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... TEMPERANCE PROCESSION OF EASTER MONDAY The Teetotallers Cork and the neighbouring towns are making the most active preparations for the intended Temperance Procession of Easter Monday. Their enthusiasm in the good cause is as ardent as ever. And well ...
... EASTER VESTRIES—PAUL’S PARISH. This Vestry, which took place on Tuesday, the Rev. Mr. Har man in the Chair, was very numerously attended. FOUNDLINGS AND THE FOUNDLING HOSPITAL. Upon entering the room, our Reporter found the meeting in warm discussion ...
... COSIMERCE.—AGRICULTURE. have accounts from various parts of the country of avery considerable rise in the prices of meat. This is partly to be ascribed to a real scarcity of sheep and cattle, arising, in so:ne degree, from the lute long and severe winter ...
... Lorp CARDIGAN aND HIs Orricers.— We are autho- rised to state, with referenceto certain animadversions upon Lord Cardigan, originating in the John Buil news- paper of the instant, and copied into some of the other public papers, that no officer under ...
... THE CATHOLIC DOCTRINE of RESISTANCE —_ (From the Nation. orrisokane, Dear Easter 12th April, 1848. God, to have in this distric Monday we intend, please t a monster demonstration,to give our sympathy and sup port to our persecuted patriots and to elect ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. ON Easter Monday, the 13th Inst., the following ADDRESS accompanied with a Service of Plate, was presented hy deputation from the PARISHIONERS of FERMOY, TO R~V. MICHAEL O'DONOVAN. On the occasion of his removal to the Curacy of Carriytohill ...
... in London before Parliament rise for the recess of Easter, in that event it may be probably too long for you to wait for the presentatiou your Petition. If, however, you should think it time enough to present it after Easter, I shall very happy to take ...
... In the House of Lords the business was of po public interest. Io the Commons, Sir Ronear Peer moved that the House at its rising do adjourn to Monday, the 15th inst. In the meantime he should say that it would be a great public incon- venience if the ...
... Being Skowl after Year, and Sixth of QllwS I'ictoi ia. CALENDAR. | § c £ to * fe, JANUARY—3I days Ist, Sun rises sh. 29m. sets 3h. 41m 1 15th, Sun rises Bh. 2Zm., sets 4h. 3m. 2 3 C 7 New Moon, 11th, SfJni. p. even. 11 12 13 Full Moon, 2«th. 2Gni. p. even ...
... Sun rises 27 nr. p. 8. sets 33m.p.3. 3 4 5 7 8 9 16th, Sun rises 11m. p. 8. sets 48m.p.3. 10 II 12 13 15 Full Moon, 4th, 49 min p9. morning. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 New Moon, 18tb, 3 miu morning. 25 27 28 30 31 FEBRUARY, 29 Days 1 2 3 6 Ist, Sun rises 43 ...
... CLOTHS, &c. T Mr. DAWSON’S. 14, Patrick-street, will be conti- A nued EVERY DAY until the entire is disposed of-—The Stock comp rises Prime West of England Cloths of every Colour Worn, also Double and Treble Milled Cloths, a large Stock of Blue, Brown and Mixed ...
... HOUSE OF Marcu 5. Amongst the preliminary business was a noticeofa motion by Mr. WARD, that, after Easter, he will propose a motion, the purport of which will be to institute an inquiry iato the voralities of the Irish Established Church. Lord ASHLEY ...