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... NEW SEEDS, &c BENJAMIN and THOMAS SIMPSON ha*e the pleafure to announce the arrival of a conflderable part of their frelh Seeds, and mofc refpeflfully folicit the favour of early orders; they haveobtained aqiiiutity of the large Thoufand Headed Cattle ...
... las in the osteads France ! Will the hardy sons of B'itaiii, trained the bosom of the element their rule, be ever backward to force the sailors this new school f”-—No I trust not. But, the question no: wheiher the hardy sons of Britain will be backward to ...
... adequate employment; the l!rifled fecrecy may relied on. Direft a letter for H. V. tli« Printer’s. NEW SEEDS, &c Benjamin and thomas ha» the plea. lure to announce the arrival a cor.ftderable part thtir Seeda, and meft telpeflfully folicit the favour of early ...
... drowned. The Elizabeth, from Newfoundland, was lost, with all the crew, near Livrrpool, on the niirht the 22d ult. The Hardy, Hardy, from Cork to the West Indies, is totally lost off Corunna. Only the master saved. On Wednesday last the morning, four ...
... John Murrav, Mounc-pleafant, Affiflignees ; of Mr. Edward Verdon, Agent, .to the No. 23, Golden- Une. 23 THOMAS M'CREADV, AnOiomer. HOUSES IN THOMAS STREET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, JOHN DAVIS and SON, on the Premifea, On Tharfday, March 14, 18M, at one o’clock ...
... SADDLERY The Stock in' Trade, Shop Fixtures, Houfe furniture, &c. the property of the late Mr. Hardy, Saddler, No. l 5 Cork-hill, Exchange, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Tuefday, March the sth, 1811* By order of the Executors. , I'HEY confift of faihionable ...
... Propofols from rcfponlibl* perfons will be preferably confidered. i 7 eider, JOHN HUGHES. See. NEW SEEDS, &e BENJAMIN and THOMAS SIMPSON has the pleafore to announce the arrival of conliderable part their Seeds, and moft rcfpeflfolly folicit the favour ...
... James * Street John Rorke. Thomas Fitzgerald, County Kildare Barnewail, Meath J. Everaid, Sligo Martin Midden, County Sligo John Plunkett, Ulhot’s Jofeph Earrelf, .Jones, Roilrevos Michael Dublin Edward Smyth, Callan , Tho’mas Naghten, Roliella Meyler, ...
... Canal Dock*, ov Mr. John Murray, Mount- pleaum, Affiffignee* ; or Mr. Edward don. Agent, the Commillion, No. 23, Qoldenlane. THOMAS M'CREADY, AuOionier. AUCTIONS NORWAY DEALS AND LATHWOOB. D’OLIER. CURRY, AND CO. WILL SELL BY. AUCTION. AT the their Storei ...
... Sheridan. believed Dr. Sheridan hiMflM) he slip of paper to another, and from it were read the following names : Dr. Sheridan, Thomas Kirwan, Henry Edmund Taaffe, Francis Sweet- man, end Richard Shiel. Dr. Sheridan was re- moved from the Chair, and Dr. Burke ...
... Stately, St. Albans, Druid, Devastation, Thunder, Etna, Hound, Desparate, and Hardy ; with a flotilla of gun-boats, in two divisions, under the command pf Captains Carroll and Thomas.— Every thing was in a state of quietude. Advices have been received from ...
... shop of Mr. Hardy, respectable sho maker in Ballinasloe, was attempted to : robbed by a man of the same profession, who succeeded in forcing the shutter, but in attempting to remove some of the glass, he made such a noise to alarm Mr. Hardy, who immediately ...