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... A quarterly meeting of this body took place in the Town-ball, yesterday, at twelve With a few exceptions, there was full attendance of tbe Aldermen and Councillors of tbe Borough. The Mayor said, that, before proceeding to the consideration of the business which they had met to transact, he wished to address an observation to them ; and be thought they would readily admit tbe necessity of ...
... anti-repeal meeting at A was held, ye»terday, it Hilliborough, for the purpoie adopting re,olotioot support of the Union, ind coodemnstory of the present Repeal agitation. The intention of holding such . meeting did not seen to hs»e generally known, a. se.eral person, with whom enoke, our arne.l there, were not s-sre that was to place. The Court-houte, in which the meeting was Id would here ...
... Belfast, Wednesday, June 28.—Grain, Oats and Oatmeal are in fair demand, at improving price*.— Other articles unchanged, and rather dull. Weather keeps very tine. Prices follows: Red Wheat, Barley, to 6s 6d ; Oats. 6s to 6s 6d ; Oatmeal, 10s to 10s 6d per cwt. Provitiont —Best price of the Belfast Weigh-house, 33s second, 31s 6d ; third, 295. per cwt. Best price of Butler, per lb. Flour. ...
... or BELFAST. —SDMMOItt TO ATTEND MEETI!«O or COUNCIL. Sib,— You are hereby requested to attend a special meeting the Council of the Borough of Belfast, which has beco called by the Right Worshipful the Mayor, to held in the Town-hall, Police-Buildings. Wednesday next, the 26th day of January instant, noon ; which it is proposed to transact the following business, vix. ; —To receive reports from ...
... ila*. Saturday, November 11. Mb O’Robke .pp«r J OB Mi.lf the 0.. Meded undrr'tbe Act for lightinj the town v.ilh g*>. which , , Ti,,, if person shsll wsntooly or mshcioutly hinXr orin.lr.op »ld Compeny, their deputies, serrants, o, .ny of them .n doing or of the works, or eierei.e .n, of the authorities U, this Act granted, .ball to any. seise cause procure such interruption or hindrance to ...
... TUE REV. T. D. GREGG IS BELFAST. A meeting was held, last night, Exchange Build* inga, Belfast, agreeably to the following public notice;— « Protestant meating—A public meeting will (D.V.) be held io Belfast, on the evening of Monday next, the 3d of April, when the Ke». Tresham D. Gregg, A.M., Chaplain of St. Nicholas Within, Dublin, Vice-Patron of the Dublin Protestant Operative Association ...
... BOROUGH OF BELFAST.—REVISION THE The Revision of tbe Burgess Roll commenced at the Court-house, on Saturday morning, about ten o'clock, before the Mayor, and Echlin Molyneux and Thos. K. Lowry. E'qrs., Assessors. Joseph Napier, E-q., appeared Counsel for the Conservative party. Mr. Bernard Lennon appeared as Solicitor for Mr, Macßrair, the objector for Liberal party. Mr. Bates, the Town-Clerk, ...
... .-morrow (WEDNESDAY), tht »t DUNBAR’S-DOCK, TWELVE o'clock, the C.rgo (bo Ueltloi, from Miiamicui, coo‘l I3 While PINE TIMBER ; g DEALS, 12 9 x 3 2 ••• BtolBx9 3 j Afl Bright I*2 to 18 xllx 3 ; V Spruce 1 600 ’ 12 x 7x3;) DEALS. 14 to 20 x 7x3 ;J Fathom* LATH WOOD. GEO. C. HYNDMAN, Broker. Belfast. Ilth July, 1843. 37 SALE TO-MOHHO QUEBEC PINE TIMBER AND DEALS. THE ...
... N°ble Duke (Argyll) opposite, whether, and when, was . of presenting a petition, entrusted him, on . ' of the Church of Scotland, a. it would proceedings, with reference to hia (Lord C ““■h. Duke of ARGYLL «d. be did not. « pre.en, intend to present petition on the quet 10 - not feel bound m, th.t .bould nut it >t .11, or when he ahould present it. . Lord DENMAN con.pl.ined of misrepreseot ...
... 38$ • Irish, finr, 35$ lo 365; do. superfine, 36s fid l • 38$ Canadian, per brl. of I9filbs., 26s 2fis fid ; United Sules, sweet. 2fis to 27s ; do. sour, 24s fid to 25s fid ; Oatmeal, per 2401b5.. new, 19. to 19s 6d old, 18$ to 19«. j- Provisions.—The arritalt of new Butter, from Irel.nd, have fullv met the demand; prices have receded n-uler bly Wbal old Butter there is left may he purchased . ...
... Thb Overland Mail from India has been received, bringing intelligence from India and China. The accounts are of satisfactory kind, giving evidence of a settled state of affairs with China, and holding out prospect of a steady and increasing trade with that great country. have no room for remarks, and proceed to extract the important portions of the information brought by this arrival:â CHINA ...