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... judges' m ■hamia. An extra prize recommended, for a very fine specimen of doryauthis excelsa To the value of a second prise, to Lord O’Neill. Two very fine specimens of rousa cavnndishii exhibited (to each of which a prize is recommended) —First, to Lord O’Neill. Second, to Thomas Greg, Esq. Ti ree very well grown specimen of deaf llgs, in pots (particularly noticed) —First prize, to Lord O ...
... larger than in most of the Continental countries. imposition of general taxes, the agriculturists had cor contrived to get special exemptions, as upon proba legacy duties, and even the minor items of farm se husbandry horses, sheep-dogs, and so on. Thus, het he had made out his own case; but how was such a. be gainsaid by the amendment of which Mr. Bao given notice, for an examination into the ...
... The return of Suiap* ~' u ‘ 'd The endiDK 3lil Uecemtrer last, J j during that fallowing if the total number uf itaiopa lime, each of the Bellast papers o^i, No. of Sumps. The Worthern Wh!j?. ®®J 7*.9 The Ulster TUusa. .. »w. .. The Vindicator. .. •• 4i -, .. 807 The New»-better. advertisement duty The Northern Wbig. • '• * i 9 l-he Banner o* Ulst«r. H6 13 The Ul#«*r Time* 9 0 The f,3 0 The ...
... prosecution of useless and factious proceeding. We have nut room to dwell farther upon this subject, at present; and we shall conclude mentioning, that, so eager were the Corporators to rush upon their prey, that, in the course of very short time after the'passing, od the resolution, yesterday, they sent tiieir Town ClOTk (for suppose he was instructed), with carpenter, to break open the door ...
... This was an action of trespasi. It exciied considerable interest, and the trial occupied Hie Court the entire day.— A verdict was returned fur the plaintiff, with costs. Counsel fur the pi dntitf—Messrs. Nelson, (i C-, Tomb, Q.C., Napier, and Andrews. Ageni—Mr. H. Wallace. Counsel for the defendant—Messrs. Gilmore, Q, C., Whiteside, Q.C., and J&y. Agent—Mr. Juhu Wsroock. LoffDONDEiiitY Assizes ...
... 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 ...
... Prrsbytrry of Edinburgh hate refused to consider .Jp,option of .he Town Council, .o reduce the of Ministers in that city, in consequence of the late se i« with deep regret, that we the death of Sir T. Charles Morgan-one of the * -n it was ever our good fortune l»e associated with, r '“i„ public ..r pri.atc lilc. Sir Ch.rl.. Mucp.n h s-n John Morgan, q , for many year* resident in Pbsrlottc-»• ...
... purpose of taking into considers-11 the' propriety of adopting some uniform system, the Teral of the County, towards carrying out the *** of the Arms Act, which, announced on nrlesdav ctme into ooeration on the 13th inst. There re»enl— The High SheiifT, Nathaniel Alexander, P. Hon. Geo. Handcock, Geo. Macartney, E-.q., j Allen, E*q , Thomas Verner, Esq., W. Molony, M., Cap'ain Uyas, R.M., ...