Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... Samuel a leg broke.—Mr. John Hulband, printer, Abhey-ftreet, an arm broke.—Mr. Alexander RoCa, of Exchange-ftreet, peruke-maker, two ribs broke.—Mr. Richard Byrne, cutler, both legs broke.—Mr. Booker, painter, in King-ftreet, an arm broke.—Mr. Clare, painter ...
... other Houfe, was at the inilance of, Part within the Circular Road. Mr, Bufhe, Mr. Griffith, Sir John Blaquiere, Mr. 1 Curran, Mr. Ponfonby and Mr. Grattan, withdrawn, in order to make it the fubjeft of a fepa rate bill, without endangering the prefent ...
... requetf, he inrtanced the condetcenfion of wlk> had for five weeks deferred the fugar bill. This vas oppofed Mr. Bufhe, Mr. Grattan, and the Provolf, as improper, for the very reafon its importance, it being neceffary to enter upon »t as foon as poffible ...
... harbour, and the three Belfaft companies were drawn to receive him. His lordlhip was attended by Sir Anncily Strwart and Mr. Grattan, aids-du-camp ; and Mr. Dobbs (the commanding officer) introduced the principal officers to his lordlhip. The tzth, in the ...
... (Lieutenant-colonel in the Eaft Indies) to be to the forces in India. Captain John Grattan, of the sooth regiment, to be Adjutant-general to the forces in India. Captain John Grattan, the 100111 regiment, lobe Major In the Ealt Indies only. End of the London ...
... McCarthy and but of number of other gentlemen who then ofKilkelane, embraced the voted tt. farilh Church of Cahircorny, e o . Grattan, the laft feffion, when moved, %. s d ,.'sJn »™l killing four « ikoughtheßawou. h.J mcrt.f.dm rh. Ull durged with reionio ...
... in (.. Ponugnele) was brought to by a Spanifh armed pola - ere, and the papers examined ; the Euglilfi took no notice of him. This the n.oft recent account of tin yet come to hand. Monday moaning Mr. Grattan off from this city fm Spa. The his majefty’a ...
... numerous Meeting Members of the Corps of INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, commanded by the Right Hon. Col. HENRY GRATTAN, at the King's Arms, Smeck-allcy, Captain THOMAS COLLINS, in the Chair, Refolved, with one diffenting Voice, That difapprove, in the ...
... for Georgia. That J9sot. be giamed for Eaft Florida. That be granted for Weft. Florida. That jtjol. granted for the ifland of John’s. That 15,000). granted for canying on the build gat Somerfet-Houfe. That 1,900,000). be granted, to railed by loans • ...
... Colliers; veffcls with Hates and malt. ' 18. Ceres, John Williamfon, London, mcrchantißu. John. Jacob Jamefon, Riga, timber, kofe, John Rogerfon, Lancafter, rum, &x. Dtlpthcer packet, the mail. Prince of Wales, John Head, paflengeri. coliters; I coafters, kelp ...
... / «th. Toby Dod, gent, to be enfign, vice John h ; Lieutl from half-pay )o»ih foot, be lieut. vice James Gordon. itth. Captain-lieut. Francis Seymour Hearft be optun, vice Archibald Kinlock Got don—Lieut. John Biiheto captain lieut. vice Francis Seymour ...