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... Mr. TOOKE wished to ask what the intention of the Government with respect the resolution of that House on the of March last, and bis Majesty's most gracious answer thereto, respecting tbe London University? The ATTORNEY GENERAL, in answer, said bad to atste. order of tbe Government, had prepared two Charter*, which hoped would be considered by tbe House in strict compliance with the gracious ...
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... decision of he Assessor could bSKered. Mr. M'Uonnell accordingly wailed on .Mr. O and reported, that, in c.sean rres s decision of Mr. Joy on the point in question could produced would waive his own opinion ; but thm, otherwise he. (Mr. WDonnelMthoughta reversal of the decision w.s not probable, but barely posa ble. It was capable of pro. l, that Mr. O’Dwyer had himself admitted voters of ...
... Ye«, I tell there cowardly experimentalists, that. If they determined to saddle our consciences with the recognition of Popery, in the 19(h century, they must prepare to do at the point of the bayonet ! They must first moisten the green eales of Ulster with our blood, and lay the fonndation of their new superstition on the dead bodies of our people !” There was a time when no man, at least, no ...
... SE SUNDAY EVENING, the in»t Belfe't, IBlh Feh.. 1835. ...
... *’ PBO KEOB BJETM, —PBO paTßf* SttstPEß. BELFAST, MONDAY, JULY 0, IKU, Accounts from Bilbos, lo the 2jth ultimo, give u. the particulars of the repulse, from that place, of the Carlisfs, chie6y the assistance of a party of marines, under the command of Captains Ebswortb and Filipatrick, landed by Commodore Henry, They carried with them ipian. tity of Congreve rockets, which are stated to have ...
... Sir J. CAMPBELL, after short speech, brought in Bills for the Abolition of Imprisonment for Debt, for the amendment of the law with respect to Wills, and to facilitate the enfranchisement of Copyholds. They were all read first time. A Committee, on the motion of Mr. W A RD, was appointed, to consider the best method of taking divisions of the House. * ~ The LORD ADVOCATE obtained leave ...
... The House then went into Committee of Supply ; and the following sums were voted: 5*3()0/. for defraying the salaries and other expenses of the Royal Dublin Society. 300/. for defraying the expenses of the Royal Irish Academy. for defraying the expense of the Royal Hibernian School. 700/. for the salaries of the Commissioners of Charitable Bequests in Ireland. 1,500/. for the Royal Belfast ...
... Court of Chancery.—Dublin, May 20, 1834. James Thomson Tennent. and Isabella his wife, and Jane Tennent,'- Plaintiffs; James Emerson Tennent, Letitia, his wife, Eleanor, their dauqhter, Robert Tennenf, M. D., Robert James Tennent, William Tennent, Anne Dillon, and others. Defendants. Mr. M‘Donnell opened the Bill, and Mr. Litton staled the Plaintiff’s case. The Bill was filed in January, to ...
... 4.V Ilf 104 Pm* I-;«h iwCt. Cons, r. D*h. Ct. *. p.Cf. n. L.4| .Ct Ct. M n!n»C* 001 OTji'g. PRO BEOS B*PE,—PRO BELFAST, MONDAY. JAN. 5. 1835. THE Th'. Gazette, Tuesday, contained the Proclamation, which we annex, diesoWinft the first Reform Parliament: the writs are returnable hy the 19th of February. BY THE KING-A PROCLAMATION. TOR DISSOLVING THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT, AND DECLAR- ING AND ...
... A Clergyman, who recently resided in the vicinity of Leicester, has decamped greatly debt. Among the erf. claims upon him. is one for 44)/.. due to the Sunday School children of his parish, who had placed that stun his custody, small weekly subscriptions. —E/»o. paper. Fire at Charleston.— A destructive tire occurred Charleston, (U. 5.,) on the night of the olt., by which 182 houses and stores ...
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