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... fRE DUBLIN CO TO THE EDITOR OF THE FBEEXAi. SMa-AS one who has for several years past been interested in the Dublin Tramvays Corn- pany, will you kindly permit me to say on behalf of agood many shareholders that I think the di- recturs ought now to pay ...
... Sailed-Helstone, London, oats, &O.; Arab, Xarypert' our' h phur ore. He HIGH WATER AT DUBLIN BAR THIS DAT. _ Morning Tlde ?? 14 mine, past C Evening Tide ?? J0 mdne. p a DUBLIN: Printed and Published for the PrOprieOt at tb s Office, 6, Prince's-treet, close ...
... Hiibernia, steamer, Belfast; Commerce ard Bir mitigharm, steamers, Liverpool. HIOH WATER AT DUBLIN BAR THIS DAY. Morning 12h l5m. I Afternoon ?? l2b , DUBLIN-Pritsted and Published toer the t'ropnietat, by EI) WAl) 1 DUFFsY, at the Ostinc, No. .S, Pr ...
... DUBLIN MARKETS I (ACCURATELY REPORTED rOR TILE iA5) Tuesday, March 17. The Corn Trade-Tbe feeling of approaching famino' this country, and the short crops in England are keepingap high prices in the face of almost free imports, and swith even a million ...
... railway line between Dublin and Wicklow. -The arringemeots which have been for some time in course of negoclation between these two compauies for the leasing iad transfer of ?? and working of the Dublin and ?? line to the Dublin and Wicklow Railway Covm- ...
... THE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACUATY IEPORTED FOlt THE Pt1E. Thursday, De.'27, l * Owing to the holidays, our markets this week have bt 9 more nominal thanuotherwhse; the whole being mer nail detail, and the attendance, exeepting Mondayi e 'u ( We remark the usual ...
... TUN DUBLIN MARKETS. (A CURiiLY RIPORTID FoR Iesx YZEavt) Tuesday, Jan. 1, li3. Owing to the holidays, as well, until yesterday, the canti. nuance of frtst, the attendance and business done at oar mr. kots has been remarkably small, and the prices, if ...
... THE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR TIHE FREFgMAY.) Thursday, 6th AulgUst, 1840, The Green Markets have at length begun to give way, as also flour and oatmeal. Bread has also lowered id per 41b loaf; first quality, ,l; second, C6d per {lb. This ...
... DUBLIN MARKETS. COnN EXCHANGE, PIQDAI, APRIL 21. During the night we had copious showers of rain in this lo- cality, with every Indication of a further fall. Our market to-day was well attended by millers and dealers from the interior. A fair amount of ...
... _ ju .pr rlw . .l~ DUbi1N, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1847. MUMEEBER THE 30TH OF NAY, 1844! TRADE OF DUBLIN. Seventy-five years ago the people of America were -in a state of provincialism, very little superior to our present condition-their industry prohibited ...
... ballast. KINGSTOWN HARBOUR. MARCH 21.-Arrived, Isabella, Fauls, from Dublin to Liverpooloats; Robeit Irwitne, Leeson, from Dublin to Liverpool, wheat; Fartion, Leonard, from Dublin to Liver- pool, general cargo; Ctusader, Smith, from Dublit to Greenock ...
... Bernard Lynch , late of Blachborse-lane, county Dublin vintner. To be heard on, the 4th Feb. Henry Cunn!nghaus Kelly, late of Jervis-street. city of of Dublin; also of Fortvieri-auenue, Clonrcart, county Dublin, attorney-at-law. James M-Carthy, late of E ...