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... having difcharged a brace each, they then drew their Count D’AHamfon received two Wounds,one in the body, and the other in the arm. Not being able travel,, the Count remains at Rochffter, but it hoped that his wrunda-will net prove mortal. The Chevalier, ...
... Gentlemen, your moft humble, and moft obedient fervants, HENRY FITZGERALD. Dublin, Feb. 18, 1790. HENRY GRATTAN. HENRY FITZGERALD. HENRY GRATTAN. HE Committee for conducting LORD HENRY T FITZGERALD and Mr, Eleion, leave to waint the Friends to the I ...
... have the honour to bo, Gemlemes, with the greateft refpeil, your moA obliged, and devoted fervent, Maryboro'. Man 18.1 y.jo. JOHN WARBURTON. 'Io the Gentlemen, Clen y, and frcebulders of the Co. Galway. Gentlemen, WHEN prefame to offer myfclf Candidate ...
... without exception, even fervants of ail deferiptions, to provided with arms: And it fubnsits to the Haufe, whether re viving much of the principle of that dormant ftatuie (hill arm every taxed houfeholder, not, ia every view, falutary meafure, or rather ...
... the 8th of Auguf, a number of the friends of Lord Boyle; in the town and vicinity of Bandon, were entertained at the King’s Arms, by Mr Bernard, forthe purpote of celebrating his Lordihip’s when after the tcaft of the day was coming of a drank with times ...
... the houfe of Air. ates, received fentence of death. Patrick Madden, Jofeph Davis, and John Lacey, for adminiftering unlawful oaths, to be tranfported for life. John Dowling, James Moran, Bernard Neill, and James Clarke, lor dealing hay, to be tranfported ...
... School will open on Mopday, the aath pf. a eae made Ou SADLERS, LL Bndsenltanr empls ment ind high wa SAD applying to JOHN Cl SON, ARM Their expence from ‘any part of B ili. be paid by roe time to the budnels. ae pe? Giese & BARRACK 34st. Decem 1 179% ...
... h fine ftrong bay charger and road horfe; was got King Fergus, his dam an Erg ;fh marc, got King licrod —April J7?7* Mr. GRATTAN obfervcd,tfiat few minutes were fullicicwt to repjy to a fpeech of many hour..; He faid, the learned Gentleman’s dil’courfc ...
... eonfiderable exports. Some foretgn goods were -Ho the import entries of Friday laft were 27,20 barrels of bark from Chepftow, Cardigan, and Porthelly; quantity of potaflies of the firft | quality from New York; from Cadiz, fupply ot cochineal, and w enty bales ...
... with which our arms have been attended, does not remove the high charge blame which attaches to the Firil Lord the Admiralty on this account. Does the refnlt the engagement change the cfincluiion which their negligence muft infer ? Sir John Jervis are indebted ...
... the Property of the Puztic, and actually guarantees of Ticket or Share iffued in che prefent Enciisu the PRINCE or WALES’s ARMS OFFICE, No. 22, Dame-Streer, Corner of Great George’s-Street. XPERIENCE has at length: convinced ‘the makers of Lottery Schemes ...
... CHEAP HO Laprzs SILK STOCKINGS from 6s. 6d. to 118. 4d}. per pair—Gentersens do. do, from 8s. $s. to 16s. 3d. per pair, T JOHN HERFORD’s Stocking Manutactory, A No. 46,'Cor Who, grateful for patt favours, begs leave to inform his friends and the public ...