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... eNitrril and auxiliary workhouses, numbering 4,762, ,err: ph•ntifully regailed with bread, butter, and coffee at breakfast and dinner on Christmasday, the master and matron having lett nothing undone to make the multitude happy. The clothing of deceased paupers ...
... sent a prime ox and 300 loaves ot bread to the meuilisity. The Privy Council decided agatast the appeal of the Conservative party against the new arrangement of the Wards of Dublin, by Major Lareom and Mr. David Lynch, Q.C. The Council finally a:suctioned ...
... After ' which they adjourned to their new Lodge and Club rooms, Upper Cecil-st. to celebrate the annual festival, a sumptuous dinner having been provided for the occasion. After the usual ley al and masonic toasts the enjoyment of the festive board continued ...
... Nl'Dotiougli, of Bailin, presented the perish priest with 13 on Christmas day, being the contribution of himself and six of his party, for which the clergyman, Rec. J. lltilter, returned thanks. The solemn and interesting service connected with the terminal ...
... iefs place in India. Sir E 'rem:lent, the colonial 'worn:tory, was to leave Ceylon in December. lie refucc , l a farewell dinner. The legit.- 'afire council has protected a^:ainct the annual &oil. tribution of .e 24,000 to the r.iiiitary chest, while ...
... himself ftar henrioir, trf declare whether is iodependant or pipcemaa.” If the Doctor's advice taken himself and the NtNtn party must he got rid of well (ha aid Ireland leaders. Where then shall engage “sew performers? Wheat can we Mat?— Whom shall wa ...
... Mr. Sidney Herbert. The First Lodge of Ireland entertained their distinguished brother mason, Colonel Chatterton, M.P., to dinner onSt. John's Day. Michael Hawkins, charged with the murder of Patrick Clarke, Esq., of Southhill, near Ncuagh, in DM, and ...
... patients must comfortable. DCNCAN AFFLECK, Surg. Nth Rest. New Barracks. Limerick, 21st Dee. 1849. Saturday last, a splendid dinner was given at Ridley's Hotel, Tullamore, by the Solicitors practising ut king's County Quarter Sessions, to William Newell ...
... were slaying Chri-linas to have gone Gibraltar. Lola wa- r l in a French steamer timl evening with foreigners, who are in her party,to and another man land . does not succeed in getting board t hopes to catch him. is 'n £ that Heald has embaiked this m i ...
... it appeared that £38.377 of the rate was still outstanding—the average cost of pauper for the week, including the Christmas dinner, Is. Id. A letter was then read from the li«v. J. M’Dunala. chaplain of an auxiliary workhouse, staling that the chalice used ...
... Ile is the heir to his wealthy aunt. On Thursday the Earl of Clanearty gave his tradespeople and tenantry a harvest home dinner at the Farm Yard, (lethally, Ballinasloc. There were 23 candidates for matriculation at Queen's College, Cork, yesterday, ...
... into the contemplation of the legislature. This, I freely admit, looks very like raisgovernment, but how can the landlord party reproach our present rulers with England advanced her loans and grants, of immense amount, year after year, for drainage and ...