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... of nations, then without a moment's hesita- tion Ive must pronounce this supreme conclave to have approached, in the last Session, mauch nearer to the semtblance of a Bear-garden, than to the just charac- terilstics of a refined and deliberative assembly ...
... IRELAND. DUBLIN, Sept. 22. THE LABOUR RATE ACT. KINO'S COUNTY. —Pkilipstown.—The spccial presentment sessions for this barony were held at on Friday last: Roger North, Esq., of Kilduff-house, in the chair. A jury of six respectable cess-payers was billotted ...
... -Sarocasyc CecrcrSTANCE.-Oa Wed- nesday last, a heart-rending occurrence took place at Mr. C. Croghan's, of Ki~levin. It appears that a bull, belonging to Mr. Croghan, was in the habit of getting into some tillage, and he had him drove into a stable for the ...
... continued his march, in four columns, to the second fortification, at Ak Bulak. OPENING OF THE SPANISH CoRTas.-Theepening of the session of the Cortes by the Queen of Spain, took place on the 18th inst. The following passages are the most important: - My relations ...
... keevan, and Tibohine, in the eoun of Roscommon the whole of the counties of leath, Westmeath, and idayo; and the parishes of Croghan and Castlejordan, in King's County. Additioinaltemporary resident magistrates have been appointed for the counties of Meath ...
... , and ir. Jno. Swift, ?? Lis inel tiu magistrates rooii the court house: The htwo -prlsoers,' -M~ieaol' Cain and Ainnie: Croghan, were prosent. They, were ropreo. eente4 lby -Messrs. Rooney and 'Downis respectively Wor the pasb few days a rumoa prevail ...
... presiding. Dr. F. Turner was re-appointel medical officer of health, and Mr. T. Croghan, sanitary officer, the Chairman remarking on the satisfactory manner Mr. Croghan had discharged his duties since his appointment last year. BUIRBAGE. SUDDEN DEATH ...
... The entries to the classes and the fees for the session 1830-39 exceeded those of every former session. The total number of pupils who entered to the college classes and the school during the last session was 1,005, the numbers in the respec- tive departments ...
... and during the past, I( ten days selk has been suspected by her master of robbing I )m, him. On the 11th, Police-constable Croghan was called in p to search prisener's bundle, which was found to contain a gec seven pokete-handkerchicfs, two pairs of stockiang ...
... SUNDAY TRADING. Mr. DIMSDAkLE gave notie that on Monday he would ask the Home Secretary if he would undertake early nest session to introduce a bill for the regulation or modiesa. tion of Sunday trading? KIDNAPPING CHINESE. Sir J. LAWRENCE gave notice ...
... Browne, Collet, Hadley, jun, Jones, Laugher Lawrens, Meadows, A. Osborn. T. Osborn, Badclyffe, StokR Twigg,Young, E. 1: Croghan, Charles, Cook, Day, Eaton, lfcranj.. Un, Featherstone, Godber, Minshull, Maekenaie, PFmm, Wilson, Walte, B. 2. Five candidates ...
... near Scariff, in the county Clare, was substituted by sending the notices through the post, and posting at the nearest petty sessions court-house, owing to the disturbed state of the district. Two Land Leaguers, named Synnot and Cullen wore arrested at M ...