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... harbour of Youghall, was, together with the Elifabeth, Thomas, John mailer, mßrifto!, bound to Youghall, taken on Monday the 22d 1. about fix in the morning, by the privateer brig Sophy, pt, John Moulfton, from Dunkirk, carrying 16 double fo'r- ed 4 pounders ...
... 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 ...
... rights. He was not very old, and yet he remembered Ireland a child. He had watched her growth ; from infancy (he grew to arms; from arms to li- ttrty. She was not now afraid of the French ; Ihe was not now afraid f the Englilh ; lhe was not now afraid of ...
... of iu-r foremall. lii'e ilaitley, Fanning, of Whitehaven, is led: on tiie costi ot the lite ot Man ; the people fe.-ed. Tbe John and icily, Ihuley, from New Yo.k to Chai i. (town, left New York ihc 22d of September, r.nd is fnnpc&d t. hai foecii •• i in ...
... have gentlemen imagine lam fencing with the hi!!, but v.iih only for deliberation, and the fenfe of the kingdom upon it. Mr Grattan gave a narrative of the oppofition given by ihe Attorney- General to ti.e bringing in this bill : He firfl, faid he, oppofed ...
... given to them an bribes f 10:11 England, to ?? pgamii the Li eiteeling Duties ; and moved, tr-t ihe two men, Richard Bains and John C-lhell, be brought to the bar ;— whicii being done accordingly, and makiag no, .I: ■- . , they were, on the motion of Mi Fuller ...
... with Iriih coal., brought to Dublin. Ditto of diaries on the revenue eftahUihment. Date under the head of wine-warrants. Mr John Toler fhid, it has been a matter ofthe greateft no- toriety, and of late came peculiarly under iii? cognizance, that there ...
... tbe favour from without, but witiiout e!fe_l : and the intrepid veteran, taking immediate advantage of thedifcharge of their arms, rsfhed on them like a lion, ran one through the body with his bayonet, and, whilft the other was running away as fart as pollible ...
... commerce ot Ireland would be introduced by the fervants of the Crown— for himielf, he would burn his arm to the lhoulder, l'toner than do it. Mr Grattan. Upon the authority of the Englifh refol tions, I venture to fay, that the propofed iyftein is quite ...