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... the ill December, 1766, For the B. nefit the VPoor Children «.f St. John% Parifii, A CHAKITV r MON will ached in St. Werburgh’a Church, Dr. lAM PLETCIiER, Dean the hon*»ur the of Sf, John, let it remembered, that th« **ere Jc fiift proto ners tl»(f Kingdom ...
... re ; the wholo commanding a moft ex- * I'O let, a Street and Hick Houle - the Htrbour and Wicylow llreet, lately occupied by John Lacy, Shoemaker. usin » Vicinity the City, and Situation i: inclined t« J.rcat for the fame may Apply to • -u'lrtt'of* Air ...
... '.all. John Muiphy .about 5 Yt-r.rs eld, .otincKiaiu , ■ Years as Ihall be agreed able good Standing. TN Dominick-ftreet, to fet for three op fix Months; about four Feet eight or tsn Inches high, bandy leggeo, g v* HoWing at the North End John- t-pO be ...
... Richmond and Drumcondra Richard Anderfon, at Kilternan, John Burrowes, left for H. D. a: the Pritier’s hereof will carefully Church. Application :« nvt.i •to Mr. Lundy Foot, Kcvin’s-port, Mr. John Richardfoo, Merchant, anCwered.—N. B. The rer.lcn hi? tak ...
... are delightful Situation to: Building; the Lands arc divided into different Lot-, will luhdivi uip ucJ, Application made to John Warren, hai.hy-row, Mi. Abbot Gecrua-'s-hui, whole Hands may I'ecn Map the » j 'O be fold, a fnfhionalde rnnnd-bottom Pall ...
... fail the 30th April. For X temple, within Mile Ballynagh and five MjJes Mr. John Rochfort Chapelizod, who will ihew the . . sir • Freight, Faffengers, Servants, apply to Mr. John Cavan, the Count Cavan, to be let. Pro palais feveral Concerns.. ,-yV>Le 1 ...
... tlirti p uf Oilory, ami Sifrcr 10 Looiown, ilic of Wdihneaih, Efq, Din] A few Diys ago, alG.il.ray, Mr. Murphy, Shoemaker Mr. John l.a:r!. Capiain of Dublin Trailer. !ri ChtifMiurch lane, Mr. 1 alien. U T. Calhcr ne nurkr. ol the City of Dublin, Gioi-er ...
... T'O be let in the bell Part Mary-flrcet, the neat Yen's in Ufe. Inquire Gundon’s, Coachmaker, in Imall Houle in which Mrs. Grattan now live'-; it King-llreet, near the Linen-hall. is in cornpleat Repair, ami contains Kitchens, WinerT-'(J fold, BalDmun ...
... for Auaions ,c p.blick E.hlbinon.. i.m, Vto. *S» ~ w Term., .a, on, »■ Mr John F«b„Hon, ’bo bn. .» I.onglord- Snocc-bo*.. *nJ di.io I ..rooo.. >“ **«**> .. b.'.Cd* .0 Mr. John Millwright who can be well recommended bread's beft London orter , take* this ...
... Mr. John Fetherftnn, who lives Lung o'd* DRAFT STALLION, lane, and will (hew the Conce —To be alfo let, from *I'O be fold, a very beautiful black Draft Stallion, the firft Day of May next, choice Corn Mill and Tuck J_ brought l»om England S:i John Haller ...
... ear,ie requeded they and the FaWn i f ' flowered, and plain; and Cruet Frames of hewed atthe Cudom-honfe. Notice lent to Mr. John p .| >n . ° e C( *> 31, d Fadiion, mourned Silver, Ivory, and Wood.i like- TO let, the Whole, or in five feparate Lots of 30 ...
... the co. Down, Efq. Died] Yeilerday, in Dame-ftreet, very much regretted, Mr. John Ebbs, eminent watchmakerâAt Cranagh, co. Tipperary, John Lloyd, lijllmaclogh, co. Si'go, John Taafl'e, Diogheda, the wife ot Mr. Ed. Bull, and the wife Mr. A mb' of-âAt ...