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... AH the Presidents of the Kingdom, the Governors and the Princes, the Counsellors and the Captains, hove consulted together lo establish a Royal Statute, and to make a firm decree, that whosoever shall ask a petition of any God or man, for $0 days, shall be cast into the den of lions.* -Daniel, vj. 7.” The agitator has been taken prisoner for his testimony for the Word of God, and enlisting of ...
... Mr. ELLICE said, he was ready to answer any question put him, any Honourable Gentleman, regarding the Items the estimates—.when the Honourable Member moved that the sum of 326.566/. IS«. be given, for the maintenance of bis Majesty’s land forces, after the Ist of April next. Mr. COBBETT said, would not now offer any objection to the number of men colled for. but be would object to the amount ...
... supplies necessary for carrying the contest. snH thus have compelled pacification. But if the King of England. being also facto King of Ireland had declared war against any foreign power, and the Parliament of England had approved of that war, had voted the necessary supplies for its maintenance; and the Parliament of Ireland bad disapproved of that war, and had refused to vote the supplies ...
... ONE ©’Clock, the Carjro :r^ZS, S K from Quebec, con.i.t--m Pieces YEIIOW PINE > DEALS. 12x9x3: / BARREL STAVE/. GEO. C. HYNDMAJI, Broker. Belfast, mb July. 183 L THE MISSES MORROW’S Boarding and Say Scliool WILLRE-OPENafterVACAJiCN, on MONDAY. 21st inst. 14th July, 1834. 1!). Thichcs J|g#reet, Belfast. 377 IiAUIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. MISS LAMBERT, flate of purposes opening SCHOOL on the ...
... these means, they would gain place and power But they were not such attempU the Government had dread. If they would only stand by the people, they laugh all such attempts to scorn. (Great cheering.) coninred them not to the work of their enemies, nor attempt to trample on * people who would die sooner than forego the principles of justice. (Cheert.) Lord SAND ON resisted the Bill amidst loud ...
... destroying the Taylorstown National School house. The evidence did not fully identify the parties concerned the oiitracc* though seems to have been sufficient leave little doubt on the minds of those present, who was the leader. . ~ _ NkwrY Stffplk Chask f>p.—The race for this Cup took place on Wednesday, Cambswn. the neighbourhood of Newry. The ground selected was admirably adapted to the ...
... you should willing assist your feudal mastera. In creating false belief— for faUt would, be—that you are anxious to continue chargeable in jrour proper persons, with the payment of tithes, cannot, for the life of us. conceivo. Even if tithes were abolished, altogether, which is not proposed, some of the requisilionlata would lose, heavily, in their extensive lay-impropriationa :-what you would ...
... PLEDGE themselves to (ny Candidate ; as, in tbe event of Dissolution of Parliament, A GENTLEMAN, Who has strong and claims on the CosTiTUENCr. will come forward tpwlieit their Suffrages on SOUND REFORM ANTI-TORY PRINCIPLES. Belfast, Dec., 1834.. ...
... m I-imprirk. TI ate fonrteen , Mini«tar» of thia denomiriatio|**even of the >1 ” no;, fid each ; four cla,«, 69/. 4, . rod three of the third elasa. 5.3/710, Od, reepectively. A vearlv mo' 377/. 19* i* atfted in this ‘t t° Je nOowed Government to added, annually, widow*' fund of the Synod of Ulster. j’ 8e( ) there had been a coneretation at Fermoy wh>ch ha. and the which had lieen received ...
... Waelcirßelfast Circu- lar. dtc.. see last pe*e. Lord Downshire The Lieutenancy op Down.— The following letter has reached from source which we place great confidence : the writer has good means of information, as to the state of matters, on the other side of the channel; and perusal of his letter will shew, that is well acquainted with our Northern politics. London, Hth Nov.—The meeting of ...
... whom be will pay 707. a-yaar, but who most '* ni , '* “! 830/. The great meeting to be held in Brietol, in defence of lb* Church. U fired tor the 18th intt., when Mewre. Boyton, O'Sullivan, and Hamilton, will attend from Ireland, and tike part in the proceedinga of the dav. From Munich, learn that the Pope haa, in accordance with a reqneat from the Catholic Prelatea and Clergy of Bavaria, ...
... about 600/. ; made thew three distinct bargains w.th James Ralph, personally one else interfere.l quite satisfied deceased was capable of transacting his own hus-ness ; considered him quite the contrary of fool ; has paid all the money but 126/. ; Doctor Allen was present the several times of payment; the leather was the remaining slock of Allen Ralph; heard him advised to make will, on which ...