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... The Evtning Poet saya,—The following most important communication —issued as will be seen, by the Pope Pius IX.—has been received from the Eternal City ; suDacssao ar the holt bee to some, ALU TUE CATHOLIC PEBLATES UP IEB1.AHI). Most Illustrious and Reverend Lord—The reports now for some months circulated by the English newspapers, concerning the political party strifes in which some ...
... on the 31st day of December, 1846, SIR HENRY FITZ-HERBERT, Bart, in the Chair; Resolved — That upon examination of the Accounts of the Bank, from the 20th of November, 1845, to the 20th of November, 1846, they appeared to stand as hereafter stated . — The TRUSTEES of the SAVINGS' BANK, established at ASHBOURN. Dr. CHARGE. £. s. d Cr. DISCHARGE. £. s. d To Balance due on the 20th Nov. 1845, By ...
... the County of Derby, will be opened at 12 o'clock at Noon r on TUESDA V, the i 19th day of October, 1847, in the Crown Court, at the County i Hall, Derby, when all mailers connected witli the Income I aud Expenditure of the County, and other Business usually transacted on the first day qf tlte Sessions, will be • brought forward, discussed, and determined in open Court. , The Court will then ...
... 10th years of the Reign of Her present Majesty Queen Victoria, an Act of Parliament was passed entitled An Act to enable the ;MEDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY to make a RAILWAY from BURTON-UPON-TRENT to NUNEATON, - with BRANCHES, and to PURCHASE the ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH CANAL. And NOTICE is hereby further GIVEN, that by such Act of Parliament after reciting amongst other things that certain Proprietors ...
... communica- JL tions between tbe places enumerated below, embrac- ing a System of Telegraphs for Commercial purposes only, and distinct from that reserved for the special use of Railways being so far advanced as to admit of their completion by the commencement qf the coming year— the Directors think that the time has now arrived when it becomes their duty to make known the arrangements which ...
... MERCERS ar.d DRAPERS, «. m the town cf Dai.Evatt, beg leave ta aca.atn| j tl.cir Frienl. and the Public in that they j '.i-ve U..1 in a itrcat variety of t.evv anJ falhior. .hie 1 • aiticlei in tlae above-. ncat.oned Tr--c» ; _nJ. at it i is their inten-ici. to fell the fame m the m ...
... MAY MEETINGS LONDON. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The forty-fourth annual meeting of the members this society, which was established in the year I&CM, with the object of promoting the circulation of the Scriptures without note or comment, both at home and abroad, was held Wednesday, in Exeter Hall. The hall was crowded with an enthusiastic audience, and on the platform were many ...
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... THHOI GHOI T THE GLOBE. PILLS. iu to pub- e.-Given Strait M a L-tl A CASK unopsv. Irom (iarrtner, Hough* amptontliirr. dar-.i Sc,,umber. 14th, le>47. Hr .fr-.or SIU 1 before informed you tliat ray wife had been upuert three time* lor the Dropsy but by’tlie blessing of Cod upon your Pi Is, her ranee m taking them, the oater has row been kept off 18 months their means, which a ereat mercy. ...
... at Ctifilertleld, on Taefday the 15th day of July next. at 10 in tne morning, of which afi Jurors, Officers, j 1 and others, having bufinefs to tranlaet, ate recjuir-r! I I to take Notice, and ali perlons who have en ered into ; Recognizances to appear ar the faid Seffions. mult j atteod and get them difcharged, or they will be 1 eltreated ; and all perfons are further to take Notice, j that ...
... the motion that the house resolve itself into committee on the Catholic Relief BiP, Mr. Law moved amendment, that it an instruction to the committee to divide toe bill into two parts, so a* to enable those who were favour of retaining the restriction# contained in the Catholic Emancipation Act. to vote, if they pleased, for that portion of the bill, which, not affecting lhe«« restrictions, ...
... Certificates, at £4. Os. lOd. each.. Abney William Wootton, Measham Flint George, Buxton Pashley Rev. Wm., Holmsfield Adams Charles, Swarkeston Foottit Rev. James, Summercoates Paxton Joseph, Chatsworth Alderson Jonathan, Granow Hill Foss VV illiam, Borrowash Peach John, Derby Allcock WiUiam, Dronfield HiU Top Ford Richard, Normanton Pennistone Robert, Holmsfield Allen Richard, Rosliston ...