... McfTrs. Gregory arm The following arrangement to (are m.e in ce the prom 'ion o! lord J. Bere.- ford to the Bifli >pric Cork and R fs. Lti.ers patent have the ear Seal, pref ntn g the v. Dnflor Stewart, brother to he R-gn* , Sir John Stewart, M mb'r for ...

... brand contiguo ,- ‘. The i-ffeiff which was really aOul, was felt in cliff .'lent par s of die metropolis. few days ago, St. John Mafon, Efq. Barlifter at Law, was liheraied from the K'lmnitdiam, af confinement more than two years. S-lly M’Clean’s A-uflion ...

... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... a prifon. have the pleafure to hear that Major General George Cockburae of Rutland-fquarc, has been placed the ftaff of the arm)’. Friday, the Term Grand Jury the city of Dublin, waited on his Eici llcucy the Earl sf Hardwicke, at the Caftle, when the ...

... taken place. Sir John Newport has been introduced to his Majefly, Chancellor of the Iriffi Exchequer. It was the earned entreaty of Lord Grenville chat Sir John accepted the office Lad week, hear, the Chancellor of the Exchcqu-r, Sir John Newport, had an ...

... Wales, the Duke of Clarence, Marquis Buckingham. Earls Spencer, Moira, and Darniey, Sir John Newport, Gen. Fitapatrick, Meffrs. Secretary Fox, Sheridan, Grey, Grattan, W. Ponfonhy, G. Ponfonby, Elliott, &c. 4cc. The Right Hon. James Fitzgerald is to be ...

... found the Speeches of I.ords Grenville, Hawk-.fbury, Hutchinfon, Sidmouth, Moira, &c.—Meffrs. Fox, Grattan, Pitt, George Ponfonby, Shaw, John Datouche, Sir John Newport. &c. ...

... , which are required by law, for all teflrit that arm for their defence, and for thofr, the length of which(hall greater than the proportion of thno feet and a half to one foot in breadth. Mr. Grattan will wa are happy to bear, tho qext general at of ...

... entertained at dinner our worthy Chief Magiftrate. ' The Freemap’s Journal having aflerted late publication, that Mr. Grattan gave notice at the clofe of the laft Seflion, that he would call the attention of the country at the opening of the prefent ...

... thtt jiflinguiflied from that of tr c dif- concluded au able two hour* length wvountt fiate that Miranda hod armed the i, impollibie for Sir John get , in ...

... read with more avidity his couritryroeh, than the id. popular Senators—on account we endeavoured to. “do jurtice to Mr. Grattan’s Opinions. Art unknown Cor- feems off, tided our attenlion to Mr. tirattan. can afliirc our‘.’orrefpondent, however, that ...