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... of Mr. David Woods, to be appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits and special bail for the county of Antrim. In the rising and populous. town of Belfast there were at present twelve commissioners, four of whom were atto neys, and five attorneys’ ...
... Mr. O'’Conxert—I now rise to move that a com- mittee of eleven be appointed to carry the foregoing reso- lution into effect, and report on Thursday, The motion was seconded by Mr. Danize M‘Naviy, and passed unanimously. EASTER-MONDAY VESTRIES, ST. ANDREW’S ...
... the house should pronounce its opinion on that point before Easter ; but if it was intended not to move that instruction, be thought it would be in. convenient to enter upon it before Easter, when they would only be able, perhaps, to get through two or ...
... Brabazon is a most excellent member of parliament; but lam told that be will not attend in the House of Commons until after Easter. Now, I wish that our secretary intimate to the Rev. Mr. Durkan, that it would be advisable for him and others call upon Sir ...
... incarnation of anarchy-stirring up the fierce .democracy. to l tumult and sedition-prompting every stone in I Palace-yard to rise up in rebellion against social order, and. devoting kings and parliaments to the in- fernal gods. Rip Van Winkle was agood ...
... to'insure retdy sale ; having been made expressly for the Establishment, under peculiarly advantageous circumstances, belore any rise took place in the dscription of Wool such articles are made of. The strictest attention will be those who may favour the House ...
... |»repared. by weekly Lectures the Sacred Scriptures an.! Charch CatechUm. for the usual Examinalifcis held the week previous Easter. At thit Institution the Stu.lonf for every Profession will meet with considerable ndvantnges. The Classical Pupil will gradually ...
... receive Proposals for supplying the several Prisons of the City of Dublin, from the 2Gtli day November to the last day of Easter Term next, Aith ho following Articles, viz. : / Bread, in Loaves, Shoes and Repairs, //~) Flour, Wheattneal, Leather Caps ...
... THEATRE-ROYAL, DUBLIN. 'The Public is respectftully informned that the Theatre will he re-ened N EASTER MONDAtipril 16, 1838, on which 0 occasion the Performntin`;sw`l commence with the favourite Drama of I ' ' the THERESE, THE ORrpjj OF GENEVA.. Carwin ...
... bi vel t the noble lord accused the Speaker as much as hon. em- bers on their (the opposition) benches, and he had inter to rise and defend the ebair from the noble lord, who w cheered by gentlemen opposite when he accused bimse'f (Sir R. Inglis) and his ...
... trented with much liveliness and such skill, that the beaten track of the tourists be never fails to and it scarcely possible to rise from Excursions without gratification, if not instruction. Few writers have been more prolific than Mr. Cooper ; and, certainly ...
... shall next will be the week when the import duty will asser- lowest: but if the weather should be unfavoura Ad- average will rise, and the duty will fall to Is per « Fortunes may be lost or won according as this determined one way or the other. y most We ...