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... DUBLIN Tucf.Uy.March 2i. j In the Morning the Rrmaiiii of the Utc Kiri of Clanbrillil were privately interred Sr. Peterâ* Church Yard. Major Newton and his Lady. Mertrs Caulfeild, Vefey, Graydon and Fanning, with one Knglifli Mail, ar» lived here the ...
... the 16th int John Butler, £fq V- Ww alter Butler, of Carryricken, in the County Efg ; renounced the Ersors of the Church of Pasith Church of in the Dioce fe of Cabell, fs or Dennis Doyle, othetwite Waith, e xecuted on Saturday Ag nd at Stephen’s-green ...
... John’s Dublin, October the ft, 1766. half Year, they did Duty two Nights and then abieated thea he Dublin, Sent. 22, 1766, At a Meeting of the Church Wardens, and Directors of the Watch | ' of the faid Parith, O be tet, a HOUSE convenient for a Family ‘9 p ...
... April, on which Day the revived Tragedy Undertakers of the Grand Canal, for the following Par- A TRIP TO THE it LONDON, March 22, 23, and 24. of CREUSA QUEEN OF ATHENS will be performed. The Part of Aletes by Mr. Jackfon, Pythia Mrs. Jack- ticulars, are ...
... taken and hung in chains on floating different parts of the rive ry which had territie Pubhic FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Cadiz, June 22. and they were now pretty quiet. Part of The following is faid to be an exaé lift of ¢ Sy and HE rath of jait month, a little ...
... he is immediately paid the The following is a Copy of the Orders iffued laft Week mined that no Goods excel them either in Sub- U the Lands e Grand P ffefion of H 1. due to him ever fince laft war, accord- by the Lords of the Treafury, to the different ...
... Application to %e Good White Lead Oil of Turpe » Simple and [n- ition, the object of which was not publicly known. made to Mr. Andrew Mills, at Hazel Lodge, or Surgeon 1 12 ° tof Houtes and We learn from Breft that fuch frigates of war, from A Perfon from ...
... than Shillings. A lew Diys >, Mr. William Dwyer read his Recantation irom the Errors the church ol Rome, and embraced 'he fârotellant Relign h, In fâanfli Church ot Cahirconllfli, the County l.imetick; as did Time before, Mr. John Morony, laid Place ...
... there, and great numbers. them to fuch a ftate of perfection, as not enly to induce Ali kinds of Gold and Silver for the T Andrew Finlay, Mercer, takes this Opportunity of in- SAMULL who tranfaded puted that the number of perions who have died ia that ...
... tentence, the errors of the church of Rome, and embraced the The greateft Encourageme th LON DON, Avg. 27 and 28. CC. SUBLIN. To be fet from th e 29th or Septem- Now felling at Mis. Silk Man Proteftant religion, ir Peter’s French church. t pleafing, The genttemen ...
... The Weav rs Scheme wilibe carried nere the fame COMMITTEE whio conductec in a fho.t time they fwelled, and were thrown n churches. into coavulfions ; the next morning one died, and Schemes, and the Prizes paid as utual at ned to four that night the other ...
... given, 14} Acres of be Ropped, and 10 Guineas R eward will be paid by Mr. ling on Friday the rPer- Widow, Defendant. Chrift-church-yard, all the Detendant’s mott excellent Meadow, on Which there is anew weil Swiny to any Perton that will difcover the Perton ...