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... foreman; Earl of Ossory, Sir J. W. 1). Cufte, Bart. ; William F. Tigbe, Bayly, Richard Cos, John H. Jones, N. A. Power, John Power, William Arthur St. George, J. P. Poe, John Baker, William Bayly, jun. ; Robert B. Bryan, Peter Conncllan, Robert Neville, Lorenzo ...

... ought to be paid, and that it was un- just to Dissenters to pay them; but that if the Church became military stores, arm In sl sq] John Coleman, Esq., good stewards of their awn property they had abundance to pay all our property. Age per Neal Kelly, church ...

... Easthope, John Palmer, C Worsley, Elliot, lion J E Palmerston, Lord Woulfe, Sergeant Ellice, Captain A Parker, J Wrightson, W Etwall, 11 Parrott, J Wy.se, T Evans G Pease, J Vales J Fenton, John Philipps Mark Ferguson, Sir II A Power, John tell Kits. ...

... character, and, as for the magistrates could judge, bad always done his duty fairly. The Marquess took his friend Earl Waldegrave’s arm, and eft the office. A the Siiaksfeabb Familt.—A young gentleman now London whose name is William Shakxpeare, and who purports ...

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... of one defeat, and therefore he advanced from Napierville on the morning of the Oth, with 800 men provided with fire arms, and 200 armed with swords and long pikes, upon Odelltown, which could muster about 200 volunteers, although are assured not more than ...