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... grand dinner was given, on Wednesday, the Irish Society, the Earl of Mulgrave and Lord Morto congratulate them upon their re-appointment her Majesty to the important offices of Lord Lieutenant and Chief Secretary for Ireland. The Chair was taken by Sir Matthew Wood, the Governor of the Society; John Lhenezer Davies, Esq., the Sac retan' of the Society, acted Vice-Chairman; and William ...
... yt R. CAHSIDY, 4«j n., .\S the honour to announeWhat he willre-com| jnence Tuition, at hit AcadfnA, on THURSDAY, 2, at the usual hours. Mr. C. will, also, giro instniglfons in other necessary IIC | graceful cserciscs, adapted i*TOularly to improre the .srriacc of his Pupils. ia. Cuichesteb-St., Oct. 21, 1837. 1033 ...
... 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 ...
... Majority over the Hanoverians, the day, 144. POLL. O’Connell, 3,009 j Hamilton, Hutton, 2,995 | West, Gross majority over the Hanoverians, 36. Previous the announcement of the poll, Mr. O’Connell, accompanied by Mr. Leland Crosthwaite, Mr. Thomas Reynolds, and several other gentlemen, appeared on the platform, when a wild and enthusiastic shout of acclamation rent the air, accompanied the ...
... this fable had been realized in the person the Honourable Uaronet. (Cheers and laughter.) It him, that the change from Middlesex North v iltshirc, whilst it restored the Baronet from age youth, hail also produced an oblivion of all early opinions of all associations, of all former friendship, and of all that should dear to public man—the character of his former hie. (Loud cheers.) But. there ...
... 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 ...
... everywhere, and will require cutting very quickly. The appearance of the crop most promising in tbit neigh* bourl.ood, and several stacks have been made in excellent condition. The oats and barley have, also, improved very much, and are fast getting ripe; a great breadth is cut, and some already housed. The {teas are nearly all housed, and, we believe, will turn out well. Beans are short, but ...
... RIBBONISM * THE STANDARD’* AND MR •*TO THE EDITOR THE FREER JOURNAf.. Darrynane Abbey, 17M Sept., 18.17. ** Sir,—l read, with some surprise, in yoor paper Thursday,the 14th insf., the following paragraph:—•*Tta true, Meath not Ulster, and 'tts trwe, Mr. admitted, there were Jorly-tjtree Hibbom im Meath.'— You must have believed, that I made such adMuemm, else I am sure you would not have ...
... hand, Largo Assortment BEST WEST OF ENGLAND C'lothfli anil Ua^lneres, Permanent Colours, suitable for Mournings. ...
... I run. May ft. Most Sir,—l bare now the honour to report to your Excellency, the final result of the operations of the lost few days, of the corps d'armie entrusted command. On the morning of the Itilh inst., the two battalions the rebels which occupied Oyorzuu, abandoned, our approach, that town. The inhabitants, thus liberated, threw open their gates. 1 left there garrison of 700 men. The ...
... during the preceding week. IV ■ regret to sute, that the past week haa been Hill wo«e. ...
... Liverpool, Tuesday, Sept. ID.— Grain —We have again notice very short supplies of all article* connected with the trade; during the week, duty lias been paid on upwards of 4,000 quarters foreign Wheat. Since this day se’nnight, the weather has, generally, been wet, and unfavourable fur the completion of harvest; consequence, good fresh old English and foreign Wheat has been in request, both ...