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... account of the whole revenue of .the corporation- a* suggested Mr. Hume, was then put and carried. GRAND JURIES. Mr. H, GRATTAN, referring lothe defalcation) whiefa had occurred for aereral years back in the accounts of the officers of grand juries in ...
... the convictions 17. The effect, ihere-fopposed the passing of that act; but it waslO’Coi.nell attempted to vidual of the name John Shehan, praying that tore > by withdrawing the |.unisl.n.e..l and was now the law, . ' soXmemberscheering. and somc» ...
... and width, and come lower down the arm poser. bis Maieaty is plunged this mournful event. The King.* if her absence, broke open her desk, and took money and than‘last month. The lower, sleeve is in easy fit the arm. Cope Garnett, sou to defendant, proved ...
... Scrap Books,&c. down the arm than las* month. The lower sleeve is in L, *£* Z° ° f t,,e a ewmt ,h ‘* celebrated & The following » again inserted ,n consequence of London Published J M-Corm.ck. 62, Paternoster. gl easy fit the arm. Jet ear rings and the ...
... defendant, and the pUintii milled having received the 1001. bill alluded to. damages were laid 1031*, and a set-offof 1001. was' John Tew Armstrong proved the plaintiff's several money transactions with him for defendant, and the 1001. bill in question had ...
... that Ministers had taken an’ the internal policy of France. He could assure that they had done no such thing. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN hoped Parliament would separate without making some provision for the poor of land, who were at this moment suffering the ...
... bis t.iereto.e, vi men avert, any one ot these General signed the resolutions, and The rearm given by the Ministers for not arms presented, band played the firstßu |m > ...
... his Ma- The WaUrford Chro.icU .nt.male. that paU«. icatr Who ctpresvd his approbation of their athnl- „ intriguing to put Sir John Newport out the laws of this realm. Lord Tenderden, Representation of that City. . , Inn the nart of his colleaguFt, made his ...
... Koscrea, — W. H. Downer. Queen’s County— Robert Perry, Rathdowney. Clare, —John M'Grath, Ennis. Monaghan, —G. Lcppcr. Cavan. —H. Biice, Cootehill, —William Marlin, Wexford —John G, Good dll. Enntscorthy. Louchrfa, —Mrs. Cloran. Londonderry, —William James ...
... with numerous I laugher.) Nor, believe will any body payable all descriptions East tllose Saturday.-The Papers of Friday armed -ce of both to' day showers G#W I rise to say a word in favour of the ourtnjugei q yj y, produce. R d efend- Sunday evening ...
... upon no for arms except upon information on Timothy FUnagan— etony. Similar sen- Aylmer knew some facts which would elucidate the case . paper, which paper I had also written trom lus and lb t he operation of the bill should limited lo on* John Duncan in ...
... for upwards of an hour, and at length re- turned a vedidlt for the plaintiff for the amountclaimed, 751. 5,, and 6d. costs. JOHN HAIG V. ROBERT WALLACE. Mfr. GAYER opened the pleadings. This was an action o replevin to recover 27 puncheons of whiskey. ...