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... , AND IRON BEDSTEAD WAREHOUSE, 0, HARCOUKT STKEET, DUBLIN. J. TRACY, Successor to R. Telford, BEGS call the attention of theNobititvqnad&nif'T,and Public in general, to his specimens of Windaw Blinds of every deecription ; Patent and Plain Iron BeiLeends ...
... and Aquesseau, a model of judicial purity amongst all the infamous corruption which disgraced France under Louis XV., and the Duke of Orleans—to this order of nobility belonged L'Hopital, and I*o Tallier, on whom Boasuet has pronounced the most splendid ...
... 24 to Dee. 29. Irish Butter. ?? 3 1266 firkins. Foreign ditto .. ?? ?? 1777 casks. Bacon ?? ?? ?? 736 bales. METALS.-The iron markets have remained firm. The par- tial suspension of business at Christmas has, of course, interfered, still the tendency ...
... Eglinton ?? , ?? 27 £20,116 Duke of Bedford ?? ?? ?? 454 9,387 Sir J. Hawley ?? ?? ?? 19 9,340 Lord Chesterfield ?? ?? ?? 18 8,842 Lord Stanley ?? ?? 24 7,030 Lord Exeter ?? ?? ?? 82 05,875 Colonel Peel .. ?? 17 6,755 Duke of Ricbmond ?? ?? 22 5,235 Mr ...
... GUARANTEE ASSOCIATION. CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY, FOB LONDON, CALLING AT FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, AND SOUTHAMPTON, THE Steamer DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE, Captain Richard Williams, is intended to {foil from tbe North-Wall, with Goods and Paeoengere, on TO-MORROW, ...
... alteration will be done, or the money retdrned. 47; MARY-STREET. RED BANK OYSTER STORES, LUNCH AND- SUPPER ROOMS,. 17 AND 18, DUKE-STREET. rfHE OYSTERS this season are peci4uarly d good, having been reared as ?? fed on the :cele- brated Red Bank. There has ...
... His ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT, the d KWEg of the Belgians, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Field Mirshal the Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Devonshire - tbe Right. Hon. the Lord Mayor of London, the Marquis of Abercorn, and a large number of the Nobility ...
... Gore Booth, and felt aggrieved at this interference with his rights.—Sligo Journal. IRON Sate BUILDING IN C;RK.—Nlr:Pike is building an immense iron vessel at his iron ship building yard, Ilargrave's-quay. She is intended fur the New York trade, whencomploled ...
... through a strongly guarded door, or rather window, into the treasury. Tim treasury is a dark gloomy apartment, fitted up with iron pres :es. which are supplied with huge locks and bolts, and which are perfectly fire proof. Gold, silver, and paper money ready ...
... The visitors to the Queen this week have been the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Mary and Prince George of Cambridge, Prince Frederick of Hesse, Lady Augusta Cadogan, Baron Knesebeck, the Duke and Duchess of Nemours, and the Rev. James Cartmell ...
... apportion the prizes between uni versa of competitors. The Royal Commissioners are—with the Prince Consort at their head—The Duke of Buccleuch, the Earl of Ho-'se, Earl Granville, the Earl of Ellesmere. Lord Stanley, Lord John Russell, Sir Robert Peel, ...
... Public in general, to his specimens of Window Blinds of every description ; Patent and Plain Iron Bedsteads ; Patent pheenix and Plain Stoves ; Patent Revolving Iron Howell's Patent Double-Action Swing Vj x~J fifliUjMrt Warehouse Doors ; Arnott’s Ventilating ...