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... l*e also attributed, the improvement and general tranquillity that country, and the diminution of the character and number of outrage# Uicre.whicb,—although, I am aware certain persons affect deny it, —is susceptible of the most proof, from dry returns and statements, and the authority of documents, f Cheers.) Well, though is true, that the tranquillity of Ireland has increased, largely ...
... Lakxe Male ajid Female School*. —On the 23d ultimo, publiceiaminatioM the in attendance at these valuable seminaries, took place, before numerous and respectable assemblage the Committee and Subscribers the Schools, and oilier friends the Xational System of Education, which. In this neighbourhood, is extending, without distinction sect or party, the blessings of a valuable and efficient ...
... Tons Old Red and White WHEA T Puncheons Old WHISKMTi from 2 to 4 Years in bond; FOB BALC BT JAMES ARNETT. Carrickfergtts l«tb December, 1836. 267 ...
... MISS C1ATHE.RINE SINCLAIR'S 7I'd1 ic fti is ttlbli4lnd, In flit. V .,Ilium, Plost Stvo. priio 70'. in cloth, fOIdlIN SOCIETY,7 or thle MNARCH iof INTE'IL.o 'nhcewicoioa~ior of SIODE1)IUN ACG01 I'l.ISIiMiNTS6. Rouitetl~r of .the late Itiglit 1 'In. Sir Joh1n1 Sinclair, 13:t.t hOuidat: IJAME:- NbOITie & Co. lirarI'. SUMett: witt cc & Co. il,Iinbuorli; and soldl by A. lllvs,&r, &cu. 71, 'Unionl ...
... N4EW AND POPULAXU 11oig%. 501.1) BY A. IlBOWN ?? CO., BOOKISEALulEIs, 71, UNION' STIHIET, A.lEltUL]N. L-ADYINMARY WORTLEY MON'TAGUEF'S LIFE' L and LE.YriEis. Edited he L.ord DWharnclitlix 3 ?? lI'vi* witli Portraits, -C2 2s. i.Is. GoLDSmairt mvSi.F, friimi a variety of Ori-gillo Soot ci's. by Ali, Prior. 2 vols. 421 Ii:.. ilW''l'lilS LIFL, (01 ii ESIION III] NC lb. Irat POE1 ,1, lbye l`i1 ...
... This meeting, for which the note of preparation has been long sounded, took place, in the round room of the Man. sion-House, on Tuesday. When our (Dublin K. Poet’,) reporter* entered the room, shortly before eleven o’ch*ck, the) found it nearly filled a great number of persona, who were actively exercising themselves, a simultaneous clapping of hands, called “the Conservative Fire, which is ...
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... PL'BLIC BREAKFAST EDIN BURGH, TO Wednesday morning, a public breakfast, which was numerously attended, was to the Reverend Dr. Cooke, Belfast, in the Waterloo Rooms, Edinburgh. Mr. read a motion, with which he had Imvii intrusted, which was to the effect, that the meeting, impressed with the obligations they were under to Doctor Cooke, for the ability and teal with which he had defended the ...
... W EDMESDAY, Jnuuwy 18, 1837. BtiTi.-On thelth inst. Mlrs TuoMAS BrST, of a daughter. HIRTH.-At 9S, Saxe Cobourg Place, Edinburgh, Mrs VALEN. SIXE IIAGART, of Glendelvine, ofa daughter. BIlReT-.At the Manse of Gamrie, on the 13th January, MIS WILSON was safely delivered of a sOI1. BliTu.-At Olrig, Caithness, ol the 3d instant, the Lady of JAM LS SMtrTiH, Esq. of Olrig, of a san. Married here, ...
... MR. OXOVNBLL KILKENNY. Os Monday, shortly after 1 o’clock, Mr. O’Coooell arrived in Kilkenny, from Dublin. He met two or three mile* outside the town, by an immense concourse of people. The Kilkenny band were placed in chariot, drawn by f horses, and moved on at the head of the procession, playing several patriotic airs. They were followed by the weavers of flic Ormond factory, bearing two ...
... feelings, oppressors and persecutors, and placed tfarth in hostility the great body of the nation. I have stated this a sample of the evils of Slate interference and compulsory revenue; and I maintain, that, those means, the diffusion of Protestantism has been retarded. I maintain, that the connexion with the authority of the State has injured every religion, and even' religious sect, which ...