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... French prize, carried into Falmouth one of our cruifers. About twelve oâclock onThurfday night> a gentleman was flopped two armed footpads, in Jervisfliier, who robbed him of gold watch, and one guinea and half in caffi j it is remarkable that not a watchman ...
... / «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 ...
... mean Time to be made laid J ol,^ ' , at No. a, CLarles-ftrcet. A SERVANT DISCHARGED. JOHN HUGHES, who formerly lived with Ctf * Heath of Ablicy-ftrter, and laft with John Ffq; of the CaiHe (for fix Week*only) who Hughes no written Difeharge Charadff. WW ...
... LifFoid. John Hamilton, for breaking into the houie Mr. Boyle, near Kiilygordon, be executed the 4th inlbnt. M‘Fadlon, for burglary, and Richard M'Dead and Catharine M'Dead, for robbing Mr. Janies, executed the iltth inft. MARRIED.] The rev. John Cookfy ...
... has offered large reward. fl :i Sunday the »d inft. John 1 .!■. K.lln.ghiio, county of Kerry, renounced the errors o cr y> embraced the Proteftam religion, before the rev. Kalp.) alt Sunday Mr. John Spellecy read his recantation from Poper/ in St. Munch ...
... Woflington, John Kyle, A. S. Bryan, jun. John Daniel, J. Warrin, Henry Whitellone, Thomas Cole, John Chambers, Ilracl Rikcy, Francis Cellins, Janies Robinfon, John M‘Lcan, William Edmondfton, John l.evinge, William Hayes, Jofcpk Hill, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 • ...
... 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 ...