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... s a Tete-a-Tete; or Me- • moil's of the IrreflfHble Captain, and lady ■—n.—-- Letter from Lady Maria Bayntun to Hulbinid, Andrew Eftf. —Families of the Sovereigns of Europe—Uuiverfal Inoculation recommended. —Nod- concerning Sardinia-t-Adrice Man about ...
... 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 ...
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... Lacy Wm. Reardan Thos. ‘Thomas Andrews Thos. Buchanan ames Lynch Jofeph Proifer Thes. Nugent hos Geran. Lim. Quinian James Fahy SE8SIONS, 178 ESCLVED unanimeully, That the chan of this GRAND JURY be to the late worthy Sub Sheriff, William Burke, Eq; for ...
... 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 ...
... you ever hear a perfon the name of Andrews !—A. No. . . O. Did vou not know of a houfo Sligo, ot the name of Andrews, who actually were the owners thefe 2000 barrels oats —A. Never. Q. Did you not hear that thefe Andrews refufed to part with the oats, until ...
... 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 ...
... be every afer ve oO ¢ Peal h ‘forge:ten’ ea the part of thei“ cdvocutes—10 ent 2 ond “pred Administration of the ‘of the: Churches ‘indiserect 24a) which, “in pleading a just and from: iGR Aral in the of the Untied ‘Kingdom. > are macy have Pagtura;” The ...
... debati ng what they should Cartwright, W. R. Knor, Thomas, Stirling, Sir W. lering the obliga- > Casberd, R. M. Straghan, Andrew do between and Protestants, consic intain the Constitution of | Lacon, £. K. Strutt, J. H. tion they had all come under to ...