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... to RE, one 50 lost to this country, or forced by want to become Morris, Thomas Addis Em a 22 noxious and dangerous to its cities, whose original William Sampson, W. Mulligan, Thomas Kink, J fest Jtemain on December 3i.. rightly directed | Moffitt, Robert ...
... Well. end to the Harrier, of 18 gwns. Bermuda ; C. IK nt au l 'to the Challenger sletop, in the Last Indiess Me.irs. ■ Hardi.g, Thomas Maniott, C. H. Hutthmsor., a.wl d. Hobart?. ** . , The following LieutenanU are nl»o appointed Ships, »ie.:— , v , G. ...
... our people Saw the necessity of breaking through the enemy’s line with stones, and in the best manner they could, in which hardy attempt but 80 escaped, some wounded, others half consumed, and a few unhurt, the rest remained on the fleld. the late contett ...
... thanks to Thomas Pleasants, Esq for 91. I Is. 3d. received by the hands of Mr. Fasley. . THEATRE-ROYAL. Fifth Night of Miss Ke’dys Engagement. THIS Evening, 19th January, his Majcsty’i rant* will perform the Comedy of THE BELLE’S STRATAGEM. Hardy, Mr. Fullam; ...
... Regiment of Foot, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Whelan, Esq. of Newtown, County Carlow. Solomon Morris, Esq. of Gortin, in the County Down, to Mary Anne, only daughter of the late Thomas Bruff, of Coal Island. In Kells, John Alexander Richardson ...
... Ballylongford ; William Sands, ali vr late of the County of Kerry. Fe Maya, Ford, Peter Cavigioli, Hardy, O' Shes, or dis Assignee; Edward Dwyer, Thomas 0’ —— Oliveira, John W. Gartand, Mary and Harriet } G, Hadley and G. Windtor:t. all or late of Lisbon ...
... the industrious Poor. THEATRE-ROYAL. MU. JOHNSON’S On which occasion MISS IVALSTEIN Will appear in the Characters of LETITIA HARDY YARICO. , TtftSE VENING, APRIL 23, ISIB, will be performed, the Cu.ucdy ' THE BELLE S STRATAGEM. . Doricnurt, .Mr. Wrench ...
... That the sole object of ‘.hat soci-ty was the promulgation of the plan for parochial partnerships in land, of which .he fate Thomas • Spence was the author And that not one act ■ that society was ever directed to any other object, j And with respect to the ...
... commissioned at Portsmouth, for the flag of Kear-Admirat Sir Thomas Francis Freemantle, K. C. B. who is to succeed Sir Charles Penrose in the command in the Mediterranean. It is said Sir Thomas will proceed to his command in the Rochefort 80. The Dwarf ...
... Non-residents to the and Mir, David Loncroap—Viscoynt Forbes and Sig Thomas who has a Borough of his own in standing up for the Liverties and Coustituiion of thy Coun- Rev. Riebard Thomas terrupted by the applause of in the galleries. He 0’ Neil anv H Esq ...
... Jocelyn. Longford—Viscount Forbes and Sir Thomas Fetberston. Antrim—Colonel O'Neil and Hugh Seymour, Esq. Enniskillen—Richard M agennis. Esq. Wexford—Richard Neville, Esq. Yougbitl—Lord Bernard. Dungannon—Thomas Knox, Esq. Dungarvon— General G. Walpole ...
... to be to two ather Gent Mod dispersed before them; when amas Coin UP why were mentioned ts proper to stand farward on the Thomas-street, who, [am confiden:, wis nut in the sion ; but beth having refused to do so, au invitation, » quarrel, and in endeavoring ...