... ditto; Hugh M'Kibbin, or his Assignee*, of Belfast; John and James Simpson, or their Assignee*, of ditto; Job* Cbirmsidc, of ditto; John .M‘Jennett, of Dublin; John Andoe, or his Assignees of ditto; John Knott, of ditto; Byrne and Parry, ditto; Andrew Graham ...

... belfeved bertor ‘ rong: are plad to perceive, that the Deputies of the co- nothing but the advice of such ‘inde;endent men as Sir John Newport anj 1 ublic | operating Parishes pinned the Honorable Gentleman , Plunket could have induced him to have det owne, ...

... the Hon. and Re?. Richard Ponson&y, against the judgment of Doctor Radcliff* confirming the Election of the Hon. and Rev. - John Pomeroy to the Deanery of Saint Patrick’s, will be heard by the Court of Delegates on Monday next. The Beef-Steak Chib will ...

... Spanish ships to sea, by dispatching vessels of inferior size within a short disunce the Havannah, whileothefg, power-, fully armed, and well manned, watched in the vi cmity to capture those which fall into the, spare. By new order of Ferdinand, in direct ...

... rest from labour, and day of workad his arms broken. ‘J”P In f!rit la . .prpfanat.on of At an examination of the Rev. Richard Wolseley’s the Sabbath was open defiance and insult to the Pharitv Children, held in Grattan-court, off Lower Almighty, who had commanded ...

... goods, Ly any sech 300 United s States treops had been left at Fort G | armed ship or vessel as alovesa , to & and detain such 250 at St. Marks, and vO) at Fort Soot. Tt wan armed ship or vessel, and send ber, with her raster that by the mitdic f June ...

... the part the Generali shall reach the ftatetnqr, It shill be matte user to him. j 2. The garnsoa shall march out with their arm* and their prieate property ; the Arabs and shall proceed to Elichpoor, and shall net uke service,, opr enter intb any intrigues ...