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... Guineas and Half-a-Crown, for the benefit Season; the Money paid before Service, as the Grom w.'J accountable. YOUNG MARQUIS is rising 3 Yean old, a beautiful blood Bail**- Legs, full 15 Hands higli, with great deal of Strength. He was got Marquis, Brother ...
... Ai d whereas by paso*d ths- >th War such Nukanc--*. * jvsty’s Reigc, entitled, to Ship* ir«rr nfizr* County QUARTER SESSIONS rise ilstkim. PEACE, held at Antrim, aisd for »aid - * Courrr, on Monday the 14th day of Apnl, 1 KOfJ, the following RA EES of TRESPASS ...
... capture of one of the Kpanish boats, .which do so much mischief to trading vessels, on the cast of Portugal, by Lieut. Alu;easter, of the Minerva; as a letter from Captain Haw tier, of his Majesty's ship, Tartar, statiog the of the Fleuch Imperial corvette ...
... presence of mind, eidiot ting all to die like soldiers. 1 realms death, fate doom’d to explore, Hi sunk, utitimely sunk, to rise no more; Fortune perverse the young, the bold, the brave. Panting for fame, lo * Hud a wut’ry grave. A. an expression of their ...
... to make their own immeuts. WFDNESDAV, NOVEMBER 2t5. The Expedition which sailed from Falmouth, of which General Crawford has rise command, have been unfortunate their outset. On the !7th, one transport ran foul of another, both, received considerable damage ...
... Belts, it will be lit on ttie 15th Decniber next, and from Easter to Michaelmas will burn one hour after sunset to its rising, and horn Nlichaelinas to Easter, ;from one hour after sunset to the rising. . THE GENERAL ADVERTISER; LIMERICK GAZETTE.-MAC DONNELL ...
... the Printer's hereof, and they shall feccive Three Guineas Reward . Limerick, March 10, 1807. TO BE SOLD, by Public Cant, on Easter Monday, the 30th Instant, at Mr. JOHN LEMON'S HOUSE, near Dunkerria, at Clonakenny, two very fine bay saddle Colts, both in ...
... After some routine bnsiness,—Lord nowick rose, amidst the most profound silence, and spoke n early to the following • I—. I rise, Sir, for the purpose of mu at the order for reading of the Roman Catholic Officers' Bill, which stands for to .morrow evening ...
... his Church. the venerable authority he may read, in the eighth century, that, by the high injunction of Saint j Columkil, Easter was to be celebrated (agreeably to the practices of his predecessors), a different day from the Romish church, and contrary ...
... general, now for exhibition in his Shop. From the great rise on Otis and Co Lotas, he finds great advantages taken by Paintcrs,in tkeir charges — his having a great Stock on hands, in befor, the rise, and of the very best Quality, his Prices shall be moderate—a ...
... that preceded the late duel, hat produced the following statement from Mr. Canning: It is perfectly true, that long ago as Easter, Mr Canning had represented to the Duke of Portland the insufficiency (in his opinion) of the Government, as then constituted ...
... in the War pepartmeut was take place, Mr. Canning was induced, in the first instance, to consent ita postponement till the rising of Parliam-nt, partly the representations made to himsell of the inconveniencies of any change in the middle of a Session ...