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... Yearly Rent of £S, Ss. late Irisi curretacy. Said Lands are ocecupied as followvs: Yearldy Tenants. Tenure. A. I, P. Rest Jas. Andrews -Es Lives renewable 4 £026 3 for ever (2 Llves, one 76& Robert Thompson Cite other up- 5. 8 2 9 2 j wards of 42 years ...
... WILLIAM LAMB, Chief Secretary for Ireland, by his appointment, previous to the ineethg of Parliament, to confer with him on the sub- ject of the Laos for regulating the Linen Manufacture of Ireland, In which some alterations are contenmplated by Govcrnmaent ...
... tEAV1ElS, in the year IS26, held this day, Sa STEPHEN MAY, SOVS~a£1r, IN THE CIrAIR, JplshcrdTlat One-Fourth.f e Sum originally Sub- gcrbrl to thie Weavers' Fund, toeturned tn any Subscri- . wbo may claim the same, bE~e 1st May next, that the M, resildwI be ...
... the year 1I520, held this day, Sia. STEPHEN MAY, SOVEREIGN, IN TICE CHAIR: Resolved-Tlhat One-Fourth of tle Suim originally Sub- scribed to the Weaves's Fun e returnod to arty Subscri- ber who may claim thc snm e Ist May next, that the _ residue be handed ...
... which it has been proven, there cannot remain one shadow of doubt as to its truth. MICHAEL DUFFY, Son to ANDREW DUFFYof MYNACLAYBAND, near Church-hill, County of Fermanagh, had been affected with the Cancer in his Face for upwards of two years. He had ...
... of IBALLYrMONEY, within One Mile of BAN- BRIDGE, as formerly in the possession of ALLAN BAlR, and now in the occupation of ANDREW IIIO)PSON, cont ining J~sV. 20P. or thereabouts, Scotch Cunningham Mease ect to the small yearly hsiod terent of £2, 14s. ...
... svhich it has been proven, there cannot remain one shadow of doubt as to Its truth. MICHAEL DUFFY, Son to ANDREW DUFFY, of MYNAcLAYsAAND, near Church-hill, County of Fermanagh, had been affected with the Cancer in his Face for upwvards of two years. lIe ...
... FURNITURE 'B- AU CTION. R. & E. FERGtTSON, Vr leaving this part of the country, will, otc Wednesdat, the 23rd inst. at .Mo. 22, Hiyh.strect, C OMMENCE selling off by Auction, the whole if C their Furniture, being nearly all new, and of the best quality ...
... Particulars of Title, and any other informailon re- qnired, may be had oil tupplirertilo to ANDREW NEW- TON, Solicitor for the Plaintilf, Northland-row, Dttngtiau non, or 22, Capel-street, DUBLIN. (959 TO BE SOLD BY P'UBLIC AU(CT'ION, At CAMPBiELL'S Hotel, A ...
... raade, will be Sold onl moderate terms by the Sub- DO' iber. MOet LEWVIS REFORD. tit T Gth Nov. 182S. (200 Club D FLOUR AND BREAD COMPANY. - THE SUBSCRIBtRS are requested to meet at B1 the BAKERY. ini CHURCH-STREET, onl SA- TURDAY next the 8th N mvember ...
... of Xi69. Particula,'s of Title and any farther information may be had on application to ANDREW NEWTON, Solicitor for the Plaintiff, Northland-ron,, Dunigannon, or 22, Capel- street. Dublin. (210 STOLEN, From the Stable of JOHN Ml'NIECE, of PIGEON. TO WN ...
... litght |ouioullt SiL JoHN Simutaa, *st flart.Icii Sold by 31ORGAN JEL 'rTL, Bookseller, llelfat iiitw cod Arimagh. (394 gils 22, WARINCG-STRE :T. Stol FASHIIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF IABELRDASIIH V, M11LL1iNER,-ty, 1 A ND FANCY GOODE. An RS THOS WELSH, havingijttst ...