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... 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 ...
... devoted fervant, Mary boro', March i 8,17»o. JOHN WARBURTON. A CHAPLAINCY, Tuperior. in' effioluauat' aril convenience hjj' in ireiand, ti hr nrhiMiH Add refs r>. I>. at the Printer**.—Letter* paid. ARM*. A Surges of Four, exchange with a Surgeon of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... tour moft humble, and mull obedient fervai.ts, HENRY FITZGERALD. DuMin, Feb. rB. «790. HENRY GRATTAN. IHK Committre for conducing LORD FtTZ.tiERALDand Mr. GRATTAN's Flcßion, beg leave to acquaint the Friends to the Independent lotcreft the city of Dublin ...
... numbers ftood as follow : At the clofe of the poll yeflerday at the Tho el, the For Lord Henry Fitzgerald 414 Right Hon. H. Grattan 413 Alderman Exihaw Alderman Sankey /¢ At the clofe of the poll yeterday at Kilmainham, the kum 8 were, For Sir Edward Newenham ...
... Univerfity of Trinity College, on the part of L. Parfons, •/Au.-nft. Queen’s co. the part of John Warburton, 10th cf Aivnlt, . Queen’s county, on the part of John Murray, (ante time. Borough of Lifinore, on the partof Robt. Paul, itth Auguit. . It was then ...
... Sixpence, illattrated with the folio - ing elrgau Copper- plates 1. The Manning the Navy, or the Humours of a Prcfs* fan*. 4. The Arm* of Hanger, 1-ord Coleraine. 3. Chive LoidClire 4. Phipps, Lord Mnlgrave. j. N«-w Mnuc : l.nve thou mad’ning power, bee. 6. ...
... Contsininy, Manning the Navy ; or the Humours . of a Prefs-gang— Memoirs of the lace John Howard, —Cuftom among the Orientals of ufi ng Liquors cooled with Ict,—Life of the late John Elwes, of putrid Smell Account of White Serjeants—CharaGer of and Lardella—Employment ...
... Aughrim’s field - fed a further tiinmph over unrel: nting tyranny. The memory of the immortal Barens, in’ the . reign of Kwg John wfefted from the reluctavt ty- ‘rant, the great charter of - The memcry of Joon Hampden, “ bri ght at whole call the age. af ...
... their Via- Ccation. The Committsej Puke rf LEINSTER, Earl of MOIRA, Earl of CHARLEMONT. lari of ARRAN, Mr. PONSONBV, Mr. GRATTAN, Mr. CURRAN, Sir EDWARD NEWENHAM, Mr. EGAN, Mr. HAMILTON ROWAN. The Duke of Leinfter reported the Ue'clation of the Crmsruttee ...
... Hon. H. GRATTAN, M. P. Sir E. NEWENHAM, Kt. M.P. J. P. CURRAN, Efu; M. P. ARTHUR BROWNK, bifq; M. P. JOHN EGAN, F.fq; M. P• JOHN EDWARDS, fq; TRAVERS HARTLEY, FTo; COGHILL CRAMER, Efq; GEORGE MAQUAY, Rev. RICHARD STACK. Signed, HENRY GRATTAN, Pro Sec ...