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... No. 4, Brlde-flrVet, Dublin, convenient iff all the infli uftion of youth in the ENGLISH, LA IN, GR*tK. Emeu tees. !tow acquit h.m'elf witli indurtiy, ta theftriafaflion oi l>is friend, the public, and to qe.thl* his 1-upiis with all poiTihle. expedition ...
... in ny fuccefs—he preferred a manly. adherence to the caufe we were envbarked in, to an unprincipled com- petition with his friend, and to his firmnefs (ewe an-exclu- five; zeatous fopport from hint. ‘the ntore honourable to his ferlings, wid an agsiof ...
... ■‘' • rtn CviVer/, as a faurce of Royal in- •. ~• . , Various reports country farmers, who have induced laft to, try the late di«overy planting potatoes by the ftiooti, concur the oft flat tiring accounts of their-fuccels. The foilpwing adver/ifement ...
... which had a power of fettling alibis tftit.s upon his two children, by lady Banbuty. He fettled his eftates and died. Soon after Lord Banbury died, and his lady’s elded fon ed for his writ, to admit him to a feat in the Houfe of Lords. was refufed upon this ...
... 'Ehq. Commiffioner the XVorks,' Member the Addone. Dis charaftet. is too well know need ahy enccmdum-r-tirffic to fay,- was an adefUoriate hufbaod, tender,father, and the finccteft of friends.—?He died nioft deferveclij’ lamented a numerous aitjaaiAUnce ...
... TQ THE LADIES. beftow the blooming tint of youth without thofe cletarious principles compofing all cofmetics hitherto offered to the of this and every other the CALCIN'D ORIENTAL LILLY is particu! y tothe attention of the fair fex : its aflunithic® effeas ...
... conducive improve the education of the Catholic youth of this kingdom. A fpccial Commiflion of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, has pafl'cd the Seal, and is ordered to held at Trim, the of May inflant, try the ral prifoners now confined in Trim gad ...
... prefeut rank from a ferie* bravery and good (i induce th ■ „ , COtKiUCt. • ■ _ lalt Oil' J J raatter 0 f Concern to every true friend of lowing wa kingdom, that in any conteft .with France CIO w , ■ J . ;nrt,n ftiould oppofed by our own countrymen, My advice ...
... will overturn the edab confdtuv.oa Church and Stare I Mr. and hia amlabâe Lady failed for Buxton on Sunday ltd.â Every friend public virtue and private worth will lament that the unfteadv of Grutta:.â* health renders this journey nt-cdT r)', poor ...
... expenfe of the Company) and a mirthful dance round a bonfire, the Miners concluded their repaft with repeated choruffes of God Save the King,” and Rule Bdianniu, and then repaired to their refpedlive in harmony. A woman of France, Madatne Mafibm, has received ...
... partaker in my fucctfx—he preferred manly adherence to the public caufc were embarked in, an unprincipled competition with his friend, and to his firmoefs owe an exchilive, zexlou- furp irt from him the more honotrablc to his feelings, and it militated the ...
... he following manner--- addrefs the gent You par on the fwoid, and would have drawn it for vour freedom, and failing, you had died in the field, or had hied on the fcaffold---In that event, the Attorney General on the part ef the Crown, had profecuted, and ...