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... woul take care ‘ I could have confidence, are, til to- should commit the young lady to her ¢ this house, Mr. M‘Mecaas— There is @ ady i and wo . n a governess, who is very eharge of ber. woe se then cam e forward. The lady of the hou: f she would ue dertake the f Crampton asked her i charge, she said sb e would. have a Mr. Hormes—No © ne, of course, = CaamPTo x—I certainly and shall dis but ...
... dust, and / € be carried in the they ney. aith TRAVELL ERS and ‘TOURISI S, at this» tteuT mere will he | West oF 1, Don, THE LASSWADE Patent Tapestry and Veivet Ca OBERT GUD Pe I has d the al Ng S Messes RICHARD CO., Edinvurgh, several Sag WA cont new Patterns of 26 PARPRTING. and will the Sale of them iv in Be ‘being confined to bi 44, Hizh-Street, Lath June, ——= = FOUN VD, é UNCH OF KEYS. ...
... the same effect, an: da petition from the city agreed to the imnort duties. at a public meeting, praying for an and the adoption of the comr sures of the Ministry. Mr. MACAULAY presen ted a petition burgh, in favour of the commercial measures vernment. an Mr. WARD prese ated 32 petitions, from t __ Lord POWER COURT presented a petitic th, in favour of the comme Corporation of Ba' t. (‘ Hear, ...
... a ~ 4 Q if N 77) be AAD Yrs 3 SP: a rests. The Charch of once, tt had lost sight of its 0 England ex ercises a similar control over the collegiate edu- cation of its Mini isters. Cambridge, Oxford, and Dublin, are subject to her supreme ecclesiastical authority. Other be allowed to operate ; but net more so in influences ma; the College than in the Church itself, such as is quite consistent ...
... Thutduy, Mulch 19, 1840. pjtXCB STOCKS, >lwnck..-^ X. 2 - Sh m St perCcnt. Debt 91*4 B*nk Stuck.. - Cana] Stock 31 91)4 Gd. Cannl Slock. 2*\ . CJd. C. D. Ct. - » B«tS Gd. C. D. Ct. Bantu.. V> _ - I I n ...
... JitETISG of the friends and supporters of Mr. E-nerson »nd Mr. Johnson took place yesterday In the Gymnasium, Fountain. street, se*en o'clock. On the motion of Mr. John Potts, seconded by Mr. Edmonson, Mr. Hill wa» called to the Chair. Mr. Ejiebso’* Tensest c* forwar.l, amid great cheer• ng, and rounds the KeniisU tire. Auer apologising for not being able, in consequence of indisposition, to ...
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... 8011, iho.e lo join C.0u.0 H.nr, Croi«titoo'. tr.oip. 17lh I, .neon—Liou- U«.ot-Colonrl C. Si. Quinton .a.joinoil 10-.iioii.rtrf. of this corps, at C .hir. Iro nl. »»c. Pn.atc Thoniat Horrc. f.trtirr, was drowned at nine o'clock, the „j .hi of the 13th, No. 3 well, the barrack, Caliir. Fool The last division of this corps with the volume-.!, w.ll’embark in a w days at toe Norrh-wall, p,r ...
... the 22d instant. GaBOCNtNO Opebations fob th« Week —Kitcren- Gabden ABO Obchabd.—/a-door Department Piae«.— Now that are in the heart of their growing season, let supply ,h *'® abundantly with the usual stimuli of liquid manure, and atron*, heat, shutting them up rally in the afternoon, with tb. ir learea all dripping, from the use of the synnge. Vinery. —The bunches of the latest tines may ...
... and 'jvpt ww pleaded Man, Jtmlarr,, for desertm? her rnfant ISO, WITH ISTEST TO MUf,O»IU for feloiuously cntting and stabbing Catherine J,,Aa of Tyrone, the 7th ot June to Ml her I’and John .tfi/doon, for anno* rained Mr. Settop Q C live in Tliektalh n, in this County. 1 remember the n«ht of the 7th of June. 1 -a. in bed that before anything tamled. I have three children. 1 anoke. to give chnr ...
... the draft myself. 1 what was to paid for swearing: it. think said 1 must have 1/. I never used the expression, “I must have 2/. That 1 swear. I did not say that I’d »f would swear it. unless 1 had*/. 1 wrote to Mr. Luremh i and said that had been put to trouble about it, and i asked him to pay me r,i ; refused do »o. I then ask- | ed Fisk to give me 2/. might have used the words, 1 }f i swear ...
... the Marquis of Donegal! in the Chair, for the purpose of taking into consideration certain alterations, proposed to be made by the Lagan Navigation Company, in the Lagan canal, which alterations the said shareholders conceived might materially affect the Botanic Garden. After some observations from Mr. John Montgomery, Mr. M'Cfeery said, he did not know how he could better explain the ...