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... hay-flacks I We hear* it the Intention the Linen-HaU Infantry to addrefs the Rt. Hon. I*nrv Grattan to accept the command of that Corns, occafioned tlie John Allen, Efq. The American 11, ip Eliza, Perry, matter, has fared m the aft of fmuggiing tobacco ...
... trial of fuch perfons. fhould alfo introduce another Bill to prevent improper from having arms their poffeffion ; granting power to Magiftrates to feareh for arms, to prevent the importation of pikes, See. fimiiar to a Bill which had been prepared his ...
... Edward Hart * John Connolly 9 Andrew Ooory MciT R.&P.Ruflcll 13 John Moore 436 Mathew Hugh s 313 Edward Hart, feu. 23d Richard Carroll Philip Gallagher Wm. Allen 9 Pat. Corcoran 3 Michael Campbell Rich. Hambmry 456 James Dowdall 9 John Wilfoa 4 (* James ...
... Grand Mailer the Ceremonies, and the Hearalds at Arms, were ordered to proclaim the ligning of Peace with Ruifia and Pruffia, at Paris. This Proclamation was made with great lolemnity the Heralds Arms, yefterday afternoon, at five o’clock. The Heralds ...
... T'lltn EroWne, ro. Murphy, davs, Wm. Kelly on John Johnfon, Cap-i-rtreei, days, eccepted titlt inftaut, 50!. The hrfts and fecotids exchange were out the Mail, and each fpccially endorfed—“ Pay Thomas John Ciyna, and other, Janies Madden. Should they ...
... lower orders, why not do the expeae* ofthe Bilhops, Deans, and Chapters.? It was potty fear offending them ; and the Bill only armed them v. i;h power, while injured the rectors, who could have for,their property, _ it ; ;t , the power ofaßifiiop to take any ...
... eftates, privileges and immunities, as they enjoyed them im the time of Charles 11. The gentlemen are to be allowed to carry arms ; and no other oath is to be tendered to the Catholics who fubmit to King William, than the oath of allegiance. Thefe, and ...
... Jack John BuH, v, : il each > « ?«■«*« each cow; P i'| t ,jf ) °. where ral voune Bull* alio w»U let Com, ~; Browue Tack and Jr won every prise which they have been rtrewn fn refpeftive and John Bull 'ln' S °\ C «f neat caul* Bailißalloc. to John Maicy ...
... up for the marcs, Bd. per night—the money mud be paid at fird fcrvice, as the groom is acconntabid.—Freffans, Feb. 18, 1807. JOHN KELLY, Groom. N. B. SOLDIER this fcafon at Swinburne’s hotel, Limerick—all mares 3 gs. each, and ss. yd. to the groom. the ...
... which led to the dilmiffal of Minifters ; foe undoubted prerogative. cot that it was dangerous itfelf; but who could Mr. GRATTAN thought the conduft of the fuppofe that it would ftop with that fimple meafure l a e Minifters, with refpe£l to the Catholic ...
... Nation. Earls of Mountnorris, Portarlmgton, Gosfo d, Lords Valentia, Ponfonby, Rumchffc, and H. Fn - : Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, and John ! Newport, Bt. the Hon. Colonel Montague Mathew; the Hon. W.H. Quinn; Sirs R. W.gram and f. Goold; Colonel O’Kelly Doaor ...
... co-operation i Frui ':; n':;y lull A letter F;is been recelv in A n;!o;i from Co’ Plunket, to hia the-, i-ady Fir.ciii. lifting il.u arm!ilice had taken place t'ct a f.-'.tt ihiys bury .the dead. The Colonel is the Au.Uian lervice. t.yi'ecl in-.' ili-.’s. The Du; ...