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... 1 02, June 3) :—Mr. O’Connell, after alloilioe, in the previous sentence, to the Repeal question, proceeds say;— Sir, I am to acknowledge, these are no longer roy feelings. No, Sir, 1 no longer di-sire to find arguments for the Repeal. I have, since the p-riod of which I speak, seen too much of the English people, received, at their hands, too much kindness, to desire to separated from them. ...
... Belfast ne«-> papers, for the three months ending 30th June, 1841 » *n , also, of the advertisement duty : Wtolgr, thrbb woirrws. CIBCCLATIO*. 49,000 • 1.257 .. •• . *.077 30.000 .. •• .. .. .. 14,000 .. .. 016 Chsomiclb, VINDICATOB, . Ulstbb Times. '.NT duty PAID OOBIMO THE SAME THESE MONTHS. XB.WWK, tao 12 o Chboniclb, .. •• .. •• •• 0 News-Lettbe, 0 0 Vindicatob, .. .. •• •• *MS Blstsb ...
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... who was at his back, p. y toother dear ! (Laughter •nd .. Any O’Connell and Kos. would fight. Dan him . tut man in the fair ?'—he challenges Done ,fill-«ireet, and when be finds roe ready, be 100 s (Laughter.) cries out, dear Lord, hou one the And, when Mr- Rota saj. „„ , peara. who arena of the big loaf, the t”® . h . round to hi* it willing take hi* Committee in Managing Comm,lire, and ...
... Zales, SALE THIS DAY. SUGAR BY AUCTION. INCLAIR & BOYD will S Ss AUCTION, at TWELVE o'clock, sfter Mr. Netson’s Sale, on This Day (THI 40 Hhds., 15 Tierces, and 30 Barrels Bar Antigua SUGARS, —— For Sale, the Bri, MORGIAN AA 197 Tons Register; classed pered and carries well, easy draught of water; every respect; requires only Provisions for Voyage. Bar Inventory. &c.; apply to the Master, ...
... DISSENTERS’ CHAPELS BILL. — TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN wi Sin,—The petition of Mrs. Armstrong, of influenced me to think more seriously than ever, cutions entered, and of others contemplated, the Non-subscribing Presbyterians of their ho ship. ‘The question at issue, as 1 understand | this :—Here is a plot of ground, grat ated some on which to erect a Meeting-how use and accomm ninety years ...
... made att none were successful, ebiefly owing to the judici mirable arrangements of Licutenant-Colonel commanding the rear guard, and for which he ¢ greatest The Lahore contingent, under the able ¢ Captain Lawrence, has invariably given the mi assistance, dragging the guns, oceupying the b covering the rear-guard. While ascending 1 and at Tezeen, their long jezails told effectively the ground, ...
... by my Camp, Captain Whittingham, who is well caleu ive his Lordship every information. I feel most thankful that I am enabled, at so period, to communicate an event mainly resulting | prosecution of our operations on this vital point, sc ».—I have, & ’ advocated by your Lordst H Goven, ut nan General. Commander-in-Chief, Madras, Comma it > ary Lar 1 Fore Expe 1 British Cantonment, before ...
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... CORPORATION OF BANGOR.âIMPORT ANT , MEETING. , A meeting -a, held yesterday, in the town of Bangor, County Dtwn according to notice, for the purpose ofcou¦ideriog the propriety of placing the town under the proT'- â¢ions the tnli of Geo. IV. The door, of the Town.hal were thrown open, twel.e oâclock, for the admission of the public; and, though the inclemency of day was exceedingly great ...
... that his ftuaciuus Saloon ami Hefre>»timc«it Pavilion Will erected on the occupied him last year, be will afford SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION to *n» offered on the Course. Mr. FRASER apologises to those gentlemen who were inadequately attended and supplied, or who were obliged j exosequence of its crowded state—lease his Pasi- last year and he most respectfully takes to an•oanc**, that such a ...