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... Inquire of Mr. Pat. Sweetman, at his Porter Brewery, StephenVgreen, No. 83, —A large -Quantity Ground may be had if required. JOHN WATSON, Hosier, No. fy, Caftle-ftrect, INFORMS his Friends and the Public, that is prefent afforted with the greateft Variety ...
... for Wexford. Same day the jth foot arrived here fiom Limerick. —They were, received and the Kilkenny volunteers in john*ftreei, tinder arms, to leftify their joy *n the return of that regiment to this city, at the gieateft harmony had ever eel between them ...
... refpeAive Offices, viz.' JOHN BEATTY, No. 3a, Skinner-row, H. WHITESTONE, No. *9, Capel-ftreet, and No. 33, Skinner-row, , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4T, College-green, ROBERT BURTON, No. 2, Capel-ftreet, and JOHN CASH, at the King’s Arms, No. 44, Capelftreet. They ...
... was attacked three armed villains, who, 1 ot content robbing him of ij guineas, defjperately cut and this tufpeftabie citizen. Early on morning, alderman Horan, affilled by a few volunteers, apprehended and committed to Newgate, John Wall, alias Jack the ...
... refpedlive Offices, viz. JOHN BEATTY, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. vmiTffSTONK, No. ay, Cspd-ftreet, and No. 33, Sumner-row, . , JOHN MAGEE, No. 4*. CoUetce-preen, ROBERT BORI ON. No. 1, Capel-Ureet, JOHN CASH, at the King's Arms, No. 14, Capel- Th'X Eeave ...
... lot deary Grattan, Fiq. and beset h» body. Sir H. Caven.iiib he forry the boa. gem.e-man was fp.cfic in .he lum, .ha ...
... at the Royal Exchange. Signed Order, JOHN BINNS, Secretary to the Meeting. DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, The Corps is to parade the Royal Exchange To- morrow Morning, at Half paft nine o’clock, in Uni- form, with Side Arms, go out enlift Men for the Navy, purfuant ...
... Office of Wexford, the of March, addrcfTed to Sir John Browne, Bart, containing Mary Roche's Draft on John Sutton, 1. s. d. * Dublin, due the Sth April, 9 Francis Codd Michael Kelly, 7 6 brings to v 'r, John Dublin, Arthur Meadows, Kfq. Wexford, will be rewarded ...
... according to the caprice violence patty, as may feen in the following account the year there polled For Alderman Dunn, For James Grattan, Efcj. In ijji. For Dr. Clement For Aldeiman Geale In 1774. For Redmond Morres, Efq. For Alderman Geale The Rev, Richard Murray ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... when ffie' was coppered r '-*tiiz. ant fotry to aild, that ain gif the lilf is Mr, George Hutchinfon, boatfwain, P* '“ft his arm t The fervice will lofe very valuar«»n. Dimenfions of the Santa Catalina. . Ft. In. ■■ -■ 11 rS'bofdeck , . jji 10 P-wt breadth ...