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... judgment in favour the defendants, thus ployed in 1864 was 30,847; 18G3, 22 275; excess, quashing the conviction the Com t below Whig. I 8,572. Hut the number engaged on the spot in 18G4 The Irish Church Establishment and the Land was 21,880; in 1863, 20,80/; ...
... arrested immediately after bad paid the fine, and was. we understand, lodged jail under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act.— Whig. ...
... poteen.” Mr. was arrested, and lodged in the Police Office, and the still and worm were taken possession of by the police.— Whig. Compensation for Compitlsort Slaughter of Cattle affected with the Rinderpest.— The Coleraine Board Guardians have adopted ...
... excitement in the city, the eiiiz.-ns generally reposing implicit confidence in the efficacy of the measures taken the government. Whig. 8> iZUUK OF AMMUNITION DUIIUN ASSAULT THH man named James K. U’Gorman, who described Limscli blacksmith, from the Queen's ...
... in the race, Cortolvin, and the third, Creole, were the selections of our turf correspondent. Pioneer, for first and third.— Whig. Cure for Rinderpest in Cattle.—A gentleman, who is an extensive rearer of cattle in this district, has sent us the following ...
... and oratorical power than his rank j dogs please this dreadful enemy ul the canine representative politician. i species.”— Whig. LA T S. ...
... police have been wanting” him for some time past Ferguson, Patterson, and one of the M'Caffreys have since been discharged.— Whig. ARREST DUBLIN. A man named John M‘Corry was arrested Dublin on Thursday evening sen. The prisoner, who a bricklayer, is stated ...
... the Downpatrick engine off the line. The passengers the main line train had to walk to the station from the place collision— Whig. Common Law Courts (Ireland) Bill.— A very voluminous bill has been brought in the Attorney- General and the Solicitor-General ...
... proceeded with (lie hearing of undefended civil bills, and adjourned about half-past live o’clock until teu next morning.—.fieZ/ust Whig. THE LOSS THE RIVER STEAMER ARRAN CASTLE,” WITH ALL HANDS. There seems now to be no doubt left on the minds of anyone acquainted ...
... deducting the expense of managing the trust, Ihe interest upon the capital sum will give 2 a year each to about 35 persons.— Whig. Belfast an., County Down Rahway (Main Line Only).—Return for the week ending Bth April, 1860. miles open this year, miles ...
... and would, justly repudiate anything that they did. in conclusion he made a forcible appeal to the independent, moderate Whigs to be wise in time, and not to hurry themselves prematurely to that tomb in Westminster Abbey, in which the lion, me nber for ...
... ly, the consent of Mr. Matristrates awarded the claimants a sum for .nj work they n.a, hare June ret.renc. to the vessel.— Whig. Belfast, 17th April, 1866, Decrease, Reo.stb4iiok.-A fe« weeks ago ioserted a letter from contemporary, signed .Magiatrate ...