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... Lennon, Kdward Barlow John White Danl: Langestaff; John Eife, Samuel Lucas, John langestaff William Tyrrell, Walter Church, Jonathan haughton, Jofcph Houghton, George Fawcett, Oeorge Codd, Nicholas Gannon, Aurthur Grattan Eliz. Bor Nicholas Browne Richard ...
... of in.-j.e Robert Beaty opened, taking awtty e, , arms. Comfri f r the The Attorney General Mr. Mr. Mrearfy Mr. Mr. Ruitrn. , The above prifonefs were Roman Catholics Wiiliam Adgers, Wm. Craig and John Hutchnick were then .tried For a fimitar oS>nfe a: ...
... Cavalry—|as. Spencer, Efq: captain, John Moore, Ffq; 1ft lieutenant, Wiltiam Grattan, Eiq; 2d do. and Aughrim Efq; captain, John Power Trench, Efq; licutenant. Kilruth Cavalry—Bindon Scott, Efq; 1ft licutenant, John Hickman, Efq; 2d do. Kilruth Infantry—Thomas ...
... Carroll, EATH— ast his houfe in Clare-ftrect, John Thos Fofter, Efy. of Sione-houfe, eo. Louth—At Anthony Dwyer, Eig. Barrifter at Law, and Chairman ef the qu ter of the co. Clonmel, .Mrs. Woe: wife of John Wogan, Fig; of Carrick-on Suir—At St. Doe mingo ...
... as moderate s are confittent with the national dignity, have neglected nothing for afluring new triumphs. to the republican arms. © ‘The French fhould know y never can have peace with their enemies till the a all have render- ed it impoffible for them ...
... and John Ormiby, Efq. being called thereto, Refolved, That the of this Mecting be returned to Mr. Atkinfon for bis veyy proper conduct in the Chair. OHN ORMSBY. Charles Atkinfon Robert Orme John Goodwia Owen Morriffos Annefley Knox Jehn Smith John Ormiby ...
... dine at BENNET’s, a Monday the 22d inftant : DENIS BOWES DALY, in the Chair: STEWARDS, Hon. Lord Caulfield, John Taylor, Efq; Right Hon. Grattan, George Maquay, Georg. Penfoaby, Efq; James Hartley, Fiq; §°5 Dianer on the table precifel at ix o'clock. THON ...
... Yeaft~—bfervations made by a young Gontleman who was boda blind—Trial of John Sellers, Mary Jones, and Rd. Footner, forthe Murder of Thomas Yates—Poetry, &c. &c. This Day is Publifhed, Y JOHN RICE, removed frem College green, to No. 118, Graften-ftrect, oppofite ...
... Colonel Hillop, to accept or not. . . _ . JOHN WHYTS, Major-Gcßcril (Signed) |THOMAS PARR, Capt, Royal Navy Dated board his Vlajefty * fi-.ip Babet, the river Demerary, April JO, 1796. (A true copy,) S, JOHN WHYTE. is out of power as yet to give » decifive ...
... been pleafed to ap- r cint John Shelton, E-; of Rofs, in the county of a Juilice of the Peace for the counties o . Cork and Limerick. On Tharfday laft, at a meeting of the Exami- ners of the Royal College of Surgeons, Mr. John obtained a CertiScate. G. ...
... all tiic Verdeans, had particularcflesrn for, and coafidcnce iu StolEel. kept hriel eye upon m. x f Jott'nal Real* *,* Mr. Grattan, I'.tr. Curran, and Mr. Va:,deleuß, thrHoufeof CoiiunoES Monday JaA, [ONP, MAIL I>UF. ) FEMALE ORPHAN-HOUSE CHARirr SERMON ...
... before the Rt. Hon. .. .national debt was unknown.—dt was a French YelYcrCon, wherein. John- Dairymple was alliion, to fupport jirelent ambition Plaintiff, and John Hopwood, Defendant, for the the expence po'.fority, embraced Louis XIV; recovery the fum ...