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... liable, everv limsse it iS passed, to be disputed. Aet it is necessarv i'0 Za complete return to the wholesome stale of a circu.! lation in specie- tbat the people should be as Ywii- hlg to rective es the Government ire to issue the niod~utn.-Notloing ...
... Demn Advetjiser. THE NEW STEAMK COACH.-Squire and Mfacerone's mtean, carriage is running daily, for fares, from Regent'ar Circus, Oxford-street, London, to Uxbridge or Edgeware. It performs at the rate of 12, 14, or 16 miles an hou'r, ac. I cording to ...
... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. ln nn T.-n D UILUMUIl, 'June a.. The unfavourable reports which were so actively circu- lated in the city on Saturday, have, es we anticipated, proved to have been much exaggerated; and, notwithstanding that thrie highly respectable ...
... Union at the Circus, Lower Abbey-street. Never d:d we witness upon any former occasion so nu. merous an assembly of the members of this important body as oil tie present occasion. The boxes, the galleries, I the pit, and the spacious circus were crowded ...
... I NATION1ALT'sRA.SR ROLITICAL UNION. The usual weekly meetmng of this body was uheld yester. day evening at the Circus, Abbey-street. Mr. EDWARD BRENNAN was called to the Chair. Mr. Jobn Holmes acted as secretary. It having been announced by the adve ...
... carriage, the vehicle was sur- rounded by the thousands outside, who bad been unable to obtain admissisn to the interior of the Circus, and who now rent the air by the most enthusiastic demonstrations of ap- plause. On Mr. O'Connell's departure there were loud ...
... NATIONAL TRADES' POLITICAL UNION. This body held an extraorinuary general meeting at the large Circus, Abbey-street. The building was thronged al- g most to suffocation, and on the platform reserved for the speakers we observed several gentlemen, who' ...
... NATIONAL T ADE9POLITTAL UNION. I - m. in-.v wti held last evening at the A meeting 0o tlos u O5y , - -- I Circus. which was siumeroasly and respectably at.ti tended. We should, indeed, have felt more gratified had a t ndt been for the conduct displayed ...
... TRADE,$, POLITICAL U N I ?? 1 Araumerous sneetihg ofijbis body was beld on yeewa.J levening, at the Circus, Lower Abbey-street. l ' Mr.; RAFFE$T was called to the chair. Mr. Holmes acted as secretary. Mr. Arkins rose, and said he would take for his text ...
... the t. increased risk attending banking c ncen af th your surplus crpital has een augmeated l \With tbis result, under those circu ts perhaps, by some be considered that an laesed rr might be recommended ; but until the late relised dli quiry into the c ...
... Trensurer of the House of Industry has reecived from Mr. Batty £32, 18s. Gd. being the proceeds of one niht's per- formance at the Circus, which lhe kindly appropriated for the benefit of the institution. Rev. G. W. Tvrrell has received, throuelh the Rev. W. M1I1 ...
... promised the same amountan- nually;' from Mr. Charles Dempsey, Leixlip, 11. lOs. The President observed, that when remarking that circu- lars had been addressed to the peers, bishops, &c., of Ire- land, he should have mentioned'that his dear and respected friend ...