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... festival of Easter. Let it so be understood ; but I wish some better regulation to the times of the Terms, for the present method I can find nothing but a lack of wit, and plentiful stock ot the most injurious folly. Let the Term at Easter be dated certain ...
... fell, he still defied The focman’s sword, and loudly cried is come! Cambria’s sons, dispel your fears, Axgleskv come! Then rise and hail him with three cheers, Avolbsby come! And while we fill our bumpers high. Let Irh Dien our joyous cry. And Cambria’s ...
... unta after Easter. The arrangements which « ,0 be contemplation present, are, that the King wdl remain at St James’s Palace about a week or ten days longer fter which time will the Royal Lodge. »t which his Majesty will remain until Easter ; soon after ...
... Peacocke, fio. Abbey-street, Dublin; orto Walker Jackson Mason, the Receiver, worth-street, Limerick. b»o Citv of Dulling ensuing Easter Term Grand ■ tn wit. Jury will receive proposals for sup- ) plying the several Prisons of the City of Dublin, from the 19th ...
... 'replied that he could see objection whatever. . j that would make the jssttasa iisu«i.™« ««• “• S‘Sp'Srat,on sen. orvi rising move the first Lord HOLLANIE m Bin sald that it was Corporation usual> first reading of a Bill, ncitaei ntCes. TA which was ...
... 'For further particulars apply to Allen and Ware, 7, Humestreet, lluhlin, or Grand I’arade, Cork. o-h- hf Dublin PHE ensuing Easter Term Grand °f X Jur)' will receive proposals for *up-10 Wt ~ -N plying the several Prisons of the City of the lythdav of Mav ...
... their opening, and soon after seven o'clock, there was scarcely standing room In the pH. The boxes dso were Ailed before the rising of the curtain. The performances were similar those of the preceding nights, and Mademoiselle Son tag delighted the audience ...
... accommodating more than 400. The abandonment their houses and families tlltse women during the eight days of the retreat gives rise to numberless quarrels between them and their husbands. give more importance to this retreat, during which Jesuit preachers ...
... Barney Butter's: Are vou there, Barney ?” I’m here, Sir. '' ’ ®arn°v, how the butter trade this season? Its a little on the rise now. Sir; in month or so I’m expectin it 11 brisk enough ; Honey, Sir, is doin’ that much for us, any wav.” Aye, and, Barney ...
... soft water for house use and washing there Is excellent pump water; an Ice-house and Pond; neat Bath, with a spring of water rising in it; Coach-house, Stable, Cow-housc, Dairy, &c. Ac. It is only a short ride or walk to Cranficld’s hot and cold salt water ...
... 77 York 48 50 57 The number of appllcationa for admission in 182*) was of which 190 were made In Hilary Term, 154 in Easter Term, 164 in Trinity, and 255 Michaelmas. There arc 251 applications for the next Hilary Term, of which only eight are for ...
... what pose they are intended. With Venus his spouse Is at continual strife : the protection of one sufficient in itsclt to give rise to the enmity of the others. Venus favors Caddie, poor peasant, who is love with his mistress daughter, Sally. Vulcan immediately ...