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... traveling with their owu Horses are charged no Hotel Dur.leqr, ian. ‘JO. ROSS HERRINGS. CARGO, of a very superior quality, row landing, and for sale, on reasonable terms, out of the Vessel, at the Quoil Quay, by Downpatrick, Feb. 16. HALLOWAY HAYES. FAT ...
... Sappho, Urjtlon’s Virgil Bian, & Murxua. Drydea’* Javonal Fawke’a Appolonms Rlao- Persaus. PiH » Virgil Crjich’i Lucretnw, Rowe Lucan, &c. Gcuinger’a Tilullv*. *,* offering the Colledinn to the PuUic, die Proprietor* hope they perform an accejitahle service ...
... GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. ASmau., and select Assortment, arrived per the from JLbndon, and row fo* JAMES M'CLEBRT, • ' IMPORTED, FnjrlijtK refined thigar, Tobacco Pipes, T.irtar,' *' Wool Cards, Patent Bhot, - pfmlnto, Clave% -*i Durham Mace, * . • Guinea ...
... banished ; for crop beans rising in single rows on three feet rid'-es, or double rows at one foot on four feet ridges, gives good an opportunity for ploughing the intervals, and also admits hand-hoeiug the rows, that tlie land may cleared well fallow, and ...
... people, and wet# held estimation. Under the old Government France, soldiers of this description were honoured with a front row die Theatre, and thought with considerable advantage, it excited the emulation of Others merit die same recompcnce. Butj in ...
... ready for transplanting in die middle of June; and, about the time sowing common turnips, the young baea-plar.ts were dibbled rows as is done for cabbages, only with smaller intervals, and the crop proved as certain that of the common turnip, and more certain ...
... arrival of die Saxons, emit have been prevalent among the Britons, and the conquerors may naturally be supposed Imve bor. rowed largely both from that and die language die natives. Dc ...
... consists of Six Irish Acres, all which Meador.-, in Very high Condition, and planted with Clumps cf Forest-Tires and Hedge-rows. For Particulars apply t* the Propiietor in Bellas:. • Belfast, March 0. JAMES M'COMB ...
... the evening of the third day after being in the boat. In expeflation of being relieved from their perilous situation, they rowed up to her, and dekired to be taken on board, but were refused, and ordered to keep off, or they would sink them ; and after ...
... eight-inch quick-work, waist-cloths, two feet high, seven swivel-stocks on each side, and fourteen iron thowels on each side for rowing. The luggers arc fitted with one 2d-poundcr on a slide in the bow. The brigs have two 18-poundcrs forward, and one 21-pounder ...
... Cuoimber .Yacd. of Six Irish A i’ds. _li which « Afca.j.sw, very nigh Condition, and planted with Chsups of Forest-Trees and Hedge-rows. For Particulars apply to the Belfast. Belfast, March 9.' JAMES M'COMH. ...
... WII.L dear to sail 10 Dayi For Freight apply BeiiasS, Mardi 8. C. BIRNIE. TRADERS. FOB DUBLIN Thu Brig HAWK, Dowkii, Matter, row loading, will p'rrivtiy dear to sail in Sie Dan.—For Freight apply M .IDXSLEi T & MONTGOMERY. ...