... Deputies require some rest after such an assiduous attention to the affairs of the country, and the approaching festivity of Christmas recommend the religious repose of some days. Two principal objects were recommended to your consideration for the public ...

... Company Ten per Cent, both on the first and subsequent Annual Pay. ments. ANNUITIES granted and purchased. PREMIUMS due Christmas should be paid on or before Friday, the 9tli January, 1835. PITT SKIPTON, AGENT. Derry, 2d December, 1834-. ...

... who were condemned, will be hung. Christmas Pik understand that Mrs. Kirk, of the Old Ship Inn, Rotherham, has, with her accustomed liberality, provided for her friends, and especially her Sheffield friends, Christmas pie, which, when taken to the oven ...

... Conservative principles. City of Waterford.— Tlre’canvass for* Mr. Barron and Mr. Wyse is proceeding most favourably. Mr. Christmas's supporters are beginning to tremble for his success, although a few weeks ago they treated the idea of bis defect with ...

... one o’clock on Tuesday the state of the poll was—Wysc, 249—Barron, 243—Chrislmas, 103. Wednesday.— Wyse, 389—Barron, 380—Christmas, 251. yse and Barron, Reformers, have been returned. A oughal, Monday.— Seven polled on each side agreement, and then the ...

... offered for their apprehension would prevent similar occurrences. Ibid, Mischievous Frolic. —We have been informed that Christmas night some mischievous person, in order to gratify his pet verted taste for amnsement, frightened and insulted a poor family ...

... 3d of January, have been received. On the 22d Deceml>er, his Excellency the Governor prorogued the House Assembly for the Christmas holidays. The following, which forma the conclusion the Speech, is the most important part it;— Gentlemen of the Council ...

... committed suicide throwing himself oft London Bridge Into the Thames. appeared from the evidence, that three week, before Christmas the lad had got into the company of two prostitutes; one of whom, m a drunken fit, had murdered Infant in her room, and showed ...

... T0ta1£137,554 Is. 9d. From this sum was to he deducted the amount of dividends paid to the proprietors at midsummer and Christmas, £35,000. Total, £102,564 11s 9d. On this statement the Directors proposed to increase the dividend 1 per cent, and recommended ...

... examined some classes, and conferred the Silver Medal on Master Wm. Steele.— The Medal intended to be presented at the next Christmas Examinations was adjudged to Master M'Devitt. His Lordship having acceded to the urgent request of the Boys, was pleased ...

... they had not, how could the forger be discovered? A slop must be put to these proceedings, even if they waited here until Christmas. The house could not separate until something decisive was done. ( Hear.) Mr. WILSON PATTEN said the names of the Orange ...

... of these orders to postpone the operation of the act two months, to cause the first election of councillors to take place Christmas, and to have the new governing bodies completed on New Year’s Dav, First, it ordered, in regard to section 15 of the said ...