... Powell, John B. Black, William Caldbeck, George Papworth, William Roke, Jonathan Sisson, John M'Derenor, Michael Mullaly, and Andrew Jackson, Esqrs. Mr. Napier opened the pleasdings. It was au action for trespass and false imprisonment for twelve days in ...

... cestui que tve, and upon his death, which oecurred uponthe 5teh of February z8un, th6leasjof1792expired, and with it al4l the sub-tenancies of' {edefendjntsSAfter the expiration ?? Baudon wi 8ttake ?? of the lands, and the bn'o igkht o retsain the.possession ...

... any person or persons to any ecclesiastical benefices, or any office or place connected with the United Church of En.Land and Ireland, or the Church or Kirk of Scotland. The argument against that provision was, that neither the churchwardens or the p ...

... Chsristian which he owed the church, that sihe ha, should be subjugated to the civil power, or be the mere tnt creature of the state. The church Was the creature of the WA Divine Redeemer, of hi, apostles and successors-the pit church was the creature Of 'religion ...

... Great Western 22 to 22J prem. ; Eastern Counties 8J to %t per share. CLARE lGRAND J URY. Crofton Moore Yandeleur, Esq., foreman ; Sir Lucius O'Brien, Bart. ; Sir Hugh Dillon Massy, Bart.; Cornelius O'Brien, MP., Edward Fitzgerald, Andrew Finucane, Esqes ...

... all the churches are tolled to summon the faithful throughout the city to unite Itheir prayers with those of their Pontiff, that the heart of .the sinner may be softened. What an exemplification of the mild and merciful spirit of that church which regards ...

... of Armagh and other Irish prelates . of the Established Church, backed by a number of Conser- i vative Peers and Commoners, to induce the government to 3 propose a separate grant for the Church Education Society. r I have reason to believe that the subject ...

... special jury were sworn to try the case:- William Rathbourne, Edward Atkinson, Joshua Watson, t John Millner, William Andrews, Andrew Rogers, jun., John Atkinson, Peter Roe Clarke, Alexander Kirkpatrick, John ( Godley, Henry De Villers, and Thomas Tisdall ...

... make out this list properly. gd Mr. Brewster-Ilwill go on. I know nothing of the factpi you mention. ' Fl * Mr. Dickinson-The Sub-Sheriff said that in the absence te of the High Sheriff he felt bound to state that every single ai person selected by the Recorder ...

... consisting of 4,000 persons Hesis a clergymen of the established church. so you see that he belongs to two classes of persons, the land- t lords and clergymen of the Established church, who are proscribed by writers, such as he of the Vindicator news ...

... died, fan The prisoner was tried at the last assizes, but the jury did the not agree; the same evidence was gone over, and the sub- the stance of it which developes the entire nature of the transac- tioll, is as follows- his Anne Giblin and Mary Giblin, two ...

... Alyeirss-pce, Liverpool. Noveniber 20, iii St. George's Church, Alexander Henry, Esq, of thetiear, county Louth, to Jane Stewart, only child of the late Joasephli olmtes, Es., of llrirdwiclue.treet. Oetober 22, by hthe Rev. Or. Scott, at the residence of Thomas ...