... (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 ...

... FORM. G Rigli’Worihipful JOHN PEREE. D- G. M. the . his Gr.ce 'ondefceaded Grand Matter, for h.s baT.ng 7 flt prefide the 6th diftreffed Mafons, in for die recovery mote the Benefit of the Order. & M. Ordered, That brother John . William t ire G Nicholas ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... from whence the firft Tparks of L'berty ; Thf’a'ouf* denounced the Adminiftration pf their yielded the arms of tbe yictortdus Gailoti. A n of whom armed with mnfqaett, theTcft fprang, going fall Into their hand* ; two > pa.i(j,ent. After having exhibited* ...

... the Queen’s county Royal Mill- “'To be Major, with Brevet of Lieutenant-Colonel.—John Waiburton, Efq. late Captain in 58th F °To Eldeft Captain, with Brevet Major.— John Murray, Efq. half-pay Maj .r, late in 5 F To b. Captains.—M«hew &*•. Gore, Efqrs ...

... commumcaung his fentmienis to Lady W. on this fubjeft, Ihe exclaimed, Ido it merely to make old Lady D. open her purfe- Mr. Grattan proved, that on laft > at the iaftanee of Sir Heni7 and Mr Wright, he became refponfiblc for the amount of the property of ...