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... ARMY —Two Captains regiment* Ireland, with to regiment* in the Fall or Well Indio, Gibraltar America—«ie would prefer the Ea!l Indie*.—Letters (juft paid) addreffed to Mr. Humphry*, Army Agent, Montpelier Hill, No. 3. ____ WANTS limploymcDt, a Land Steward ...
... He has made them up in parcels of 1s. Any gentleman defirous to have a lift of will be fent as direCted. He has this day landed, a ve choice 1 of Double and Single Tuberofe Roots from Italy, of the firft quality, and His for lefs than they were ever ...
... to Mr.'Surge, army agent, Dublin. .. , DUBLIN, Makgh, >790. RICH ARD HUMPHRERYS; J»u Lieuttiunt ami Adj'ftant of the iBth (and thehononr . of fenri''g ' rs>n n corpt) leave to acquaint the of the Army aiidPuhiic, that he hav commtneed ARMY COMMISSION IiROKBR ...
... Ef Efq; 39, Cum sa land. ftrect. iq; or William Doyle, be LE’, for 20 years from Ma next, the lands I of Killefter, containin acres, fi vate near Ballin- agare.—As alfo, the lands ef Keonficld for 21 or 31 years, being of tho! lands bein of Balliglafe ...
... VY A G E Gentleman intending to make a Tour to Hol- A land, Germany, and Flanders, in a few months—ean take under his care one or wifhing to yo thither, may be accommodared on reafonabic Enquire at the Printe:’s coted. Sele& Commiffiuns given to him will ...
... came on fhore to announce their arrival, but were given to underfland, every officer and private would, previ- ous to their landing, take the oaths of er fubanf- fion ro the Colonial laws, net one «f them would be permit- ted to comé on fhore. “ ‘rhe fame ...
... Leopold , BruJeU, Mjj The patriotic army that of the Anil nans hove had a very fcuart engagement. the gib toward* night the Auftrians fuddenly q i t camp, anil marched attack the left wing Zft'.t ports of the Patriotic army. The for eoofiderable time maintained ...
... Houfe- Keeper, Lady's Maid, Woman ; Die a Mantua maker and Milliner, and ran the preiicm fafhiou; her recommendations will found ceplionable.—Any command* 1-ft for N. B. the Printer’s, will duly aulwered. WANTS PLACE—An Er gldh woman, Huufekeeper and Ladies ...
... in the town of Galway ; tofay, part of Beerhaven, called Ooggin’sLot, 60 plough lands and nine kneeves of Bccrliaven, and the nine plough lands of Caftledermot, and the lands Cro r shaven, Killncglory, Weft Ballyftionecn arid Kcrrygrohanbeg, Crofshaven ...
... every refpefl. A line to D. F. No. 155, Abbeyfireet, will be attended to. W” ANTS Place, as Honfe-keeper and Lady'* Maid, a woman who underftsndt millinery, pickling, preferring, paftry, and made tfiihet, write* and keeps connta, and it not above making ...
... to a graceful form, ifevery accomplifiment that can em- bellifb, and every fentiment that adorgs the human mind, can yender woman simiable, this gentleman ftauds foremoft in the rank of happy men.—Rev. Richard Bevan, of Swanbruok, co. Wexford, to Miis Charlotte ...
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