per. Hunt, Ed. Stanley, Ed. Hud Jon. Merchants Cotfsi Nathaniel Hone, Colonel. Henry Gudgeon, Major. Liberty Volunteer s —William Worthington, Captain. Imieperulent Dublin Henry Grattan, J T. Atocnhurtl. Cajiettrwn and ...

... reft the Volunteer army, tepclling any euqmy thatfliall ?(tempt ala ding in thi* kingd ...

... marked his character.—With hinrrhe eloquent Burgh unites his powers—the frrrlv intrepid Yfchrertcm—end the acute difh'tereftcd Grattan. With fuch a band firsr. On the fioraltaneoas vifits of Lord Lough* kiroogh to Dublin, and Mr. DcAnis Daly to Laiidcn, it ...

... had 'he plealure to hear that the Leeward Iflands fleet, ccniilhng of 170 fail, had rived on the off Kanfale, and, wh.;n Sir John Irwme’s left Corlce was ibid then {landing foi the harSuur of Corke. your lord (hi j> communicate this pleafing event city ...

... of INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, Sept. 5, i !ii, Rcfolvcd ucanimoufiy, That the following Addrefl be prefented to HENRY GRATTAN, F\q. SIR, . TAKING again into our Confideration your a and able (though hithdrto unl'lcrcWfil) Effort*, to re. ftore to your ...

... eleftion of Magittrates for this burgh, when G forge Dempstes, Efu; was elefced Provoft- Meff. John Webfter, ?? n-r _ ?? ir c Billies. James JJicklon, \ John Cuthbert, Treafurcr. ExtraS of a letter from a pa fencer on board the Corn.eallis, dated Sept ...

... j at Cardigan on Saturday the 6th of or to be of by ContraG confider&ble ESTATE in the feveral Counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen confiding of Manfion and Lands in the whole amounting to of 5000 Like Tithes feveral Parifhes Counties and Cardigan Part ...

... depredations on your coaft June laft. dread hourly his coming into our harbour, and have therefore collefted together all the arms in the country, to the amount 100 mufkets, befides cutlafl'ts, and carriage guns and fwivels, and are detenr.inrd to prevent ...

... the protedion of neutral flags, which is faid in Holland to done in conlequence ofa privati article with the powers in the armed neutrality, who are to aflift the ffaies with a loan of their fhips, till they can rear a navy to defend themfelves. This mode ...

... Cavendilh, Mr. Fitzgibbon, Mr. Mafon, Mr, John Dillon, Sir Michael Cromie, Mr. Toler, and the Provoft, when at half pall eleven o’clock the houfe divided. Tellers for the Ayes, Sir Lucius O’Brien and Mr. Grattan; for the-N»es, Mr. Fitzgibbon and Mr. Parnth ...

... ever fn.ee appeared at low Water. The News from Virginia l).« pafticu • br'y ant, as certain the whole Sucosfi the JJririfh Arms the Colonies mud entirely overturned, any Misfortune ftiould happen to the Forces under Karl Cornwallis. There is at prefent ...

... November s. Committee of accounts fat; Mr. John Monk Mafon in the chair, and after time the fpeaker took the Robert Lindfay, Efq. returned member for Dundalk, was introduced, fword, and took his feat. Hon. John Burke prefented a petition from the governors ...