... T. B. HOWARD. The SPEAKER then said that order for the attendance of Mr. Thomas Burton Howard having been made on a former day, the officer of the Sergeant was now prepared to state what steps had taken for the purpose of serving the notice. The officer ...

... upon. The first on the list— The Rev. William R- Nash v. William Howard Holland, Esq —in which the right of the Plaintiff to the Rectorial Tithes of the Parish of Kilbolane, was sought to be established—is all day, and is not likely to be concluded until ...

... SIR WILLIAM SMITH’S CHARGE. The comparative pause from wholesale outrage which has been brought about by the Coercive System with which the Government if strengthened in Ireland, affords a fair opportunity to a philosophic Statesman, to compare specula* ...

... ont-honse, Ditto, yard and linney, John D. Atkin, dwelling-house, Ditto, out-house, . Thomas Howard, yard and manageric, Michael Goold, dwelling-house, William Power, ditto, Jame Langford, ditto, John Wright, Mariners’ Home, Maurice Daly, dwelling-house ...

... SCANLAN, and f hearing Date the 2lst day of Others, Defendants, October, 1832. I will on SATURK AY, the day VEMIIER next, at the hour One o’clock afternoon, at Ciiunibers the Inns’ Quay, Dublin, Set and from the first Day of November next, lor 7 Years pend ...

... CITY CRIMINAL COURT—THIS DAY l\lr. Baron Foster proceeded this day to the City Courthouse at the usual hour, and entered upon trial the remaining criminal cases. The following Jury was sworn : Henry Austen, David William W. Wood, Hubert Baker, George ...

... DAY- ‘The Lorp Crier Baron appeared on the Bench atan early hour this mornirg, and pro- ceeded with the subjoined criminal business.— The following Jury were then sworn: Wa. Howard Esq. Foreman. Paul Horrogany William Collins, James Tarrant, Herbert Gilman ...

... this Cause, bearing date Daniel ®ley, respectively the 13th day of April, and .and the 23rd day of ngust, 1849, made under the 145 th General Order, and also pursuant the order of the sth day of February, 1849, I will receive Proposals from such persons ...

... Lord Howth, Miss Caton, Mr. and Mrs. Goul* burn, Mr. and Mrs. Bowles, Sir William and Lady Mac Mahon, the Chief Baron ami Mrs, O’Grady, the Knight of Kerry, the Hon. Mr, Howard, Surgeon General, Mr. Lynch, Colonel White, Colonel Russell, Colonel Shawe ...

... Inhahi'destitute condition, they lay m bed the whole of the day. | nPSt i y their fellow-citizens, the necessity increased u f Cork to the risk of a double establishment, iu- On Saturday, being boxing-day, some persons gave each j 01l tb eir part, nothing hut ...

... ST. PATRICK'S DAY.-SIXTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY. On Saturday last the members of the Benevolent Society of St. Patrick dined at the Freemasons* Tavern, Great Queen-street, in celebration ofthe sixty-first anniversary of that institution. There was a numerous ...

... a BURTSs. On the 25th instant, at No. 15, South-mall, the Lady of William C, Benvett, Esq., of a son. On the 26th inst, the Lady of Mathew J. White, Esq., Solicitor, 18, Talbot-street, Dubiin, of a daughter. July 26, at Eoniskerry Lodge, co. Wicklow, ...