... Stable, in Stepben-llreet, with Locks, Grates, and Chimney-pieces, and large Garden in the Rere. For Particulars inquire of Mr. Difncy, laid Houfe. To be fold, the Queen’s Head in Dride-ftreet, handfome bay Gelding with long Tail, five Years old, 15 Hands high ...

... without any diftmc- r|n Llovdlecusdu Vernon. Markham, Mr. 1 t.on of Whig and ory, and hoped all would join this S SS Mr l h> Difncy, were adjudged certificates, .time in the common caufe, according to the.r feveral ■ - rinity , Met. Savage fen. ttatiqn. ...

... informed that Best Bradley Brodce, F.fq; i« endoarouring fell pired Term the Lands of Moyvore aforefiid, I** the Property Mone Difncy Smith, Gem. deonfes, thinks it neceflary to advertife the Public th h* Leafehold Intereft is fubjeA to a Sum of nid conCderable ...

... Henry Bradley Brodee, Eftj; is endeavouring to fell an unex pitted Term of the of Moyvore aforefuid, late the Property of Mone Difncy Smith, Gent, deceafed, think* it neccCTary to advertife the Public that the faid Leafehold Intcreft is fuhjeft to a Sum of ...

... Dwelling-houfe next adj dining the fame, and Mill Seat near the Houfe, with Kiln, and all late in the Pofleflion of Mr. Thomas Difncy and his Tenants; and in the CITY OF DUBLIN, alfo to let and entered upon immediately, for the like Term, three good new D ...

... GLASNEVIN ROAD TO HAMPSTED. TO let and entered on immediately, the Houfe wherein the Rev. Theobald Difncy now dwclh, with Coach-houfe and Stable, Front and Hay Yard, all in thorough Rcpait, large Garden walled in and well cropped with a young Fruitry ...

... Alderman Dunn, hy ditto Rev. Dr. Stoclt, hy ditto 4 » Mr. Stephen Stock, hy ditto Mrs.’Anne Stock, ditto 4 Sutton 45 Rev. Dr. Difncy, hy the Rev. Mr. Murray Rev. Mr, Warren, ditto Mrs. Anne Maxwell, ditto John Marfden, Efq. -r Right Rev. Lord Hilhop of Down ...

... PORT NEWS. the variety of human paffions; the philosopher SAILED, to (:nd ample fuhjeft molt lerious rtflec Aflive, Samuel Difncy, Grenada, merchant* goods, tions; and the man exercife all the tender and 3 vcffcls in bailait.—Wind N. W. j fympa-het.C feelings ...

... late Edward Ogle Difncy, Abbcy-ftreet, Merchant, arc fired te furnith their accounts the Ofice, No. 49, in Cud ftreet ; and fuch perfons were indebted to the Cdw. Ogle DiOicy, arc requeued to pay the ameunt their accounts to 1 homas Difncy, Hfq. of the Royal ...

... Edward Ogle of Ahhcy-ftreet, Merehaat, »tinr »c.-f ur.t? the Office, No- in faid arid fiab were indebted ih«i laid Fdw. Ogle Difncy. are requefted to pay the •f their accounts to '1 Dift'ey, of the Hoyal Hofpital, who is authorized give difeharges for the ...

... Merchant, dafircd to furnifti their accounts the Office, No. 49, faul ftreet; and fuch perfons were indebted the faid Edw. Ogle Difncy, arc rcqueftod to pay the amount of accounts to 1 honsas Difucy, Efq of the Royal Hofpic u, who is authorized to give diiohargrs ...

... ftreer; and fnch yeffons as were* indt-btei to the (aid Ogle L»ir»ey, are requefted to pay dw amount •f their accounts to Ihomas Difncy, o» the koiyal Hofpital, who is authorized to give dilcharges tor the fame. Ihe ftock of Wines which belonged to the fatd ...