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... htto 12. Ume.. in o* I lor ilidpt.ri end! DIXON 1151 1.l I ILLS. dcsiroua to the agricultural interests uf t Ik- The Clerk the Peace feels himself obliged sta'* l3 !! ■Wi -.yah n:i3til uiv nine, fJMIF, PuMic are particularly cauWOijd against spu- County ...
... members of the Prench bar; who sat to witness the proceed i I’lid principal advocates the Paris and provincial frtfr.wero in attcnilunce. ,I^, right, the place allotted the French bur; dud the spot usually tilled the clerks the House of Peers, was a commodious ...
... Order, ANTHONY HAWKINS. Clerk k/' Voice, Dated at Ross, Oct. 25, 11130. Clerk of tile Peace feels himself obliged slate (but in consequence die beavy County put to, by advertising applications from persons ehiiiiiing llegister freeholds, ...
... HAWKINS, Clerk t\)' the Pcuca Dated Ross, Oct. i:>, lfl.lo. The Clerk of the Peace feels himself obliged to state that in consequence of the heavy expense tlic County is put to, by advertising applications from persons claiming to Register ...
... confidence, being fully determined to use such exertion* as, if cannot command will at least serve success. Our Subscription List already contains the name cf almost every respectable • landholder iu the county, ll.it we arc trencli; ing upon our very first ...
... Emancipation and liberality ii they have not Ex-Ministers of Cliarles X. and taat this ()c=n productive in this County of peace and change is to be ! social order, have at least, like other Popish and the Russian concerns, given birth to miracle for Charge ...
... n have been served on the Clerk of the Peace; but of that number it is thought about 250 only will register. Belfast.—We understand that about 3,000 notices regetry for this borough have been served on the Clerk of the Peace. Many of these are, however ...
... presides. A consultation again held, when was announced that each letter the alphabet in the list of Notices should be ta’-eu according to seniority—that list be posted each booth; the same arrangement to hold throughout alphabet. Mr. Antiseil asked of ...
... to have reason on his side, I mean Mr. Richard Shiel—(hear.) It that there are nearly 11,000 notices served on the Clerk cf the peace for the County of Tipperary. The Barrister, by direction of the Lord Lieutenant, was directed to sit three days in the ...
... Government was tottering and should come down, After that witness saw him walk up the street at the head of the mob, to whom he turned and said, be peaceable, I came herefor the purpose of peace.” Witness afterwards saw Mr. P. leave town, but was not in the ...
... omission subjected him to penalty of Ten Pounds. Application stands over. In Jg |, quence of the obje. tion made by Mr. Tafilt® in the early part of the aessiona to Mr. Touky fc., | acting Deputy Clerk of the Peace, withoufy being first sworn—Mr. William WorraU ...
... sentimental relinquishment of his bargain; but has exerted bis powers of persuasion, a most obliging manner, to recommend applicants to the fund for encouraging obstinate tithedebtors.—Cork Constitution, Attempt at Assassination. —As Mr.William O'Connor ...