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... nvTX OF FRIENDS tftEL. « niav there w« meeting of the Friend, of in the F«lUto«ur CLQWET, ttie chair. 1 rod proce.du.g'. of the I.M ™e«-tinp. 1.,-.. ;d, that chsMtuitn. I>Q slwulil wisli .’fc «> b t l Jelbe object of .tuck the tile pr*«, which found io ...
... ST. PARISH SAVINGS’ BANK. 'j'HKT ru*U»e* thi« Institution hereby give y»- lift? tint John Pratt, Es'j,, the pursuant to 9 C*eo. -I, (eiJtituK.«l “An Act t*ofy ...
... Informed his learned friend, Mr. Austen, intended take against the removal of this vote from the poll. This would the mere difficult, did not know what the ture of these objections would be, or what the ingenuity of his learned friend might suggest, had ...
... do? To obey the lawvin evorything (clieers). A Protes- tant friend of mlne--sr.M acea-Z talked about-a-meeting, on Kenniagton Common. Trat is alluoronserrse. I have agreat respect for my friend, and I like re Protestant wrio loves Mrs country; but a meethrg ...
... DEATHS FROM DIS PRESS IRELAND. Lord HEN ITNCK wi-lmd know whether the right bon. gentleman the Secretary for Ireland had made any serious efforts obtain su account ol the number of deaths that bad Isken place in Del an during the past year. When alluded ...
... been made by their friends in parliament to get. as. compensation for the nmoney of which the depositors had been so deprived, owing to their having lodged it in the Cuffe-street be Savings' Bank. '.He trusted the efforts of those friends would *.be~successful ...
... tn.tt tounneV'wanned 'un ’on'cnl ins.il'-nces which vi.itvd try, .« veil .he principles science p.ore tl.at tl.c , has -fhe ipalet.t «lvk..e« and premaiute X:V..u..„. the tnortality ! y try aren..h ppilyaha..dn„ed, ore nut the most nwhouhnly tl.e must ...
... (Hear.) HUSH LANDLORDS—THE POOR LAWS. That is a point which has been spoken by friend Mr. u)oiil(J hcliuu our public duty, faithful Sisson—l trust may call him my friend, for, however we chronic | and comroi .nutors, not add to our mite of opmay differ ...
... result of tile parliamentary commcittee's i labours, as yet, has been tics passing of an act of parliament, di- . recting the trustees of every savings' bank Co sppohct an auditor j to examine and report on their accounts, acnd. imposing liability- on truslecs ...
... sacred obligations of v . i»‘,e, sou io the ihou hi less youth, whose lollies (to apefL ulv) have eoieded uj.oa bin debility, and disfiguring o'M*.'‘ si» their .ornis ; ; tbereiore the Silent Friend wi.l l>e loond an available introduction the means ol pern ...
... been inten Ng a furthering other works either contemplated or now di wress. of a Provincial Bank in Church in the New Square, the removal of the Ho ‘4 the} Quay-lane, the building-of a Savings’ Bank in the ci the} formation of a Canal Harbour and Stores in ...
... IT'IUr.NDS of Vmmauitv, there is this « Kan.ily Nine Poraom in » truly jgurting , la te „f di«trr«-such. indred. their state of want and nudity, that it is tieceasata- to pe.l to hind and ayotp.thtain Pub for their timely assistance. The privations this ...