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... private chara@er he was :n aifectionate hutb.nd. a kind indulgent parent; a fincere ard valuable friend ;- He fived beloved and efteemed by his ta= mily, his friends and his parithioners, and his dexth is lamented by sll who knew him, elpecially by thofe who ...
... Courfe | myvale, for loy Horfe. Bec. that never won i‘Phte'cxceefim_g o (lu€.” And s fome of the old Fairs of faid Town ‘were di¢d by the moveable Fealts, which often occafioned Miftakes and o 35 o the Day, agd difappcinted many Dealers who lived far , ...
... your mft faithful Friend, - Dublin, May 1, 1768. A Lover of the Conflitution, | Carrickfergus, July Ift, 1768, Hearing that the Hon. John Chicheller, Eig; one of our Candidates, intended us the Honour of a Vifit next Day, his Friends, the Alderman, Burgefles ...
... Difpofitinn weie trufy cha- | ;fi;‘fl'fi The tendereft - Hufband, the moft affectionasé P:rep:& ! ncereft Friend. He lived nniverfally beloved, phd hts di Mg mented by all who knew him. e | vilh'l‘{ Week arrived the Ship Rof+, Capt. Fggar, from Rarbadoes; ...
... g. JR ROM the Gl -of 44y ext, the Houkl . .. BWi Bridge Rreety saipn, Pl large nfidlci:m crmentßH\op, with & ‘back Om? akmh try, two latge front ooms, ~'MAC mber rLg 3 the X.-:'gk-‘ sa,r,'lviw ‘i’i.&.‘h.'h‘.'.- oo lok :.'l Applicasion to be awde. toMr ...
... Lord Halifax, on Friday, that giving heavy d:mages would be no punifhment to kis Lordfhip, as the money muft be paid by the Tr—y. Serjeant Glynn, in hisreply, obferved, that too much money had already come from thot quarter, but he hoped a day ot {tri€ ...
... Dicgheda. Tyrcne. Jo. Ponfonby, I Berez'ord. A, Folter. Geoge Macaitney. Nad. Clemente. Heniy Kirg. Then. Jores. Edw. Cay.- God Save the King. “I‘Hl‘.l'\l,‘AS in the Night ot the 17th Day ot Auguft Inftane, twenty-three Head or Black Canle grazing on tiie ...
... frusted 25 to the Ma:ket Towns of Caftle-Blaney, Monaghan, A.magh, Newry and Dundalk, and in a pood Ya:ai and manufaduring Coun. try. - Propofals in Wri ifig will be received by John Eaftwood, Fig; at Caftletown firar Dund.lk. Mr, Hugh Mc. Mahon of Diumioghry ...
... Bufiness, inthe mof! exteniive manner ; and hepes by his Afliduity ani Poniluadicy in di parer ng any Commands {:nt to him, 1o merit the Favour o the Natulity, Gepe try, &c. of the Counties adjacent . N. B. At faid Reilly’s 1y be had, ail Soits of Chapmens ...
... fpent his. youthful da and was employed by the fit families, thefe thirty ye paft.——Donations wil-be taken by Mr. Henry Joy. HARD-WARE, AMES MURRAY, at the Sign of the Gan 2nd Piftols, Brid Street, Belfafl, begs Leave to acquaint his Friends and ¢ Publick ...
... they will meet for the difpatch of bufinefs. BELTFAG ST On Tuefday laft died, Mr. John Shaw, in Donegall-ftreet, Tanner, much efteemed by all his acquaintance, On Wednefday died, Mr. John Moore, 'who had been for many years commander of a vellel on the ...
... the market place day and Nigat,a (cene obn xious to age, as it is dangerous to our youth —Whether thefe ruifunces defeive publick notice, I fubmit to you. Your Friend, , AN INHABITANT. AMES MURPHY begs Leave to acquaint hie Frieads snd the Publick, that ...