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... would given for a rate rent, upon payment of a fine. 1 Proposals will received Mr. JOHN WOOD, Lurgan ; and information, to title, andefther particulars, may had from JOHN HAZLETT, Estx, Solicitor, No. 3, Lower Dominick-Street, Dublin, and Lurgan. VALUABLE ...
... Boleno, then, in full down costume, advanced the footlights, and this was not the least funny affair of the night. Waving hi* arm gracefully, thus addressed the* heaving and excited pit— Indies and gentlemen, would von kind enough to seated?” (“ No, no”—“ ...
... litis day, was fi>r llio final examination the hankropts, which had Lni-n adjourned since la-'l Friday. Alesttrs U. Arm«tr«n|{ and John Levy appeared Cuuum-I (with Mr. Arthur agent) for the bankrupts; Mr. 11. I». Kant* was fur the Railway Cotn|any ; Mr ...
... a report, on the information they had received, and it would impossible for them attend, according invitation. Mr. Henrv Grattan then proposed they should adjourn till next day ; but, after some discussion. Major Blackball moved adjournment till the ul ...
... tlial the dreadful scenes that hare lately occurred, at Tooting, shall prevented, future. THK HUSH INSI IIItECTION. Mr. 11. GRATTAN gave notice, that, Monday, would move for returns the number of troops of the line employed in the insurrection iu Ireland ...
... Windischacbt, which they look storm, and afterwards entered. The Austrians captured 12 guns, mortars, several gun-carriage*, arms, and baggage, and made upwards prisoners. The rebels had (JO killed, and 120 wounded ; the Austrians hail « killed, and I. ...
... battle the endowment system. Let them tear the gown and bands—let them tear his own gown and bandi, which had derived from John Calvin. hoped they would act the principle which actuated I young lady, when she was jiited by her swain. -She did not attempt ...
... principle of the Bill, as one which had led great inconvenience. (Hear, hear,) The next resolution was travagancc. . Sir JOHN followed, regarding the proposed reductions attempt take the wind out the sails of the Manchester school. Mr. WODEHOUSE treated ...
... ry address to John Temple Reilly, Ksq., the occasion of his being appointed principal Agent over the Downshiro properties in the North. The Chair was occupied by George Tyrrell, Esq., M.D., and the meeting was addressed by the Rev. John Rodgers, Rev. ...
... two elections lor Dock Ward, one for a Spring Water Commissioner, vacant by the retnoval Mr. John Jackson from this country, for which Messrs. John Murphy and John are candidates. The other for Town Councillors, the place Messrs. Andrew Mulhollund and Samuel ...
... Scrope’s name is, therefore, retained the ltd. Mr. GRATTAN then moved, that the House called over Friday, with view having full House lo decide upon the second reading of the Coercion Bill. Lord JOHN 111 SSF.LL objected; and, after stating that the Suspension ...
... Messrs. J. O’Connell and Henry Grattan. The renewed debate on the propo-ed grant for the alleviation of Irish distress was a serious one ; and minority of 143 against the motion an emphatic warning to Ireland. Lord John Russell spoke considerable length ...