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... Lord Donoughmore, 1 Alexaotfer JcJlmyii Lord Mountjoy, 13 Abraham Wilhinl^j 6 Rt. Hon. the Ld. Mayor, John 7 Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, Wm. Cope, Ml- « John Piendergaft Smith, x 6 Arthur Cuincd. ;D!1 A ROBBERY AND REWARD. MR!». WRIGHTSON’» houfc. No. 10, Gloftef-' ...
... mull humble, and moll obedient frrvar.ts, HENRY FITZGERALD. Dublin, Feb. 18, 1790. HENRY GRATTAN. THE Committee for comludling LQRIi HUNKY FITZGERALD and Mr. GRATTAN'- Eledimn, beg leave to acquaint the Friends to the Independent Inured of the city Dublin ...
... Alexander Wallace, Efq: of a daughter. Maruiaoxs By fpecial licence, Wm. Kellet Efq; co. Wexford, Mift Segrive, eldeft daughter of John Begrave, doc. of Cibrih, co. Dwhlin.—Henry Coyle, of ekut, co. of Dublin, Rfq; to M. Margaret Fleming, of Euftsce-ftreet.— ...
... Lowther Sir A. stewart, Bt J. P. Curran John Metge James stewart Anth. Daly “ A. Montgomery James Stewart D. B. Daly *¢ John Montzomery® D. Toler A. Dawfoa “N. Montg.Moore Joho Townthend Hon W Moore S. Digby Joho Ufher John Doyte Lodge Morres Robe. Uniacke Joha ...
... .., t° h £ charge madc y Mr. Grattan, made to eftablifh a ruthkfs and * '• i tyranny, tremendous and intolerable, to the Senate by influence, and the by arms.” You admit the latter part, e may impofed on a people by arms deny that can upon a Senate, folely ...
... faying tlv.t Mr Grattan has too much (p rit to t ihâ ot the whole of the corps of Cudoni â.â¢ven if they dare devote it to him, and that fh.-re other mode ...
... fohon?insticn hut to it was that to fob 'He my rage and, acu from the hands i ibe who umie me, ahnoil ar fir. fevered his left arm from his body, when, fearing the further p re; zy, jumped out the cabin window* into lue 1. r, {.mi w. drowoed. Another fdlowtd ...
... Committees. ol. to D. Coddington, Efq; ferjeast at arms. L. Senfi, for delivering the votes. ol. to [. M*Cewen and H. Hoimes, to the back door-keepers, tweaty in number, to T. L’Eftran affittant ferjeant at arms. This was ufually a 140]. but en motion of che ...
... boats each, with one tranfport, and about men, have been in Cardigan Bay. Thty landed men at Fif* gatd, and plundered and did much in .neighbourhood, and then embarked upon feeing shout Bco men in arm* moving to attack them. The frigates, &c. had left the ...
... Peter Butler John Bergin, John-ft.Peter Walth Michael Breen ohn Magrath James Ryan 4 Michael Grady ohn Byrne ames Finify a mes Murphy i Ryan aniel Byrne ohn Phelan Bahtim John Cahill enney Peter Dencefe ‘James Murphy Patrick Bren David Daly John Cuiliton ...
... Volunteers, ap- one: in cuttody of the Serjeant at Arms, in com- rat the bats ye -e with the or der of yefterday, ona charge of Breach of for carry inga meflage of an honourable kind from : Tandy, to John Toler, Efq; his Majefty’s ot 5 Napper Gener aly demanding ...
... (lores to Clonmel, under the efcort of a party of the military. Tuefdiy the final ballot for the city Militia, took place in St, John’s Parifb. Wednrfday Term ended. A new is now adopted by the coiners in this city to pafg tfacir bale produftions.—The women ...