... elevation of Ireland once more to that proud and •nvieel situation in which the sword of the Volunteers f 178, and the genius of Grattan, and Flood, and Daly, once placed her. To effsct this great and sublime olject, no man would go farther than I would; but ...

... of Ireland once more to that proud and envied situation in which the sword of the Volunteers. of 1782, and the genius of Grattan, and Flood, and Daly, once placed her. To effect this great and sublime object, no would go fsrther than I would ; but, to ...

... guineas. A Ditto, No. 2, adjoining, ditto—l3o guineas. A Ditto, No. 3, ditto—l3o guineas. A Leasehold House and Shop, No. 5, Cardigan-pUce, New Notlh-toad, held for 50 years, at £3»*.—>4o guineas. A House. Baker’s-shop and Premise, No. 6, Oxfordstreet, near ...

... II w. John Reeve; Carol** I#a;itrrinui, a Wairh ran, nftei New Police. Mr. O. Smiih; Captain ithottom, of the Thunderhumb, Mr. Gallt; Maiy VVngstiff, a L iilv fair n free, nltorwanls Lieut. Carr, Mr«. Fitzwilliam. A Comic Burletta. called iJ, John Street ...

... Duchess of Bedford has been for some time past in Scotland. Mr. Vesejr Fitzgerald has returned to town, from the seat of Sir John Hope. Lord and Lady Tavistock are going to spend the winter in Devonshire, in the hope of recruiting hts Lordship's health ...

... 11Ir. Vey Fitzgerald has left town on John at his country seat. The Rev. John Gunn, A.M., has b( the Vicarage of Barton Turf, with of lrstead annexed, in the gift of the I of or wieh. On Thursday last the Rev. John 11 initituted to the consolidated I Creeting ...