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... THE STRIKES IN LIVE D The labour-strikes have been continued during the past week, and, in most instances, they have been sac cessful in obtaining the advances demanded The cabinet-makers are now receiving 2s. a-week extra. upholsterers 2s., corn-porters 6d. a-day, and Plasterer, fid. a-day. The movement among the nightmen Ira not been so successful, owing to their want of fund5 - must of them ...
... ?? l E K A I I R W A R. I it ra a :a r I fl *- 11 f . (FPrini tile Timies.) a i l tlke C'alcuf tta ba ve received intelligence resptectilig the i irdi ittill otf thete e Nhat hit e icicl, sholild it prove triu a Cannot fl Iil t) _hve gelnlrlal Satisfililcten. . i kce tho etl ?? k tile U ovnor tain BLeasuta I:mid all m td ?? fittilt ill tlat (Itllnl'tif. ?? Excelleiey hlied close~d iewintits ...
... GLASGOW, APRIuL 1. Statistics of Seil)pping on the Clyde.-In the elaborate as to tabular statement published icn the .Aail last week, thei the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. M'Millan and Son, affec of Dumbarton, was by some oversight omitted; but done ve believe that with that exception the list is in the was main correct. Messrs. M'Millan have at present three grie) very fine vessels on the ...
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... IDISTRICT INTELLIG ENCE.1J BEVERLEY. CHuRCtnwARDEW CHoosiNG.-On Monday last, the following gentlemen were elected churchwardens for the onut-townships in the parish of St. John. For the township of Woodmancy, Mr. Robert Crump. For the township of Molescroft, Mr. John Brankley. For the township of Tickton, Mr. John Young. For the township of Weel, Mr. Thompson. There was a con. siderable ...
... THURSDAY, the 31st of MARCH, 1853. The races of this town, which have, for years past, been the theme and admiration of the surrounding counties, have again come round in thier turn, to cheer up the spirits of the inhabi- tants, and to the delight of the sporting circle, after a long and an inclement season, which up to the present time con- tinues with frosty nights, but fine and sunshine ...
... TESTIMONIAL: OF GRATITUDE FOR PA- ROCHIAL SERVICES. _ . _ . . I The ratepayers of the parish ofFestiniog, at their annual vestry, held at the Festinioig club-room, on. Saturday, the 26th inst., presented Geo. C. Chessell, E Esq., with a handsome silver tea service, having the I following inscription on each article :-Presented by I the Ratepayers of the parish of Festiniog% to G. C. Chessell, ...
... ' ' I' ' -IRELA-ND. -- - te __ PaUBLI, MARClt l. The Irish tenant league held a meeting yesterday f, for the purpose, as they described it in their placards, of hearing & a -statement ffrom the parliattentary i reprelentatuves as to the workings of the sclees com- mittee on the land bills, and to take counsel zogether for fte ffrther advatncementt of the cause geuerally. e The muster on the ...
... PROGRESS OFIMPRO VErMEZVT IN TiE WEST OF IRELAND. The following observations, tending to show the benefits conferred upon Ireland by the Encumbered Estates Com- mission, are extracted from a letter of Mr, J. Locke to the Earl of Lucan The occasion seems opportune in all its eircuinmstancei and I shall select, in illustration, the Western EHighlands, and especially the union of Newpolt-a ...
... Before Mr. Justice Williams and Mr. Justice Talfourd, Henry Bailey, Esq., High Sheriff. These assizes commeneed last Tuesday. Early in the horning the church bells began to utter forth their merry peals, and the town presented a lively appearance. About 11 o'clock a great number of gentlemen and tradesmen from Monmouth and its neighbourhood, in vehicles and on horseback, were seen going along ...
... v During the past week a very alarming mor- c«ildrejt VTT>eea experienced in this town, chiefly amongst ^teen were buried in Trevethin church- ?. seven adults, make a total of twenty-two— X. £ reater by 25 per cent, than during the most ma- r^th of the cholera. Hooping cough, accompanied CawI 811 i inflammation of the lungs, has been the It w6 deat^8 that have occurred. ITOL *^H,IBYA» CHAPEL ...
... I UBL WhIDaw. APfI ,u w I l)DUBLINI: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1868.I THE TENANT MOVEMENT--MEETING OF THE i COUNCIL OF THE LEAUE. | We give so extended a report of the proceedings J at the meeting of the Council of the League held ii yesterday, that we can devote but very little space t] indeed to comment. Yet we cannot allow- ameet- f' ing of such importance to be reported in onr a columns without ...