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... London, March 7. Yefterday arrived feveral Pacquets from Dublin; from whence they write, That the Government there have received Advice of fome Traiterous Practices carrying on in the County of Waterford, and other Parts of that Kingdom, by enlifting ...
... Mifmanage- ment of the South Sea Dire&orsand Accomplices, and praying that they may be brought to Juftice for the fame. From the Countys of Gloucefter, W'orcefter, Chefter, Hertford, Doriet, Bucks, Middlefex, Somerfet, Kent, York and W r arwic. From the Citys ...
... us ri^ht ifl this Matter » which in ?? ?? babilit), will very fhortly be done. I Lo* ' 'ondon, Hovember ii. They write from Dublin, tnat moft of rhe %it Towns in the Kingdom of Ireland, had made publick Rejoicings' of the Parliaments throwing out the Bill ...
... Giran, inthe County of Kilkenny. George Evans Juir L\q; t&ivu 01 Caib.ry 5 in fhe County of Cork. Septevveo 30, 1715. Sir Henry Fichburn Baronet, Baron of Ferrad in the County of Louth. Guftavus Hamilton Eiq; Baron bt Sr-ckaiuo in the County of JVleath ...
... Account, Thu b s Anne, from Pe- tersburg, for London, was loft on the liland of Oeli . That the J* mes and Katharine from Dublin, for Nantz, funk at W.xfod 5 and all the Men loft. Friday the Anna of Mull, from South Carolina, i, n on a Rjd^b of Aocks ...
... upon as their Speaker. They write from Dublin, That the Truftees of the Linn en Manu- facture, have come to a Refolution to purchafe 120 Dutch fpinning Wheels, and the like Number of Chequer-Reels for each County in Ire- land, in order to promote the faid ...
... Spanifh Minifters have-fent an Exprefs to Madrid to give Advice thereof. They write from Dublin, That on the 2 3d pafi: Alexander Piercy kre Poftmafter of Omagh in the County of Tyrone, was tried ?? ol having intercepted a Letter in his Office, and taken thereout ...
... before feen in England. They write from Dublin of the 1 8th Inftant, that in the Night between the 28 and 29th of May laft, feveral Perfons did break open and enter into feveral Houfes in the Town of Dunyree in the County of Galloway in Search for William Degannor ...
... ven us, fhewing the Averfion of thofe people tothe receiving Mr. Wood's Halfpence and Farthings. The Lettere Yefterday from Dublin* of the 3d Inftant tell us, that atoneof the Markets there, a certain Perfon chea ping a Piece of Beef, for which the Butcher ...
... great Lady. Mdm rV *• kit m We hear from Dublin, that the Truftees of the Linnen Manufadure, hve refolved to purchafe feven fcore of Cheque Reels, and as may Spin. ring Wheels, for each of 20 feveral Counties in that Kingdom, in order to employ the Poor ...
... The Trefentment cf the Grand Jury of the County of the City cf Dublin, WHereas feveral great Quantities of bafe Ivletyl coined, commonly called Wood's Halfpence, have ben brougfu inro the Port cr Lufa. lin, and lodged in feveral Houfes o» this City, wirh ...
... put up in ail the Churches of this City to obtain fair Weather. We have an Account from Wales, That the River Elwyd in the County of Den- bigh has overflowed the Valley of that Name, where upwaads of icooo L. per annum in Hay Ground is covered with W T ...