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... just little cautious, in picking, aud digging, and hoktog the Scottish Establishment, leat their own venerable pile, which, some of its upper .tories, is assented to be little rickety, should come tumbling about their ears. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) So far hit own feelings were concerned, deplored the hardship wl.ich their poor, persecuted brethren of the Church of Scotland must necessarily ...
... SALE THIS DAY. SUGAR AUCTION. SINCLAIR BOYD will SELL by-Ar'TJC- TiO.V. Thi. Day (SATURDAY), the 2Mbintt., at TWELVE o'clock, 60 Hhds. ) 2 Tierces DEMERARA SUGARS. 15 Barrels ) Doo»-g»ll-Qu«y, 25ih February, 1843. auction of damaged goods, For account of whom it may concern. WILL beSOI.D by AUCTION,on MONDAY ndl. thp 27th in««nl. at TWELVE o'clock, the STORES Messrs. RICHARDSON. BROTHERS, ! ...
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... Oh Sunday, Mr. O’Cunnell held Repeal meeting at Mallow, where, it is said, he was met by 4041,000 persons The Very Rev. Dr. Culliot presided, and Mr. O'Conoell spoke upon the usual topics. In the evening, he was entertained at public dinner; and, on his health being gi« he delivered an address, more menacing, and more directly preparing hit followers for action, than any that he hid ...
... GBAND-JURY RATES— COUNTY DOWN. (Conclusion of the Report the Committee of ratepayer. ' of the Barony of Doffeno.) Clemb oe tr e Caoteit ard Peace— The dalle, of Clerk of the Cro.n are conßoed to the Asaiies. Hi. sa,.r. i. 4001. a-ye.r from .he Count, addition whieh reeei.e. fee. a.er.gioa 1131.. making 673/.; for .hl.h, it appear, by the e.ideree of Commi.Moner.. .he done, requoed at.rod.nee “ ...
... A V A 0 F Tll E 0 V Ell LA N D DI A M AIL. Last night, intelligence tho arrival of the Overland India Mail reached us. Owing to the state of the weather, no precursory announcement, by telegraph, was received in London, where the Mail arrived on Saturday forenoon. From second edition of The Times of that day, and from a late edition of The Sun, we take the annexed details. Tho news may briefly ...
... cooaT bench—Dublin. Thursday, mat 4. The Queen *. Sum. Gray. Mr. Napier .tated, that the traverser had been .urntnoned to attend the Court, a notice, .erred on the part the Crown; and Mr. Gray be.n« now pretent. he would wish to know what was required of him. Judne don appear lor now . Mr. Napier—The Crown hare aer.ed a summon, on to attend, and been obliged lo some up, consequence. Judge ...
... {RAGE THE SIX WEEKS WHICH REGULATES DUTY. AGGREGATE I Wheal. Barley.! Oats. Kyc. l'cas. Average. 30 7 1 30 6|32 Duty..—..^.-..—. I 0 0 10 6 10 6|lo ti Provisions. —There has been brisk di-mand for Irish Butter, and priert are higher. The trade, fcr the roost part, deem safe to gel atocked present rate* ; although the errier.ls were large, last week, and reached 29,400 firkins ; the ...
... Belfast, Wednesday, July Gram, frc. —Mar- well supplied with Oatmeal, and bare of eeery thing else. Prices unchanged. Weather very fine for the country. Red Wheat, IDs to Barle), to 7s Id ; Oats, to , Oatmeal, fid to 10* fid per cwl Provision* Highest price of first Pigs the Belfast Weighhouse. 34s fid ; second, 33s 3d third, 32s per cwt. Highest price of first firkin Butler, fid per lb. Flour ...
... Thursday* DutmbuT 7. I 8«». PATatA Stapta. BELFAST, SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1843. Tue London papers, of Thursday morning, did not arrive, last night, the regular mail. the afternoon of yesterday, however, received, by the steamer Reindeer, from Liverpool, The Morning Chronicle, of Thursday; and from it intelligence of some importance, chiefly in relation to the state of affairs in Spain, We also ...