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... o’clock, all the Defend- Execntors of { ant’s Right, Title, and Interest JOHN COROUGIfjf of, in, and to that Piece of GROUND on the South West Side of the Back Plantation, now called Grattan-street, in the Town of the several HOUSES and TENEMENTS erectetLiroereon ...
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... they are once mom I solicitous to partake of. J IDor * ' Self tut, April 2, 182J, Vestry held i„ the lris |, Ch Mondav last, John Gaussen, Esq. and ' Thompson, Esq Jenny, noun., Chnrcli-warclens tor the yenr. lt Ea«ter Monday displayed mire than in accustomed ...
... mind that Mr. Grattan’s Bill, fur making compulsory provision tor the Poor still before the House of Commons, though .lav has vet been appointed for its second reading Viewin', it measure fraught with danger to we would hope that Mr. Grattan w.l he advised ...
... justice and expediency, the same principles should not extended to the East,lndies. After a lew words from Mr. Trant and Sir John Wrottesley, the resolutions were agreed to. On the motion of Mr. Secretary PEEL, the House went into’a Committee the Police ...
... Chapel. Admission Tickets may be had, by applying to Mr. John Whittle, Donegall-street j Mr. Hugh Magill, Linen- Hall; Dr. Murray, Mr. Thcmas Moore, or Mr. John Lbnnon, High-street; and Mr.John O’Brian, Berry-street. Belfast Academy. —At > meeting of ...
... at last, picking a cudgel from an adjoining hedge, struck Lord Vaughan’s arm, which was the assault complained of. Mr. Justice Bavlet delivered the judgment of the Court.—“ John Parry, the only blameable part of your conduct in this transaction was in ...
... when upon the breaking out of the war with France, a power of a decidedly revolutionary character, was then holding out her arms to this country in particular, and every other which might join i her in her revolutionary projects against all existing I ...
... Ireland.” The second clause of the Bill which he infrodoced in 1821, and which was copied from Bill previously moved by Mr. Grattan, embodied Ins opinion, and theiefore he begged read it. as follows And whereas the Protestant Episcopal Church England and ...