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... order of Government, as it opens an entirely new line of country, mud direction for the intercourse from Enuis mid the county Clare to Dublin. Among the peculiarities of this enterprising Company is one which we think well worthy of imitation, namely, that ...
... expressed in the following communica- tioll:- [FROMI ouR DUDLN- CORnESPONDENT.] Dublin, Monday Morning, Aug. 21. The crops, with the exception of the potato, in the county of Dublin, anti those adjoinling, were consi(lered, lip to Friday last, to he still ...
... I t is evi-de-t frons this ftcilt . r. t that tler'e has lieei 3 o50 pe rsims tbrowa out of work in, tbe Liborly aund county of Dublin since the year 1820. Surme obliged to teek sholter in worbL h )uses, and tiie romaitider u1der the uecessity of tra.veliling ...
... to the present practice of the County Surveyor refusing to pass his certificate until the expira- tion of six months from the preceding Assizes, by which great inconvenience haS arieen to contractors-that if the County Surveyor shall be satisfied that ...
... per cwt. S63;rrercZID--Hay', per cWt- Is t0d to 2s 4d; Straw, per cwt. Is 2d to Is Sd.-W oL-lieece, S1 6d to ls per stone. DUBLIN CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 2'Yesterday being a holiday In the country, the attendance of farmers at our market. was not numerous ...
... MEETING IN TIE CORN-EXCHANGE, DUBLIN. TVESDAY, APRIL 17. On Monday a meeting was held in the CorIr-Exch sngei for the purpose of taking into consideration some rneanB for forwarding tbe Registry throughout Ireland. The roitoo was crowded. At two o'elock ...
... MIEETINU AT THE CORN-EXCI-ANGE, DUBLIN. SATURDAY. 1W I Thle second Meeting of AMr. O'Connell's eonstituents, Co` Ipursuant to thle H~on, and Learned Gentleman's requiiaitioni, (NIX was held to-tiny. The great room was crowded, whilst the wri gallery Wvas ...
... fit to en- rol themselves as members of the Precursors' Society. '2iid. That sueh register shall be kept by a secretary, in Dublin, and that the scum of Is. be paid upon each name enrolled-such money to be applied exclusively to the current expenses of' ...
... Mayo; also from King,'s county (but tlhere the tradle has fallen off,) andfromLongford. IKing'scounty and Longford linen is conveyed to B~elfast, either directly or through Dublin, and thence by sea. Mfayo linen is jsent through Dublin ; Sligo linen is received ...
... originator of steam-trading intercourse on the Dublin line with three vessels, the Mer- sey and others, before the existence of either the Dublin Co. or the St. George Co. MIr. W. then referred to the deeds of the Dublin Co. by which it appears that the first ...
... Jluction ?? ) i Dublin, Belfast, & Coleraimie Junc. 50 Dublin and Drogrhedan ?? 75 Dublin anti )roghedila(NewSharcs), 25 Dublin and Kingtown . .100 Dundalk and Enniskillen . . . B0 Enniskillen and Sligo . ?? 50 Great County Down, ?? 10 Great ...
... Coleraiit Juno; Dublin and Dro,,beda, ?? Dublinand Drogi'eda (New Shares). Dublin and Kinastown ?? Dondalk and ?? Eniniskillen and Sligo, ?? Great County Down ?? Great Soutileirnand Western. ?? Do. do. Extension Irishl Gt. WVest. (Dublin & Galway) Kilkenny ...