... Singinr branches of Address by Crumlin. ly relinquished the prohitherto kept, intends, coniine his Attention to iils, Eight Guineas truct in all the branches King-house, or College, ™en. le assistance to iminations, during their eov^«ir«!88. ’HAaDY.Jpcustomed to Tuition, and in of distinction, is desi- Atimtionps Governess. She engages LftngtwTe, which she has studied at witbjperfect fluency; ...

... In consequence some observations made by Mr. Sausse, one of the Commissioners of the Corporate Inquiry, the close of the sittings of the Commission, in Belfast, on the 20th instant, which were supposed apply offensively to Mr. Emerson Tennent, I, his behalf, called the Donegall Arms, on the evening of that day, for the purpose having an interview with Mr. Sansse on the subject; and finding ...

... SUGAR BY JOHN and WM MUR TION, »t TWEL the 4th instint. 80 //Adi. Good M7CTION. HY. will SELL hy AUCo'clock, on TUESDAY, DEMERARA SUGAR. „„0. C. HYNDMAN, Broker. 60, Waring-Stbbkt, lit M»rch, 1834. ...

... Mr. ELLICE said, he was ready to answer any question put him, any Honourable Gentleman, regarding the Items the estimates—.when the Honourable Member moved that the sum of 326.566/. IS«. be given, for the maintenance of bis Majesty’s land forces, after the Ist of April next. Mr. COBBETT said, would not now offer any objection to the number of men colled for. but be would object to the amount ...

... about 600/. ; made thew three distinct bargains w.th James Ralph, personally one else interfere.l quite satisfied deceased was capable of transacting his own hus-ness ; considered him quite the contrary of fool ; has paid all the money but 126/. ; Doctor Allen was present the several times of payment; the leather was the remaining slock of Allen Ralph; heard him advised to make will, on which ...

... if, A *‘ i : —i* '' The rote was \hen agreed to. ' The following vote* were agreed to;—3ooi. lor tne Royal -Irish Academy; SOW. for the Royal Hibernian VVcaderitr: 7001 to the Commissioners of Chanties (Ireland) ; a for the Royal Belfast Academical Institution; Ii.OOOf. for public and works (Ireland). On the vote of fbr the salaries and expenses of the offices of the Chief Secretary and the ...

... supplies necessary for carrying the contest. snH thus have compelled pacification. But if the King of England. being also facto King of Ireland had declared war against any foreign power, and the Parliament of England had approved of that war, had voted the necessary supplies for its maintenance; and the Parliament of Ireland bad disapproved of that war, and had refused to vote the supplies ...

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... .nd illNft Ea«t *ide of jftNEN- H A Llwith I COUNTESS SLATES, of the first qualuyirte Ssrk'nß be made Pl«,k.-Security wi« re, I u 'pQ BERX SIMMS, Chamberlain. Linen- Hall, 6th June. 183 A. 204 _ THE SUBSCRIBERS acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they haye considerably enlarged their cnAP WORKS, and are now manufacturing that article on the most Improved E I S H and SCOTCH Subscribers ...

... TEAS. rpHE SUBSCRIBERS «« * nmn „d daily expect. p.r ' iaa 9r From the June Sale, DUNVILL & CO. Terme. # 237 16th June. 1834. w ...

... these means, they would gain place and power But they were not such attempU the Government had dread. If they would only stand by the people, they laugh all such attempts to scorn. (Great cheering.) coninred them not to the work of their enemies, nor attempt to trample on * people who would die sooner than forego the principles of justice. (Cheert.) Lord SAND ON resisted the Bill amidst loud ...

... th**» voting .h« not, thfroby, h'ndfni IbroiwWe. th -ots of i-.mmiltee, but only decl.r--„e that they Jught ilSnember-, whether correct not iudem/ntr bod «ct«i with «n t-onost intention, and that oneafion reference to the Hoard, would remain ontnnched After motions had been made, and withdrawn a motion to the effect which wo have here slated, was unanimously agreed to, wtlh the addition, ...