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... competition with the large stills:— FOR Henri Parnell, Henry Grattan, Sir H. Montgomery, Stephen Mahon, Arthur French, M. Aic Richard Power, I'. Bernavd, E. S. Cooper, Hobert La Touche, John La Touche, Henry Meade, H. A. Prettie, T. Knox, tir J. Newport ...
... with gold with his lordship's arms, cownet, wad escutcheons, borne by six of his lordship's troop of cavairy and six infantry, in turns. STT PALL-BLARER, Colonel Keatinge, Air Knox. Air. Peter La fouclie, Ht. Hon. IT. Grattan, blond l Howard, Lord Munk. ...
... facilitate the oegociations arising from the reuewal of coinworce hi Italy. On Tuesday se'nnight, Mr. J. Cooke, a tenant of John Brown, Esq. of Salpertun, on his own suggestion, ploughed a field of 6(' acres in one day, by bus own teams and his relations ...
... that a considerable number of persons have possessed themselves of arms, by braking open houses by dav and night in this county. That numerousacs s al outrage have been committed dy armed parties, and that particularly on the 13th inst. at the fair of Lowes ...
... second page of this publication. It is with the deepest concern we have to announce the drat h of the Rev. George Percy, son of John Percy, of Ballintemple, in the county Tipperary, Esq.—.ls Reverend respectable young gentleman was returning home from the ...
... Speaker's Writ of Fieri fee and patrules of cavalry are stiii seen round the John Conley, Eq. i this Cause to inc dir , d, Plainta. }Set up and Sell. .a /-',.e Nese et. , John •Nh hy I Co. C oURT Boy • .em n the ition is circulating through the county ...
... Lyons, John Kellv, James Aoglim, Elm. Ryan. Miciriel Egan, James Lvoes, Timothy Ryan. and Geo. Black, .Esquires. The Postmasters General, have teen pleased to Wish a post-A - ice at (litre, in this county, of which they base appointed Mr. John NI ugin's ...
... the quarter asiembly Of the guild of merchant! in Dublin, held on Priday. the 4th inst. James and Henry Grattan. of the, right hon. Henry Grattan, were admitted to the freedom of that guild. Accounts from the Westward mention, that fishing boats have ...
... pot to a conylete runic; fi..)in G. to 100 inen fell vu the spot, a 1 150 were t;:kcil prisoners ; the rest threw down their arms, and disnorsed themselYes, in ordf.r more quickly to g3in the frontiers of ar.d Fnhably afterwards linda er. The of reinberg ...
... detecting and punishisne 'reef, us shadows, crass stes unse, them. st iii. ei en these law s and other tesoureta do coat of arms the% hear, and ei 4.4:7111h.:41-gesiit4;64nae Si 7t-So, the 'oat Ile of the cathowly.: ' agaist fought et West witoiler, azal ...
... .., ~ . • „ C:r No for. titchea Gardens of any de Lion, though savidieuily reported to the contrary. Sept. 24. , _. . . . JOHN BgRBER , ,gr ----;; . . , igi..S Mr. Rossi. URPSIT , bin of the Barony of Butirattv, and sr the King's German Itggioo ...
... Jenkins, John Dick,. T. Little. Intlit .L _ 'Canterell, John O'Neill. M. li vulg . . and Joseph *oaten le lieutemants ; Messrs. Henry Itilin'CLainlieri, Win. Irwin, Alex. Knox. G. W. Cark• Praneis and Peyton Gallagher to be &vigils. . *oral nown—John Cherriside ...