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... Arrived the Britannia armed thip Lieut. Edwards, in ohn’s: She. that they 15 days from St. were at that place in great want of and that - if fupplies did not foon arrive the inhabitants muft fuffer | great want. o | of a letter from St. John's, Newfoundland ...
... KNoW You MIND. Millamour, Mr. Daly ; Bygrove, Mir. S:cwart; Mel- ville, My. Steplichs; Captajn Bygrove, Mr. Forteral; Sir John Millamour, Mr. Kane; Sir Harry Lovewit, Mr. Maher ; Charie:, Mr. Townfhend; Dafhwood, Mr. G. Dawfon; Mrs. Bromley, Mrs. Heaphy ...
... Kradfliaw John Lord Edward Bacon Mark John Rce John Bacon Lov. Lowe. John Roe Wm. Barrett. Ham. Lowe j;une. Roe i Con»rave Wm. fen.rran. Ryan Edward Cooke VVm. Latham, Bal-James Koe . John Cat den lyfl.chan Rob. Ry vc» Lau. Clutterbuck ...
... Shannonite. John Staples, brother-in-law ta Mr. Conelly. Sir Mich. Gromie, Bart. expeétant. John Knox, Hugh Howard Robert Howard bes peance. Hon. R. H. Southwell, aid-du-camp. Wm. Montgomery, Penfunce. James Bailie, formerly Serjeant at Arms. Sir John Brown ...
... Tyrone.---® Mr. Stewart, Down.---Sir Anthony Stewart.---Sir John Black wood.---Mr, Blackwood Colonel’ Rofs.---* Mr. Grattan.---Mr. Buthe, Door Clements.---Sir Samuel Mz, Yelverton.---* Mr. John Dillon.---Mr. * Mr. Mr. Artchdall.---* Mr. Armar Lowry Corry ...
... may then an olgca. * The other refolutions remaining wore, The importation rt Glafs. George U. The export of Tobacco, Mr. Grattan, after giving hisopimon, that the Fng'ifli adiruatetoour demand, faid, iflt Parliament had placed the nation into a high rank ...
... the empire, inery, bracing the other, and thare its trade with her; they fir NV afh- . would wonder to read uf §0,099 men in arms.to fup againgt tie 33 air of port their rights, fuddeniy turn the That the merit th thing common enemy France and Spain. iveni- ...
... rights, commerce, and Jaws of this country. . Signed*by order. JOHN MACARTNEY, Chairman, The chairman having prefented the faid addrefs ace Mr. Yelverto n retusned the following Te: JOHN MACARTNEY, Efq; Chairman of the sce ae bo ee Srr, =. you may return ...
... making a perfonal Application to you. L have the Honour to be, with th e Regard, Gentlemen, moft faithful and obedient Servant, JOHN-JAMES-BARRY MAXWELE. Te the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County of Cavan. HE High Sheriff of the County of Cavan ...
... opened to-morrow Mr. Grattan aiked whether this Commitee of Sup + ly was one, including the grants or mone: bills for montis ? Mr. Fostter fad yt was intended that the whol bufnels of the money-bills thould be gone through, Mr. Grattan fait, that ince that ...
... public well as my ivate and it gives me particu'ar pleafure to reflect, that | took an ear'y part in promoring the Independent armed Societies, and nou-importation Affociations, which co-operated te give energy tw a vate of that without fo formidable 4 Suppor ...
... for the DuBLIN EveNntnc Posr. will be free, our patriot Grattan nobly dared, in the To the VOLUNTEERS of Ireland. face of court minions, to declare, fhe MUST.* Which, that fhe may, is the GENTLEMEN, Atdnaree, Feb. 23. TOBY SIDNEY. HE refolution and fpirit ...