... penalties on the removal arms from one place a’lother was infringement the liberty cf the - jedc. tie was informed Gentlemen of Adminlftr.it,cn that the Deft utiers were now i-rf arms. In cafe attack upon ins iioufe, would he not allowed arm , v\u,h-out iicer ...

... Foreman. Bartholomew Mazicre Charles John John a aper bamucl Rolboroujh John Milliken Tandy Robert Pafley Alex. Jaffray, Jun. William Hayes Henry dements William Shcrwin Kexall Thomas Wilkinfon Rohert Bailie David Clarke John Brady William Dixoo gj- Tobe SOLD ...

... • t> t Mr?- Pafferini, ien. of t^ Monday morning, tt;e Royal ty in ‘c k _ Tim. M Carthy, fnd Mr- John Magnin. the Library R. Hon. iwo?. Knight Councilor, &c. bt.iatn. , . , - . n-.ontVi Oftcoer S V m ** is iucceeoed in Ms Lord Vilcount (to 1 . . • iin ...

... name of Defenders, in a recent attack made by them upon Mr. Grattan’s houfe at Bensfort.— In his abfence, fome time ago it they into his houfe, and not only robbed it of and all the fire arms, but terrified the family almolt to death by themoft wanton ...

... goods to th 1501. A day right, Mr. Vigne, jun. green, paffmg the end of Porter’s-alley, brrouglvftreet, was attacked by fire armed footpads, who robbed him of his hat, watch, and money. They offered him no violence, but threatened tofhoot. him if he went ...

... power, and fapp->«ed by Itft own afluraoce and audacity, became dangeroui. No man could forget the National Guardi and other armed ruffians {Turning the oame of Volunteers, who, few months fiace, patroled through ftreeta day after day—-threatroihg fubrerfion ...

... Alexander Jaffray, E«j 5 Lord Mcuntjoy, 13 AbrahamWilkioloß,! '6 Rt. Hon. the lid. Mayor, 14 John Gdsle, Efq. •‘‘7 Rt, Hbn. Henry Grattan, X wm. Cope, H!q. 8 John Prendergaft Smith, 16 Arthur GttiTieb, Efq.^ A ROBBERY^aKHIREWABD. MRS. -WRIGH fSON’s honfe ...

... 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-' ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...