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... flood itlttmidated them from « . and the untt>rmal.ng.oya , tunate woman loon atter rorceu -g c ' funk to rife more alive, bhe nas left three helplefs children. Ttlonday evening a woman of the Mary Hayes, who lived in Quay-lane, Waterford, hung herfejf ...
... a », army. WANTF?*, and rem . v .. tor ofToot. n«d ar« chsra ...
... in one, two, three lots, 400 acres of excel lent grafs land, of Which the too acres oSmeadow are part. For particular* apply as above.— They Would uncomrponly well farm ahy perfons holding lands MUntlcf Connaught. TO LET, . - , For the fumnier leafonj ...
... the French army before Luxembourg. He arrived there on the ultimo, at night, a»d on the following day reconnoitred the works. The blockading army is to be Rationed on the Rhine from Worms to Brifac, on its being relieved by divisions of the army of the Mcule ...
... TAN TED an woman to have the care of W two young ladies; fhe muft be capable of iiAruttu* them r.nglilh, and giving them eft' ntion. It umtecdlan for any to apply who character will not bear the UrlAell invehigation. Apply the printer. ✓ * ARMY WANTED a ...
... fcbriety and regularity. Inquire from fcven till nine o’clock in the morning, at Ne. 10, King-ftrcet, Linen-hall. A Young woman, juft front England, wants a place, lady’s maid or childrens’ ; underdands mantHamabing and doing up fmall linen ; has an excellent ...
... barrels of powder. A woman who has juft been by theEngli£h relates, that their obie&Ts make fmall debarkations, and particuiariy of the Chiefs. This perfidious warfare may be prejudicial to thefe Departments, for tlie wretches, once landed, will endeavour ...
... from Simngbourn or Canterbufy arrived town; but diftant the profpea that may be lead to the detection of this reptile in woman*s lhape. ~, , On Saturday Ann Blandford caufed her huffiand, Elijah Blandford, to. be apprehended, brought to Bow-ftreet. his ...
... can produce to our liappinefs? you mean, National Convention, found the Republic on ihefe vidpries? and the opinion of the army and your power it* blind obedience anil heroic courage ? I hare Louis XVI. in all his Splendour, a nod of his command 400,030 ...
... abilities. Inquire ef the Printer. army XTT’ANTED * per lon qualified to as Ttumpe^tr regiment o-f light dragoons, tow ry encouragement will be given. Apply to Mcff. Ornu by and Leahy, Dawlon-ftrcet. tYAhTtS A PLACE, Young woman ladies maid, is perfcvi in hair ...
... upon condition they fhould be paid bv England. On Monday General Abercrombie arrived in town from theßri ilh army on the Continent. He left the army Bremen, the ill inftam. The firft divifioo fpeedily to embark for England, about a Week after Lord Gathcsn’s ...
... Royal armies The General in Chief, Hoche, informed of the enemy's defign, inftantly determined to m-rrch towards Charette, and attack him at all points, without wailing for the reinforcements corning to him from the Pyrenees and the other armies, anddifpofed ...