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... Cavalry—|as. Spencer, Efq: captain, John Moore, Ffq; 1ft lieutenant, Wiltiam Grattan, Eiq; 2d do. and Aughrim Efq; captain, John Power Trench, Efq; licutenant. Kilruth Cavalry—Bindon Scott, Efq; 1ft licutenant, John Hickman, Efq; 2d do. Kilruth Infantry—Thomas ...
... Kcprcfentativcs, John Claudjur Bcresford and C-orge (*j>le, li.'qr*. with our Rffoluticn ; and th toe..-, together eaitfc their anfwcr., he, puhlnned in ■'aundtiVs .“'e’wfc i.etter, the Dublin Journal, and Duiiini tveii.ng oft. JOHN MILI-LKCN, Matter ...
... Ledwith, Wardenftowtt Travers Adamson, John Lahy, Witliamllown James D?Arcy, Hyde-park Michael Lewis, Clonee Thomas D'Arcy,-BaggateUe Peter Longworth, Bonnyhenly * John Auchmuty, S. Mullingar john Lowndes, Gravelftown John D'Arcy, Corbetllown Edward Malone ...
... Carroll, EATH— ast his houfe in Clare-ftrect, John Thos Fofter, Efy. of Sione-houfe, eo. Louth—At Anthony Dwyer, Eig. Barrifter at Law, and Chairman ef the qu ter of the co. Clonmel, .Mrs. Woe: wife of John Wogan, Fig; of Carrick-on Suir—At St. Doe mingo ...
... difobedience their public orders. Six men were Vfiderday very fcvercly ducked from the yard-arm, for having tarried after the expiratien their leave: the Maftcrat Arms of one of the fiiips, was alfo ducked, drummed round the fleet, and marched round the dock ...
... order the garrifon men to depofit their arms every night in the Court-houfe, to prevent them from being taken force. Above 400 families had been robbed of their arms in that neighbourhood in one night. Mr. GRATTAN replied fhortly to the arguments which ...
... Burrow*, wife, as lam dcter- y any debt (he may contraA, C.e having eloped fundry cimca. under my hand, this 31ft day Juiy, 1797, JOHN Sunday the 13th of Auguft, .A SERMON • Will be preached in the Church FIVOCAB, the Rev 3 WiLMOI TC'OR the fupporc the Parilh ...
... ohn Ebbs j ames rortet feph Hopkins, jun. John Hopkins Wm. Griffin w Michael Hope m. james Twarley Henry Stone HughCarton ames Tomkin John Dowzer Wm. Care o hn Synnott john Armftrong Peter Twamley W im, Hannon John Rickerby Timothy Hughes ames Wall Roger ...
... as moderate s are confittent with the national dignity, have neglected nothing for afluring new triumphs. to the republican arms. © ‘The French fhould know y never can have peace with their enemies till the a all have render- ed it impoffible for them ...
... and their capital cities and towns are alfo hold of which they put him, firil fecuring his faid very corfiderabiy fince the arms and legs with ropes. In this difiual place aforefaid period. Calculations muft either have found eight nine men in the fame ...
... workmen employed on it. M. GRATTAN’s fentiments coineided with thofe of the of the Exchequer. The Committee agreed in the refolution for the addrefs— Houfe refuined, and, the report ordered to be reccived to-mor- row. ir. GRATTAN moved that the proper effcer ...
... the Queen’s county Royal Mill- “'To be Major, with Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel.—John Waiburton, Efq. late Captain in 58th F °To Eldeft Captain, with Brevet Major.— John Murray, Efq. half-pay Maj .r, late in 5 F To b. Captains.—M«hew &*•. Gore, Efqrs ...