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... PUBLIC LIBIRARY. ~1.UI oN s EE T, A BE R DE E N. SiE ainitt5to this LIBRIARY and the IL Public ecpetiiytfoictta it iNV' 110 H i t ci hit' c her recently vecivL e, for thlcs-o of bolder: c :It thisi Library, is juot tiablishcd, and Imay be had A. l~ows &. to. can it itit gleat coni(dence recommttenit tri etc , pci. at So cli if NNV I 'liNGi nil ItA ItAlN l I'A1LI 3 t.: a rito c lic.tq a ci , ...

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... Mr. Jones Loro alludes to the causes assigned the advocates of the Rank, for a departure from their own rule, in 1836 and 1837 ; and observes, that “the amounts of the two last years may be taken BELFAST, SA T U RD A giving a true and correct view of the condition of the Baas. a time, and under circumstances, when there has existed no peculiar cause to justify an appa- rent departure from ...

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... At last, the long-expected Message of the President of the United States has arrived. It is, like all similar documents, exceedingly lengthy ; but we shall endeavour to make room for as much as will satisfy our readers. The President sets out as follows : •• Fellow-Citizens of the Senate and House of Repbesentatives,— l regret that cannot, on this occasion, congratulate you, that the past year ...

... TO THE HABITANTS OF BELFAST AND ITS SUBUBBS. Gentlemen, You are all aware, there Bill proposed to brought into the present Session of Parliament, the Spring Water for the better supplying of the town and suburbs of Belfast with water. Perhaps the inhabitants generally are not aware, that there is compulsory clause that Bill, which will compel every man pay tor that water, whether be require or ...

... A public meet of the electors of E Hnburxh, called together Mr. Maeaulay, was held on Tueailay, the Assembly-Rooms, hear him declare his sentiments a candi late for the representation of the city. two o’clock, the Lord Provo't entered the room, followed Mr. Macaulay. Aroowg those present, obsereed Sir Tliomas Dick Lander and S r J. G. Craiji, Barts.; Sir James Snittal. Sir J. Sir John Robison; ...

... Peat. s. d. 42 42 7 fi 40 11 39 9 and stock light, very little disposition has appeared to give way in prices. Bacon. Hams, and Lard are in steady request' well as Beef and Pork. Butter, per cwt.. Belfast, new. to ; Carlow, new, to 95s ; Sligo, to 90s; Banhridge. to 90s ; Kilkenny,9ss to 975; Clonmel, 95» 975 ; Wfterford, new. 955: Dundalk, Deny, 86s to 925; B ally money, 90« to Cork pickled ...