... before you is, whether a Convention of armed Delegates, or the Parliament of Ireland, are to del.berate on the national bufmefs: For what have we feen—ttrects lined with armed men, to honour pioceflion of armed men—going, in fattidir.us Ihcw, to that ...

... the eftabhfhed Offices of John Beaut, No. 32, Skinner-row, H. Win testone. No. 29, Capel-ftrect, and No. 33, Skinner row. John Magee, No. 41, College-green. Robert Burton, No. a, Gapel-ftreet, and John Cash, the King’s Arms, No. 14, Capcl-ftreet, Who ...

... numerous Meeting Members of the Corps of INDEPENDENT DUBLIN VOLUNTEERS, commanded by the Right Hon. Col. HENRY GRATTAN, at the King's Arms, Smeck-allcy, Captain THOMAS COLLINS, in the Chair, Refolved, with one diffenting Voice, That difapprove, in the ...

... Navan, in the .t>l fear of hi- age, Mr. r'nii 111 ia the Eo. India * t,,e 'f .Z ...

... LORD TOWNSEND’s BIRTH-DAY. This annual Meeting will be held at Ryan’s, the Kind’s Arms, FowncsVllreet. Gentlemen are reqwefted to fend their Names to Ryan’s at the King's Arm , in Fownes’s-ftreet, that proper Accommodation may be provided. CHAMPAGNE and ...

... the apartment. Major Grattan advanced towards him, and with a tone of firmnefs mixed with reproach, afkcd him it was decent; and added, that he Ihould anfwer forfuch proceedings. It was not perfc£lly eafy to judge how far major Grattan meant to carry his ...

... I'red. Geale James Lord Wm. Smith John Brady Eiederick May Wm. Arnold Jofeph Watfon Geo. Burnet Richard Tudor Maddoclr John John John Wilkinfon Thomas Andrews John Hughes Richard Hayes John Carleton Samuel ...

... Years to come. JOHN WOLFE, Public Notary, (who ferved hi. Apprenticed ip to Mr. Chriftophcr Deey, and for feveral Years paft tranfaaed Bufineff for him) and Robert Robinfon, 1 uhlic Notary, (who his Apprentice* to his Brother Mr. John Rob.nfon) beg Leave ...

... Count Welderen will readded to this Crown 3 patriarchal crofs. vv.aich was tufn here in the fame charafter. after wards in the arms Hungary. At tire ceremony the Karl Brillol was at Court for the the coronation it before the King, ( j mc ii, his arnval from ...

... McCarthy and but of number of other gentlemen who then ofKilkelane, embraced the voted tt. farilh Church of Cahircorny, e o . Grattan, the laft feffion, when moved, %. s d ,.'sJn »™l killing four « ikoughtheßawou. h.J mcrt.f.dm rh. Ull durged with reionio ...

... Friends, Richard Bromlow,? , , . Linen Hall, Robert Walker. London d,U ®- Monmouth, John Bean, Bourdeauz, Colliers j 7 veflcls with bark flour, feb. 17. Providence, John Bean,) , . , Prince Wales, Henry Lewis, ...

... Hoop Hannah, John Brice, mailer, from Jamaica for Philadelphia, having fprung her mail, bore away for the Havannah. On entering the harbour the *sth ult, (he was brought under the Moro, and boarded by launch with upwards of thirty armed men, who immediately ...