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... and lave as avaluationd*^'.bn,them; any thing offered will net )b» accepted, nor dven attended to., . i’' . , JAMES MASSEY DAWSON. Caftl# Dawfon, Black Rock, nBa^r>i)biiu MayjtE,'i7'By. . I' * -n. --t m - ' . ■. * i s'- *■ fc . • N 'O I IS- heretyyivrn ...
... rh. Officers and Delegates the Southern Battalion of regiment, confifting eleven comp ■- nies, int to norite given, James Dawson, Efq; inthechair, the f>l lowing Addrtfs was voted unanimoufiy, and ordered to ngned the Chairman, and pub'iihed in the Dublin ...
... ef fei k, without which the eat national Canal can neve-be compleated. (Signed) R : ch. Pourke Cen. ¦ th ...
... opportunity, until the ftatelv mau was fairly run down, and obliged at lall to fpeak feveral fentences. On Thurfday laft, George Daker, Efq; a captain in the Volunteerâs corps Athy, received information, that William Ready, who was concerned in the ...
... FHOUSE vce M E_N’s MERCERY, Upon the moft extended the man- net of. London and REILLY, No. 68, op- O Great George’s-freet, formerly at No. 21, in Rreet, corms Noble. men and Gentiemen, Thot he now bas coll for their infpection, 0 moft fathionable and'géneral ...
... copies of thefe refulution* be printed and difpesied. . IRON F Y, Usher— Stieet, Between Thomas-Street mild U/far’t-Sluay, JOHN DAWSON informs the Public, that for the Convenience Bunneft, and that of his Cuftomer., he has opened a Foundery Warehoufe, in T ...
... with iniral Sir George Brvdges Roancy { fart; Com- in Chief of his Majetty’s th ips at the Leeward to Mr. Stephens the following acéount of the deteat o the leet, under the comman d cf the Compte de Guichen. Extrad of a letter from Sir George Bryiges { acd ...
... and mut make yuu as happy, as they have already contributed to make us. Signed by. order THOMAS DAWSON, Chairmen. Dublin, July 24, 1781. To Cofone] DAWSON; and the Volunteers re- viewed at Beltait, on the roth, and zorh inftane. Geatleme ANXIOUS to d'fcharge ...
... perpetual drudgery’, and curfed by their pofterity! NOW or NIIVER. In a few Days will he publi/hed, THE TUTOR; Hiftory ov GEORGE WILSOK j rent of Letters, 2s. B§;t. bounci. By the Author tfe Trial and Lose Staktoh. Printed by S'. COLBERT, No. 6q, Ste ...
... Dardanelles, in the fame manner as thofe of other powers. LONDON, May 30. Tefterday evening Capt. Broderick arrived .‘l.ord George Germain’s with official difpatchesfrom Lord Cornwallis j thefe difpatches contain an account that General Greene having been ...
... d. for the benefit of the charity-fchool. Died, in Fleet-drcet, in an advanced age, Mrs. Jane Grierfon, relift of the late George Grierion, Efq; his Majedy’s Printer. Theatre-Royal, Smo^k-alley. A new grand comic pantomimical ballet, The Vn-ixhall Champtlre ...
... London. i Light Gold taken for all goods bo ught, or debte due to faidi houle. at 2d..a grain,: and cut agreca bit to act.of DAWSON, Farmer to the Right Hon, and ‘I Hon.. the Dublin Society, takes the liberty toivform the Noblemen, and the Public of this ...