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... they will be found on Trial at lexfl George Campbell, Eph. Hutchilou, g-ft, between the Honrs of nine and ten the Clock St. Andrew’s Vellryrioom, Augult 31, equal to any advetlifed the fame Prices. He hopes hit joha M’Allctter, Henry Darley, at Night of ...
... can, to prevent Difappointment. , . ON Sunrf»y the 4oth of April, 1777, CHARITY SERMON will be preached tbe Parifti Church of St. Andrew, Dublin, the Rev. Edward Bavly, D. D. Dean of Ardfert, and Archdeacpn of Dub4in when Colleffion will be made for the ...
... the Preference they BoQrdeiux vine . , , No. 22. in Werburgh-llreet, next Door St. Wer- BE SET from May next, for three Lives have given his 1 able Beer Cnee bis Commencement l>eep Saiqt Geot bargh’s Church, where he fell, for ready Money, i thirtyone ...
... Woollen-draper, and utlty Hall, Efq; late Church-wardens of the laid lit s required to futnifh an Account of all pÃtceipts of public Money and Taxes received by him stag the Time we were in the Office of Church-war- Milorthe laid Pariffi, or lince upon ...
... next. Marie, Nov. 22, 1780. TO BE SOLD, THE Fee and Inheritance Piece of Ground fituate in Eflex-arcet, Crampton-court, and Cranelane, Dublin, whereout there is iffuing yearly Sum of 81. rs. 6d. free from Quit or Crown Rent, the Sub- Tenants to which ...
... warmed Acknowledgments, and meets with our hearty Concurrent. •Refoived unanirndufly, That due from Grand Juries Church Wardens, as well from Church Wardens Grand Juries. 'Ordered, That the foregoing lie three Times in Saunders’s News-Letter and the Dublin ...
... under the Police ail—Alderman crfon is the appointed to that office. letter from Shinrnne, to a ntleman in this city, eJ Augud 22, fay«, ** Lad n-g.n an attc.uipt was burn this town. out office belonging to Mr. ttowird was fi-ron firtf feme incendiaries ...
... three ©'deck. Nov. 4, , THU OWiNG COMMUTES, l.n d V?y'T. Mr. Norton, Alderman Alexander, Mr. Itejcrcourt, l' r. rioxham, n Andrew*, Mr. Kf’y, tie City *' at Fwft-AflrrriHly, Fcid «.n:the ill inllant, . t'j, r i c of a 1 fiblrrintion for the relict' v Widow'and ...
... continued but for one fortnight, and proof will be required that the above will be Irilh Manufacture. 22, 1810 NOTICE WINE MERCHANTS. Excite Office. Dublin. Auguft 22, 1810. THE Commiffionert of Inland Exclfe and in Ireland, hereby require the fevetal imporU.i ...
... patriots in Church and State. Patrick, third son of’William Lord anhain, by his second wife Lady Marietta Stewart, daughter of King Robert 111. and widow ofGkorge Earl of Angus, also of Sir Jamea Kennedy of Dunure, was Archbishop of 3t. Andrew’s in the reign ...
... Mr. Fulton to the French Minister. New York, March 22, 1809 Sir—You will recollect while I was in France, I made some experiments on sub marine navigation, and mode of attacking ships of war with 'sub-marine bombs; which I now call torpedoes, in consequence ...
... persons entered the Church.yard O.d Aberdeen, and disinterred the body of woman recently buried there. While some of the party were employed in taking the body, others them held fast the doors of the house adjoining to the Church.yard, occupied by James ...