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... their endeavours to iff use taste for the tine arts throughout the country, will give it place in their columns. All who desire to become possessed of a print of this first eugraving of the National Art Union of Ireland, will please send in their sub ...
... plotting A to keep the woe’s in it was agreed to petition the Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor for the grant 10001. on the parith feeurity, out of ccmfiderablc for which the/, are at law, and front whichthey entenaifthope* to be enabled to complete the ...
... UONDAT, MAY 11, 1846. body are upon each other, what mutual righta and claim upon each they hare, end how a due regard for these rights lies at the eery root of man’s happiness. While we ask him to restrain and control these turbulent emotions and passions ...
... Violin, Composed by himself In the course of the Piece, Art entire Sew Pa* de Trois, By Mwttr and Miss St. Pierre a Child Eight Years old, (pupil of Mona St. Pierre,) her first appearance on any Stage. The Jhvourite Pas Seul, By Mod;. St Pierre. To the Air ...
... I FRIDAY, MAY 2 now to reverse every thing that was done at the time the revolution and since, for the purpose acting on the principle that religious opinion had nothin!' do with politic.il office, there certainty was no denying that the Jews had as good ...
... SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1824. nothing was known. She ha ...
... WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1829. this place, and Archbishop of the oilier place. The penal y is against them if they so, but not against any body else who choo*es to it. The man who wrote oat the advertisement, or the man whe printed it, may call them by what ...
... Jun., Secretary. Advantages offered by this Co.npany. AVery considerable reduction Premium in the earlier stages of life; so that 1,2001. may be assured for the same annual payment is required by other Offices for the Insurance 1,0001. ; thus securing ...
... t of art In Ireland through ita Art-Cqjoo—“ Mr. Slawart Blacker. Mr. Blacker returned thanks briefly, but eloquently, and* alluding partfeulariy In the uhjestlen raised 4r ate anion the fancied supposition that they tended to fewer-the tone art, drew ...
... f ,1, is usually teeming As the present time of person keep with hydrophobia, the y oU nger part their dogs tied up, and strange dogs of their family from approaching any 6 which they may meet. , - it is not mine. !iejrt l 0S . Officers not only polite ...
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... harbour, when Jeffery sent curomonication hie friend*, whose feeHnge may be better thought of than described, and bla anther and brother immediately set iff see one ** who vra# dead hut alive again, who was lost but found Journal. Th« poveromeot, or rather ...