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... —Nathaniel Barton, of StraffAn. KILKENNY.—John De Montmorency, of Castle Morris. KILKENNY ClTY.—Richard Smithwick, of Birchfield. KING'S COUNTY.—Edward John Borr, Ballindolan. LEITRIM.—William Johnston, of Kin lough House. LIMERICK.—Eyre Lloyd, of Prospect Castle ...
... Dover . Mr. George Fry, Builder. Ditto Mr. T. B. Claringbould, Gentleman. Ditto Mr. Alex. O. Hcndrey, Solicitor’s Clerk. East Peckham.. Mr. Alfred Hatch, Farmer. Elham Mr. Thomas Tipper, Schoolmaster. Faversham . ...
... the late Mr. A ANTI'IONY SCANl)RElT, of IFifirough, are re. qulested to furnish samne fol th I * tlfd l Persons judettel to said Estate areperemnporly rsquied , ilay tileir ?? before the 1st of February, 1850, tqN TllOMAS SCOTT, Or lli ?? nr to MR. HENlRY ...
... Ea , y D asn ß ,db Ai V I A I ::: v r 0 4/ , 4: :11 tl e PRINTS of that celebrated amateur Francis PuLl, their Great Room, King-street, St James's -square• o ll o f Or MN Executors, THE valuable and very interesting Col r l d e e e r tinte li ~11 s ts ...
... DriATH OF TlE REV. DR. KuwkAN.-The Rev. Dr. Kirewan. President of Qieetea College, Galway, died on ?? last, at his residence, Oughterard, of which he !va8 parish priest. For some time previous to the open. Ing of the College, Dr. Kirwan bad been in a ...
... board the Stnft, •• •• Poor Luw Hi lief Ireland) Bill read third lime in the Commons, '* 10. Debate in the House of Commons on Mr. motion on the Temporalities of the Dish Church, *' 11. of Peace between Germany and Drhmgrk, 13. Fatal Contlict at Dolly'.* ...
... abiding or coming within twelve miles of the Palace at Westminster. This court was designated “The Court of the King of the Palace of the King at Westminster.”’ Aecording to the letters patent the Lord Steward had power to nominate and admit “ four counsel- ...
... York Journal. td- ief Dr GUTZLAn F ON CHisNA -The proceedings at the er. second monthly meeting of the Statistical Society for the he current reas on, held on Monday evening, was tendered 'h eunusually interosting by the presence of Dr. GWe'zlaff, uthc ere ...
... TIlE FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST.- Count de Valmont, Mr. Calcraft; Florian, Mr. H. Bland; Baron Longueville, Mr. Barrett; Bertrand, Mr. Lingham. Sanguine, Mr. Hastings; Eugenia, Mrs. Brougham; MO: nice, ...
... of the tru powers which the Petition prayed for, TI Dr. Briscoe Owvea said lie couil beher ostt tle obser- bs vations which Mr. Davies had made. H e fully cotetir- th red with iim; aind Ifs thought Mr. Davies was'entitled foi te gront praitiefor tthe ...