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... THE FR?LEMAN'S JOURINAL.| DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 5, 1939. | THE EAST. n The affairs of the East are just as far from r settlemunt as ever. The ambassadors are still de- liberating, but the cunning old Pasha is preparing r to act. It is quite clear ...
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... hospitals, 3; small-pox hospital, 13; in Deaf anid Dmb and Blind Asy. lnus, 35 * total receiving relief on Saturday, 17th Augusts, 1,939). TIIE ISAKEP=S' STRYIXR. The Clerk read the following letter:- Richmond District Lunatic Asylum, Dublin. 21st August, 1872 ...
... legal Gentlemen will wax eloquent to the tenants upon the prospect of becoming their ownV landlords in the year of our Lord 1939-fifty years from now-and, by an arrangement. which will tax them a few pounds less yearly than they are at present burdened ...
... exceeding filre hundred votes, voted in the Liberal in terest ohe- following are the numbers:-I~ijgKtoalI DlViSIOD-hA tlr. Herron, 1,939' otes; Major Giibu'a, 1,883; Mest ;rs. Hasler, 1,878 ; Tillev, 1,864: Jones, 1,668; Wal sh, 1,632 ; -elly, 1,3S9 Crosthvhwot' ...
... cards; also the IVWsKry Fniis,%I.N and Register for the use of those who have contributed. St. Andrew's, Westland-row, March 25, 1939. DEAR Siss-Will you do me tilehonour of proposing me5I a member of the Precursor Society, a nd take the trouble of handing ...
... TffZ SECBETrAa'Y OF SuKmE pOR },NDIAM Sparks, H J B ?? 48I5 Van Cortland, B ?? 24t9 Szi~h, C R a ?? 4011; Wapshare, A.. ?? . 1939 Duntloid, WtO * 9M (1Oateo, GOR ?? 3693 C ~ a~s>> z ?? 355 S 1os, 3D . _ 135 ...
... and the reimbursements to 19,694,576f. The whole of the sums due to the Savings Banks by the Treasury on the 1st of January, 1939, was 145,923,910f viz. 83,053,130f. to the Savings Banks in the de- partments, and 62,870,779f. to those of the capital.. The ...
... son, Mlaster James 'Dwyer, 2s. 6d., being atmount of his Christmas-box; also, from Robert M'Cvelland, Esq., Summer-hill, for 1939, Il.; from Daniel O'Connell,1Esq., Al.P., per the Rev. A. O'Con- nell, being his fourth subscription, 101.; from Anonyrnous ...
... of thlings thiat has hong since ?? away. The nest to visit Merv w MaJor Abb ?? who rode fron, Herat to Khiiva, via Merv, in 1939. His description is quite as brief ais Burues's, but his arccount of the route is *ery valuo ible, particularly iii one resoect ...
... THE FRvEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN, THURSDAY, SEPT It BE26 1939. MR. O'CONNELL-THE ENGLISH PRESS. | Mr. O'Connell has often said he was the best abused man in the empire, and never was any asser- tion more substantially correct. Every thing he does is made ...
... Shares ?? : 0 5Y Cotton, falt Marblh delivery 11 16 10 91 DO, futures, April delirery ?? 11 27 112 ! DoMiddliug~pland ..1939 ' lol--s Petroledns, crude ?? - 4 61 . United Pipe Line Csrtifs 724 724 Do Standard White 8S 1Lard Wileox's .- 7 50 7 EO Do ...