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... the following young Getitlemen obtained Premiumsâ GREEKâKyan. LATIN, ill Cufs, Kymâid, R cd, Tinkler, fen.â 4th, Grattan, fen. Ilamilcooâjth, L.io 6th, Cathrew. Williamfonâ ych, Hickey. ELOCUTIONâReed. Jones, fen. IE Clafs in HISTORYâRyan ...
... the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, with a petition to Parliament, dating the canfrs of the derline of their mannfadure, the diftrefT under which they have long laboured in confequeDce thereof, and humbly praying relief. . . Mr. Grattan promifed them to preient ...
... iarnented, as well aa'.thathedid not iorne mo. lion the fubjea.—Sir John, however,o,aa called 10 order, aslhere was jtftion ihe llouk. As the Houfe was r.bcur to into .Cotruntue the bill, Sir John Biaquiete took the prefent oppottunity of teioaiking what appeared ...
... Eoylc, in the county of Rofcom--an—Dated tldt jBth day Jan. 1797. JOHN CONRY, Sheriff. Sebiral taien plate the '*,) publuatton Mr. GkjttiSs Speech, re-tub lb mote correct note of it. Mr. Grattan mentioned that He would renew his motion relative to the Channel ...
... Tktdd Jones Arthur Browne John Prellon M. Smith Vlervin Archdall fof. Prefton John D. B. Italy John Metge IA. Montgomery Anth. Daly P. Leflie •JW. P. K. Tretich John Townfher.d f John Montgomery W Richardfon 5 ...
... Seymour only daughter of .he late Rtv. John Seymour, of Ll merick.—At Limerick, John Boyle, Efq. attorney, to Mrs. Aone Moore. , . , DIED. At Sligo, Mrs. Corkran, wire Thoma.Corkran.Efq of Jamaica; and Mr. John Wilfon.—At Bra.ichfield, in ahe co. Sligo ...
... happy hear, not ma- U oJ niekt, t.. .•clock, failed f. » Do.c, >» E«prcf. Packet, Capt. Dell, with the mail for Oftend. An armed cutter accompanied the packet a :onvoy ' A, was well known that the General had agreed for his paffage the Exprefs.cmiofity ...
... felony in the dweiling-houte Peter Kirch. James V/alfh, for robbing the high way near Dundalk James Dogherty and John Thompfon. Henry Deary, John Morgan, and Michael M'llory, found guilty of being Defenders, and taking unlawful oaths, were fer.tenced to be ...
... the acconamodation of the benevolent fupporters adaairabie inftirution. DfED. Ac Wexford, John Cox, Efq. Sufveyor of that port. —On the iOih inftant, the lady John Gray, Eiq. of Younglfown, neir Atby. For the Benefit o f Mr. and Mrs. This evening Ayrd td ...
... brought forward. Mr. Grattan aflented.accordingly. _ _ J Sir Laurence Parlor,s prefented a , the people called Quake,s, on the cd p.e tithe bib, which was received, road, and referre to the Ccanmiuee the whole Houw upon that Mr. Grattan .rofe remind cn the ...
... well as fome their own from Spain. The Britifh wounded weri treatci with every mark attention the Partugucre. As loon as Sir John Jervis heard of the courfe theSpanilh fleet, he\alled all the Captains his fleet on board, and communicated 10 them in pt-rfon ...
... General Propofals to be rece Efg; Cuttom-houte, 1 2 5 4 5617 G 24 18 © hiin. ved by Witrram ~ ca TIP TIPPOO SAI B— And Mr. GRATTAN’s Skts CH im foil. ? WALKEHR - 8 MAGAZINE, ANUARY, 1792s For i af Is this day Publifhed at No. alr ne joliow: ( i ie the ...