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... Monday, July 10. The Consolidated Fund Appropriation Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Militia Pay Bill was read a third time, and parsed. The Militia Ballots Suspension Bill was read third time, and passed. The Exchequer Bills (Public Works) Bill was read a third time, and passed. The Tithe Advances (Ireland) Bill was read third time, and passed. The Bankrupts (Ireland) Bill was ...
... stocxs. Endin'} April 1, 1837. per Cent. ' Onto Reduced.. Stork l>o. New, IS3O. 97i per Cent. iX-hs. Hank Stock Koya) Canal Stock tid. Canal Stork, Gd.CanalD.6u.Ct. 87J Gd.CamdD.4p.Ct. Hibernian Bank.. Royal Hank City Deba. 4p. Ct. National In. C 0 Dublin Kiiload Ulster Railroad Kilkenny Railroad Droehedaßailroiid Cltyb.SlcauiCuni. 110 Norttern OTftis. ••PRO S.EPB.—PRO PATRU ...
... On the Order of the Day being moved for resuming the adjourned debate on this subject, Mr. CURTEIS presented a petition from parish in Susan, in favour of the present law. Mr. D. W. HARVEY presented three petitions praying far inquiry into the operation of the Poor Law Act. Mr. BROTH KRTOK had always objected the Bif1 m unnecessary and inapplicable in manufacturing districts, because he ...
... the sale of Watch Glasses, &c. may add, that that gentleman's stock those articles stands unrivalled in Belfast. understand, that Surgeon Johnston, Castledawson, has |*cen appointed House Surgeon to the Dispensary and Hospital of this town. Mr.ETisc r«* Pr.rinox ron the Kepeai.op Catholic KmANt meeting took place at Exeter-Hall, London, Saturday, for this purpose ; but was miserably •uended. ...
... above Sale POSTPONED, untU THURSDAY, the 30th instant; immediately after Mr. HAnnraoß*a Auction. 897 ...
... of Jones, son of the messen•rer to the Tithe Commissioners, had his scull fractured if* a dreadful manner one of the plugs discharged from the cannon in St. James’s-park. The boy was taken, in an idmost hopeless state, to the hospital, and, during his continuance there, the Queen Dowager forwarded a very handsome sum to his parents. The lad lias recently been discharged. after being confined ...
... instant. The Liverpool Albion says—“ This fine ship is now taking in cargo and passengers for New-York. She was originally constructed for pleasure yacht, with the view of taking a large party on voyage to Gibraltar, and the ports of the Mediterranean. The intention was, to call at all the most remarkable places in Italy, Greece, and Egypt, and on the Northern coast of Africa. The speculation, ...
... Lord HOW’ICK then moved the order of the day for bringing up the Report of the CommiUeeof Supply, which, being agreed to. The SPEAKER put them to the House in the order last night voted: and on the sum of £3,101,663 Is 10d, for .providing for the charges of bis Majesty’s land forces at home and abroad, exclusive of India, being put. Mr. HUME said, that in this, the twenty-first year of peace, ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY. MAY 23. him'elf, atlorning the literature of Ilia coautry.-- ( Hear, anti .been.) From the mode .n .dnch had received, it trn. dear that poved agree »ith the lion, and Learned Gen^eman. Leave was then given to introtlucc Uie Bill. The House was shortly after counted. Friday, May 19. Lord Melgcno, for Hylho, and Mr. for Bridgewater, were introduced, and took ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir,— l liberty ofinforming your eorreipoodent, Q K ,** that, if, by the Euitaetstmt Fmnd, ihc General PreAyterUn Fund, whose mettiaam held in the Vcatry of Eustace street Congregation, Dublin, bn finite mistaken in hi* conjecture. That food rceelTcs no • wiriion the £397 allotted Gownmeut, toward* the iuZrt the widow. d , Minuter, the Bynod Ulster, nor any ...
... Sin,—May I take the liberty of asking you, where the Overseers have hidden themselves, whose duty it is to watch over public-houses, and prevent them from transgressing the late laws, framed for the regulation of such houses? I passed, on Tuesday night last, at a late hour, through Castle-lane, and was astonished to find a house, apparently shut, from which was issuing the Kentish Fire,” in ...
... dispose of heard of. Nov. JS, 1837. 183 MARRIED. (111 Inst., by the Rev. Robert Wilson, Robert Orr, Esq., i, .t n .'f Orr. F.sq. Gleiuilinii, Mary, only daughter the i.' Jnnics Ferguson, E-kj., Brackenblll. *t)n Kri.lftv morning, the 2Uh In St. Anne's Church, by the ...