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The Tragedy of Mambet will be performed at the Theatre in Smock alicy on Wednesday next, the Partee Ham by Mr. Moffop, the Queen by Mrs. Jefferys, and Ophelia, with the Songs in Charater, by Mife Cats ley. On Friday, the Tragedy of King Crass . To be disposed of, fourteen Debentures in the four per Cent, Loan. Enquire of the Printer hereof. Nov. 3, 1766, : The Gentlemen to whom the Conduct of the Scheme for crecting an Exchange in this City was delegated by the Merchants, think ithr the Duty to segasing the Public, that there is now fur Provision mage For Payment of all the Prizes in’ chat Scheme, and that he fame is deposited in an Irog Chelt in the Bank of David Latouche, Efi' and Sons, thereto remain’ ds a Security to the Public till the Arrival of the' Numerical’ Book from London, which will be procured as soon as possible after the , sad Difahing of the State Lottery.” Oktober 24,” 1766. ‘The Mamsgérs of’ the’ above Scheme having fnished, the Sale of ‘the Tickets, ‘give this public Notice, that they are ready to farchate Govern ment Debentures for nine thousand Pounds, being nearly the Sinrthac’ will remain for the above Use after Payment of the Prizes. Apply “to Challopter Decy in Crampton-court.—N.B. Single Tickets in the above Scheme are now {elling by Mr.Decy, on his own Account; also, by Richard Moncrieff, “® the Grete Lottery Office, Capel pelt sae TICKETS, or SHANES of TICKETS, or CHANCES, be now selling by RICHARD MONERIEP, at his State Sorotery Office in Depot street near Strand-street. ALL Letters, Post-paid, will be duly answered but no Commission will be complied with unless Payment i ‘ordered in Dublin. All ‘Tickets bothghere this Office will be “registered gratis ¢ and Adventurers iay depedié they will have the earliest add moa sathea~ lie Accounts of their Saccefe. . ce a ‘ At the THEATRE, in SMOCK-ALLEY. HIS present Saturday will be precated « Comedy, cached, A BOLD STROKE FOR A WIPFF. (Written by Mra. Devruiver.) Periwincle Mr. EDWIN, Bir Pillip Modelove Mr. WILQER. Obadich Prim Mr. JEFFERYS., Mrs. Pries’ Myre. Ellard. . ‘Betty Mrs. Lovemen.’ And the Part of Anne Lovely by Mrs. [EPFERYS. (Being her 2d Appearance in that Character.) End of Aath, 2 Hornpipe by Mr. Jacebx. End of the Play a Comic Dance by Mr. Sap Tax. ‘To which will be solied, (by Desire) « Farce, called, The WANTON WIPE: Mr. Brittle by Mrs. JEFFERYS. , THIRD NIGHT, cy Mondey next will be presented, The BEGGARS OPERA. Captain Medhesth by Mr. WILDER. Peachtim by Mr. EDWIN. Mazoth? Mint Mr. JEFFERYS. ’ Ben Badge Mr. Remington. Crook-finger’d Jack Mr. Ward. _ Wat Dresty Mr. Richardson. “= Gacy by a YOUNG GENTLEWOMAN, (Being: her SA -Aprenience ‘On any Stage.) Mra. Peaches Mrs. Filard. for Branen Mite Collagen. Mra. Siammekin Mra. Loveman, = Mrs. Coaxer Milt Eaton. “And the Part of Pofly by dMiss CATLEY,. To which will be added a Farce, called, The APPRENTICE, ~ Dick the Apprectics by Mr. LOVEMAN. iogate Mr. EDWIN, , ‘Cipeon Mr. WAKER. The triskman by Mr. JONES, N Taddly next will be presented a Comedy, called, The BUSY BODY. Sir. George Alty Mr. WILDER. Charles Mr JEFRERYS. . Bir Francis Gripe Mr. EDWIN. Bir Jealous Frafick Mr. Walter. Whisper Mr Remington. . Trabieds Mifa Ord. Patch Mrs. Ellard, and ® Mirsads by Mrs. JEFPERYS. . (Being her ad Appearance in that Character.}. On Wednesday ocat will be presented a Tragedy, exiled, HAMLET ~ PRINCE OF DENMARK, Written by Shakespear. ‘The Part of Hamlet by Mr. MOSSOP, The King by Mr. JEFFERYS. .Polopies Mr. WAKER, The Ghet by, Mr. WILDER, Ofrick Mr. LOVEMAN., Grave Digger Mr. EDWIN. The Queen Mrz. JEFFERYS. Ta. Player Queen Mra, ELLARD. . And Ophélis, with the Songs in Character, by Mike CATLEY. To which will be added 4 Farce, called, A The CONTRIVANCES, . Arethora (with Songs in Character) by Mills. CATLEY, End of A1, A+Ballad Dance, called, The SPANISH LOVER, by Mr. MIGUEL, from the King's Theatre in the Haymarket. End of the Play,2 new. grand Pantomime Ballet, called, The JOVIAL : CHACE, by Mr. Smurer and Mr. Micazan. Orr nests « Tragedy, called, ~ Be OW KING. LEAR. The Part of King Lear by Me MOSSOP, Glefler Mr. WILDER, Keat Mr. SEPEERUS, . Batlard Mr. LOVEMAN. And Cordelia by Mrs. JEPFERVE, , Being her fit APpearance in that Character, WN Sunday Morning the 16th of Nov. 1766.0 CHARITY SERMON will be preached in the Parish Church of t. Audoen, Dublin, by ‘the Rev.“THOMAS LELAND, D.D. S.F T.C.D. and « Collection made for the Gayport of Exepty Poot Boys, who are annually cloathed, “carefully instrugtedda the Principles”of Religion, in Reading, Writing, and Accounts, and as they become qual fed, patent Apprentices to Protestant Masterses—N.B. The Collections at the Charity Sermons, on the third‘Sendley in November yearly, have been hitherto the chief Support of said-Bchool ; and it is hoped that the Parishioners, and other well-disposed Persons, will attend and sift in carrying on thio charita ble‘and useful Work. I a Oise the and of November, 1766, e CHARITY SERMON will be preached by the Rev. EDWARD BAYLY, Dean of Ard fert, sod Minister of St. WERBURGH's, Dublin, for the Support of the poor Boys educated to the Charity School of the said Parish , where the Children are instructed in the Principles of the Christisn Religion, in Reading. Writing,2nd Arithmetic, are cloathed, and when qualified apprenticed to Provestant Matters, The DirkGart of the faid School deg Lanvé'ta:informs the Publick that, upon mature Deliberation, they have resolved to make some material Alteration in the Oeconomy of the [aid Ghhin;. bese aioh ghey, hope ta iatend the Benefit of Education to s much Greater Namuer than they have hitherto been able to admit. In Sugutay,the goth of November, 1786, a CHARITY SERMON will be presched to the Parish Church of St.ANNE, Dubbo, by the Rev. Dr. COBBE, Treasurer of St. Patrick's, and Vicar of St. Aons’s, and a Collection made for the Support of the Charity School of that Parish, which, consists, of twenty Boys and tequirks, who are lodged, dicted, and sncpelly oigathed, ‘are carefully instructed in the Christian Religion, Reading, Writing, ecd Arithmetick; and, by Way of treining them up to Industry,are employed, at Gated Hors, in’ s Braveh of the Stocking Manufacturer and, when qualified, are appren ticed to Protestant Mallers and Miltivfles, with a Fee of Poor Pounds each.—The great Care and Attention which have been applied to make thie Enstitution teal g useful, by receiving all the Children into the School House to rescue them from the Contagion of bad Examples, give the Covernnonte the pleasing Hope that their Endeavours will meet with the Approbation and Favour of the Parishioners and the Publick, on whose generous Congribstions, annually collected in the Church, the B Support.of this Schoal ensigny depends.The Accompa and State of it He open to the inspection of all who please to examine them. N Sunday the 9th of December, CHARITY SERMON will be preached if Bt. Mery‘a Church, im Aid.of the HIBERNIAN ERY ifor the MARINE, being an Idilitation lately establifhed here for. the Support of the poor Orptags and Children of Sea fartog Men from which singular Charity, Belief to the Distressed is put alone the Htaenadiate Esca, but the Consequences to Society salutary and be nefital, Children being taken in ,before Idleness can have tainted their Principles, refered from the Distress and Danger of Indigence, religi ously brought up, habituated to Industry, and, by a proper Plan of Edu cation, Gtted for the Sea-Service. The Area of this great Charity are too obvious to expatste pow; while the maritime Power of these Kingdoms is strengthened by Refulutions of the Kind, the commercial iserts secured and protected by that Power, must ever feel the la~ ience. O N Sunday the 14th of December, 1766, a CHARITY SERMON will be preached in the Parish Church of St. Audoen (St. Catha rine’s being now rebuilding) for the Support of the Hays in the Charity School of Bt. Catharine's Parithy by the Rev. EDWARD BAYLY, Dean of Ardfect, and Minister of St. Werburgh’s, Dublin, at which Diggs Collection will be made for the Support of thirty pear Gorn gion, cloathed, and instructed in Reading, Writing, 404 Account, nor, we they bedamme qualified, apprenticed to Protestant Matters, HE Members of the Roscommon Hunt ere desired to ‘meet On Monday the 17th of November, hepcary HENRY NSBIT, Elys to the Chair, By x sending Order on the Book, every Member who Uden ‘net ‘on his Subscription on the first Meeting in December, will be as long -considered a Member of the Heat, fo. we ae es ETEER WILSON, Bookseller and Stationer, iv. removed front Dame Street to the Upper Blind: Quay, the Shop for a brly couplea by Mr. John Smith, lawedy » Mr. George Faulkner, where, di Rig the Re-building of his House in Dame-ftreet, (whither “Be intedids te: return) he purposes carrying on Trade, both fo’ and etal by er ufurt; and where,’ he hushbly follcies: #. Continuance of, shit Cofisteo: once, with which he ‘hath been honoured by the Public to gébieral, and by many of the Nobility, Geotrgy and his Pallow-Citisens, in pareleas, Nace ‘OHN SEATON, Grocer, on Lewer-Ormond Quay, has just got tax - a Parcel of new Hops, remarkable for Strength, and Color Jar, sad Cafe Raifina, Jordan Almonds, and Mbalage Pigs, very free Gon Powder, Parmafad Cheese, Maccaroni, refined Liquorice Ball, Choco late plain and perfumed, Wetphalia Harms, fine..Tene, Sugirs, ather Grocerier, and fresh Mineral Waters, NB. He had very fing Sturgeon, Anchovies, Sprats, Ketchup, and all Seste of Pickles, OStsper rit. a PORT.9EWS... sauton 4d, Artivéd,Christopher Ge Benjamin,Dantsick,Grenace, Timber. — Sailed,3Coafers,home,Ballet.” Wind WNW. 4th, NoShip arrived.— Sailed, Mary, Dublin, Dale, Cadis, Hyder, Lady, Jebnee, Haines gh Sab bscoe Daciees Lotz Gancorsiay raatnicy BAN? cy, Hamborough,Butter. Wind W. WN, W. Fy gth Arrived, Grace, Dublin. Prapry, Janice Rum, lait from a Holyhead,. —Sailed, Margaret, Dublin, Turoer,Cediz, Butters iibellé, Davitt, fd sercaran lpoden, Bottess Poatinad, Laon, kigianicw nkex eB pi (ete Wine 6th, Acrived,Ceorge, Dantzic, Stemming, Timber, Emanuel, Drugton, Athlene,Deale. oe McShip failed, Wiad, N.B. |’ High Water -| Seturday | Sunday } Monday, et Morning “} 03: ag]}o4 20,05 28. Dublin Bar.) Afternoon Jog Grlog c7 log a7 10 be fet the Lands of Glanquin, and Slevenagialy, now held by + Dominick Darcy, Efgy Doragh Kelly, and several under Tenants, from the First Day of May sext, for a Term not exceeding twenty one Years, Said Lands contain upwards of 1acod, a great Part whereof in choice feeding Ground, situate in the Barony of Iachequin and Co. of Clare. Proposals will be received by Mr. Thomas Power, Mercht. in Ranie, or by Samuel Lowe, By. in the King’s Condnty near Phil lipstown. Also to be set from the ft of May nest, the House wherein Toeubald Lewis, Esq. now lives, stunte in Lough-street in the Town of Clonmell, also, ‘ Temement adjoining said House had fronting aid: Street, with a Coach horse, ‘Brew-house, Stable, and Gardena well planted with Fruit Trees and in excellent Order, Said “Tenementy, will, be ‘thewa to say Person inclined to trest for thet, by Mr. Garret Fitagerald of ald Town of Cloamell, to whom they may give in Pro po’gle for the fame, or to Gammel Lucas, Rig, at Mr. Leces'e in the King’s County. Navy of 1766. . _ OPOSALS for pristing by Subscription, PORMS, consisting of Original Pieces, Immitatione of dhe Clasicks, and an entire Tragis tian of ANTI-LUCRETIUS, by Grong: Cantino, of the Middle Temple, 26. Author of sn Epistle from William Lord Ruffell, to Wil liam Lord Cavendic, CONDITIONS. © __ 4. The whale Work to be comprized_in two large Volumée, Quarto, the GIA, containing several original Poems, some [niitatione of the Clasficke, and ¢ poetical Version of the Gift five Books of Antis Lacre tiat, to be published and delivered to the Subcriberk, sewed, in January $767. The second to follow in the Comrne of the Same Year. 11. Sub crihere, as their Option, either to pay two Guiness at once, which will entitle them to both Volumes, or one Guises only, as a Subcrip- Hop for the first Volume single. th, ‘The Names of the Subcribers to be prefixed to the firt Volume. IV. If any more Copies are printed than the Number subscribed for, the Price’ to be raised ‘to twenty- Fre ehilliogs each Valome. to Non-abscribers. — Subscriptent are received, and a Specimen of the Work given, by Mr. Crab. Noble, Morvlit.to Abbey-street, and Alex. M‘Cnlloh, Printer and Bookfetter;-in Heory- Breg, NB, Mr. Canning requests the favour of all who intend to donour him with their Subscriptions, to be as expentiogh as possible,. The Work is already very forward in the Press, and will be published punctually at the Time appointed in the Conditions. Middle Temple, October 18th, 1766, at foaney ~ Person well qualified for teaching Young Ladies in the French Toogur, and who can be well recommended, may be heard -of: at Mr. Pearson’s, Timber Merchant, on Upper Arron-Qusy. — Hg © be fold, 126]. 2 Year, arising out of s real Estate, Groate in the most ferrite Pat of Muntter, and set for « thort:Term.: The Lands are now fee by the Tenant, for more than double the reserved Rent. Proposals to be mate to William Lane, E q. Ship-streat Mors! 6th, 1766. This Advertisement to, be continued four Times fod no more, — , * ,, . a s be fold, the Fee and inheritance of about 300 A. of Land; firnite in the County of Galway, to which the Seller wii] becomes Ten ant, at gol. per Accum, Apply to Mr. Richard Thaaites, P.N. in, Crampton Court, or at the peter iheg the Cakte, Thief Day is prptished by Thomas Ewine, in Dame street. Price 3a, 3d. boaad, e N_ Attempt to explain the Words, Resson, Substance, Person, Creeds, Orthodoxy, Catholic Church, Subscription, and tovex spurgatorive, To which are added, some Reficitivts, Miscellaneous Obtervations, Quotations, and Queries of the same Subjects. By a Presbyter of the Church of England. ‘ . ~ OST on Monday aft, between John Willington's of Killarecan Co. ie Tipperary, Elg; and Dukerrin, « small Pocket Boots containing two Drafts, Value zdl. with several papers and Pramisary Notes, of no Value whatsoever to any Person but the Corner Paynes being dropped. Whoever will bring said Fucket Book and Papers, to William Matley, fence. at Cloghermore seat Birr, of the Printey hereof, “shall have any Guines Reward, sod no qhestions afted,,” ‘Nov.gh, 1766. . ... * WELLTAM MOLLOY,: 1 be let for twenty-one Years, from thie agth of March seat, the, Hood and Demesne of Blandston, containing 162A. softly, ine clined with Stone Wall, also, two largé Gardens ‘walled’ is, and plasted with choice Frais Treety all in good order. ‘The Houfe cone, tains four Rooms‘on a Floor, with Stites’ for thirty Harfery Brew: house, Coach-haule, and all, other Offices necessary, to thomugh Repair,.. @ good Pigeon House and Rabbet-Warren on thea Hell locked,’ The Farnicure pew, and will be all old, Alfo, Cardy Carte,,Ploughs, Herrons, Milch Cows, and Horfea. Proposaie will be received by Mr. Robert Birch, Dublin, or John Bisad, Esq; at Blandsfort near Athy, . O be set from the agth of March, 1766, for fach’Terms ag shall be agreed ‘op, the Town Lands of Glafaghcene sud” Trillicke temple, containing 120 Arable Aerge, together with a great Quantity of Tarbary belonging thereto. Ssid Lands are remarkably Sous eet tug Corn, Meadow, or Flan, lying In the Barony of Mrydoeg, and County, of Longford, and Crusted in a moretightful Part of the Country, within two small Miles of Longford, an exceeding good Market Town, and more particularly so for the Sale of Line Yarn. Proposale to be received by Thomas Konbary, Big, near Caltfedermot, or by Mr. Robt, Jenkins at Trithick near Lodgford. ~ ‘. O be set from the 1st Day of May next, for the Term of fifteen Years, Part of the Lands of Killclugh in the County of West meath, now in Poffriiion of Mra, Dorothy Maddin, containing between 9 ° and 100 Acres of choice Ground, fit for Fatteniog or Meadow, fin ate within two Miles at Most, and four of Athlone, Proposals in Writing to be eat to faid Mr.. Maddin, or Mr. James Clibborn, in Moat. Dated Nov. 6th, 1766, Note: There cow stands on the Pree miffer, a good Farm House, with many convenient Offices, a good Gar den end Orchard Richard Kyffin, 2fq. HE Sale which was adjourned to thie Day, agiint ds farther adjourned to Thursday the 13th Thoms Hughes, Esg. Cintt. and will be peremptorly proceeded on at and others, = the Excheqrer Office in Kennnedy’s Lane, at 12 o'Clock at Nose, Dated 6th Nov, 1766., CLANBRASSILL, Dublin, Nov. 4th, 1766. B the undernamed Surgeons by Virtue of = Power veiled in us by At.of Parliament, have this Day examined Mr. Horace Beate, ws to his Quatifications, aspecified in said AG, and, do certly thet it appeare to us, that he served reguler’Apprentice’ip ofive Years to a Burgeon, and is duly qualified to take on him the Attendance of one of the County PpSrmaries or Hospitals id. + i, Witnesa one Hands the Day and Neer have written, ohn Whiteway John Nicholls, Surg. Gen. amuel Crokes George Daunt Philip Woodroafe Rice Gibbon ‘ Gutlaves Home Joseph Shewbridge Francis Forehide George Whittingham, To the Governors of the County of Corke lolrmary. My Lords and Gentlemen, Ts Consequence of the above Certificate, I offer myself a Candidate for the County Infirmary to be established at Mallow. If I am so happy an to succeed, the Relief of those poor Objectos committed to my Charge, fall be the constant Study, and chief Concern of, my Lordy and Gentlemen, your anot obedient, hemble, and devoted Servant, iene I Large Hi : foufe wi dd inn fey. in set th. elegant Bhé; oO to be mnade epairy and fit P om th be fe fa Mr. § for an 5 Qn * A Yesre Sa, ¥ Rood coe Smith of aut, cine Ber with hat made now into the Printer’ fetty Soihene Miles of re agreed on, @ Ub being, ie he, hereof An that th jy encosed with ‘awn of Slice, y commandeny Ter Alfong aise Bleaching the Wall yetahing abun Crate there iePlenis of adjoining illey with which there no ety auihe Rett mck hr a “Maver wi can carry merky BASY eniegel Migr ire Convene, west aie oule, o the Aade, Tane ee 0 , abbey, commodati ‘o be fet alin a Hout ater, and a Pak xo and other ation of 2 Od Homfe j txtent fel near good Offices, pented Fant itt ite sie fr toi Coeg we Tome af iat bee oe arcilyy with ora “I oer tie fe fo wie gd received by we for Mean Rein C aed BE “ : omat ® Pat in taste bead beee Koor, if dinedy 4 hair h yer UGHTON, Si teched Pencral umble, Thinke in Ath“street , Silke and W, kaee hie the great Boete Hnee orited 44 ‘that they Gaatheeemed ta hoy eyee and scab it t vi e 4e * Latins se erence ms Pareeare ta See ating Sireer She aan thes Farnitare, together wi ine, which thworted Gorda, neitey newell Past + They wh ae Silk Die seat at partttalyy’ tte ave fe Pa mnafuckyrs reopeepledeemea er creelle eeatet ani ne “ Rehm earth of i The shove uity, and haulfiy Gee, Aa the and plain ks for Ge. Bante py other Wee Raid a Everlaftin ‘ Chi to the hi. coniderable £ ‘oured wi new Maaufs eapnetrs and the Degrble Exp neith the tera;of ti sctare, eleber i ate ready ta es of Perfedj eto brig t anyt in Silke or comntrad fi ion, batt which hi f eee te triritte hee oneal tea pei A Mae fed y scknowledge ey have Ambarte « theretare face ee hi great ‘Nomber a thelr ieseer specie fram fat» Ca . “ . ' H fiona conGerebly teffenea FE inte Renate in of their bring ITH ae teffened 8, tad by which ich they as he s notte Her fom appartere Creste and, foreign crite earch other Books. as cnntaining ab: Motto’s, ‘fin Pla embera se ees Riad; are Three Titly engraved Now are any hitherto apuibentot ; a credit the aaa Namet ‘ re veill be publifered ta tha? Ans pe Cy. and z . api The HOVAL RACERDA cole Schet and correct tend, and rel ENDAR; or, C 1 Or, with ao i 1th of the Officer, Lifte of both H end. For the ¥. ‘orrect Acaual manic rR, art oule: ¢ Year Retitter for pra 3 wit ca in not bie, Araceae Poors, Be Alfo, agw Mia co M he Fen gUnereet mae sronets, Sint of the interesting, Ki e » St A @ ni ng with acrarete ti Law, and Gave sad Navy, te acre be and oe Mtr Law, Ms . bath Hote of Rain in Beata te : itt even’ ‘arli. Tos présent Mont of the Pe ue Officers i iament; 0 benfione: era in Ment; afd al an by readin and an arn salt Leama Irith Bhai i in oe sad methods Index, The Wh tof other new theo to the: R Almon, op; ale than was ev: ole arranged in ifta, 28 my be 4 Cadell. Wifoots 4 Aarlington ¥ var bare attempted. Manner tore del Succeffor ad Pell, and Swed in Piccadillo Printed sea. tee ae ei oa tink . n * ry . Te in Grext a Catteringeh eet Peveteatty ai nee Kewl, in ie cemnar Sees re hat ar a ripewe na Wotan Arg he acon if Wen nal a tic a *. NET of Ireland ontains Sup as be fet fi . The Acme cay b. and Scotland, Fportens ta the sp toes Serum i er Balti roa 5 edeeailing’ the Lande of B see fora Numb inaboltle, conta’ g 1200 Acres allydagan, Kill ber of Yea s goed Malt-bene, end ae Rete ve comer ederen Mees separately, sith er and Stabbog, for 20 Herter, Bay ips Great 2 Seti ne ie ty eed wid graa eles Bara, el rere Stone. Wate ant with Tein ane to sae s outh; en ia . $ Subidivin ¢ above fet io lator to the Fai 4 Mile Kat and vitons of ‘ ta airs of: faftwand af § Feet rit fold by vate one satapwerti, ce rane Dallinalley and wil en; and the Pubti nt next May, of whi he Stock », turd will be she her wil onde a yar eh ee Neg says ie a ‘ ‘ Willis Tore, who ae weaker aecieanginera lardimag of erat at his ee sane will be de a7,.1768. own, which bck bs aig tory ee x rene wn kept secret if na by Mr. Rok equired, m0 git + Chablin-Castle, Octobar 24, 17} HEIR Excellencity the Lorde Justices having tikes Notice on Advertisement published in the publick Newn-paperant this to detect the 13th Instant,“and signed by several of the principal Diffin in Dublin, declaring, “ ‘That during the Continuance of the Praslaw tee for preventing the Exportation of Corny they will not buy or all to be bought for Dittilistion any Wheat, Merlin, Rye, or Oate, ou! or Meal made from Wheat, Medlin, Rye, or Oats, or dittil or’ can b e distilled for then in aay Part of this Kingdom any Spirits fon ‘heat, Merlin, Rye, or Ostey or Flour or Meal mice from the Melis, Rye, or Oats.” Do hereby exnrere their entire Approbaticad the Resolution taken by the said Distillers, And their Excellence hope that an Example of such humanity,and public Spirit, will by fo lowed by the Distillers in every other Part of this Kingdom; aan thi all this Majesty's good Subjects will aid 1m the Dienes ed er the + gy 1 HFREAS Jemés Tyrrel] of Clonard in the County of Kisdatty ; Ely did, by Deeds of Lease and Reles‘e, bearing Dut respee” Evely ther 7th god'18th Days of Nov. 1765, in Consideration of ril Spee and Affection, and by the Sum as sou Scers, to be prdia yearly during his Life, by his Son, John Tyrrell, sl of he Sum 0 gol. Sterl, ajfo, to be paid by faid fob yearly to bie Motte’ dria her Life Tio, Cafe he thalt survive the faid James Tyrrell, he a rank and convey to find fain'and his Heirs For ever, all in the De Tames 3» Fityte add Yoterett of and in the several Town wine Moyreth and Pebblestown in the County of Meath, which he best f operate Lestés for Liver, with Renewals for over; his Bidet ee terest in the Lands of Boherquill, in the Manor of Rathangan and Coa F Kildare, which he held by Leale for three Liver; his Interest to several Lands of Anpagh and Moydrosts, Towlyght, Newtown ‘i pagh, Part of Tycroghan, al In the aid County of Meath, and him by several Lesses for Yeary; this Estate and Inteel 19 a of Broceigh, Ballyookn and'Fynera, with the Mill of Bans’ ail the sid County of Kildare, end held by him' by Leale for three a the erty “Acres of Land, Pert of Kilrethmarcy, with Oe : House and Offices thereon, in the said County of Kidare, heir I James, by Leafe for Lives, with Renewals for ever, (excent 7) or the resbents, of sid Lands of Hollyenan, which the sid Janet served for tie owe Ufe daring his Life, and excepting also the Acres, aid the Dwelling Mouse Of Scery which the aid James » Wile's Lives, with the Reversions t Deeds the Rev. St. George Alice Witnesses,, And whereas the faid _ to refuse to attest the Execution of the fame Deeds, and habs aha thereof, in order to have the fame registered, The said to eit in the aQual Possesion of all the aid Lands, except all ie poe six Months before the Execution of heaid Deed, a0 ‘cooy of the fame, hath therefore filed his ill in Chancer in fact Des said Witnesses, or one of them, to attest a Memorial at this and to establish the fame, OF all which the said Jean Notice and Caution, to prevent all Persons from purchation 7 . Dated ant He the said Lands from the said James tie Pather, OHN T ath Day of Nov. 5766. 3 Rovd-livers # AMASIN BROOKE, and Comp. Millineres in 2000 for tending to quit the Runnels, will sell 9” Fil so large Af Money and their entire Stock in Trade, consisting lack Earth ment of Millinary Goods, viz. Millionet Biond an ibbandly wr iting, Capuchin Silks, Gauzer, plain and fences ) Blowersy (of Muflina, Fans, Necklaces, Barerings, and Armneie’ ), with the greatest Variety of ready made are ‘fier, 8 Bannets, Cape, Luppets, Stomachtra, Tippett 8's, very best Materialia ant newell Fabians. To pre aH depend 9 will be marked on each Article, which the Public we sth init, as the original Coit, The Sale to begin an me ale ix et continue each Day from Ten rill Fates ae grateful acknow They take thie Opportunity of nvabking th wegeh their CON 5 ments to those Ladies who have favoured HOT iy tayethet and request that such ae are indebted to the re a to obs compt at soon an possible, that they may be ¢ 566 - Demands against themselves, November ah Kingstand hereby ! Tx Right Hon. Henry Lora Viscoua of the Notice to all Tenants of thir Estate in the County oH of Lane Rents far the future to Mr. John Farte oe 66 fear Receiver ‘of fai Rents. Dated thie gil Oaeder postal yad Offices, with the mw ve ‘Ia reserved during his own sab ‘9 aid John end his Heirs’ rd and Henry Mather sre fabla Witnesses have been prevail it ”
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