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... this Ctfunt/, containing ttpwardsof GOOO Irish Acres, and adducing at* present 4 y oool. a«ye«r, without arrear, which wiH rise on the fall one or two lives ; nearly two-tbirds of tile purchase money may remain Mortgage at 5 per Cent. Apply (if bv letters ...
... to have a large poundare; for if the pour lage was low, they will then sould do their duty and make all pay. f one vive one Easter 1821, the he head of contin- hundred ponnds was levied under t discovered to WW ves; during that year the root wes he in such ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMOKS—MARCHm. FOREIGN RELATIONS— ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. ■ Mr. CANNING that ilie House on rising should edjonrn lo this iiav foi'nipht. l,«rj A. HAMILTON, in conCorroitjr with the intention Which lin.l aonouncsel, fO'C ...
... men—* that they could not hold their tongues long enough to be shaved.” A Preacher once in a sermon, on Easter Sunday, said that our Saviour, on rising from the dead, appeared first to women, that the miracle might be the sooner published abroad. And another ...
... „ ph a^tioo.. At the Vestry held in St. Dolough’s Church, on . ,nd that e»en ha (Mr. Wallace) appeared in Mine degree to Easter Monday, the 31st ult., it was unanimously . hare thiv »■* he had stated to Mr. I'..at the resolved, on the motion of Major-General ...
... kite SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1823. The Loudon Journals of Wednesday' have arrived. Papers were published in Paris Monday, it being Easter-Monday, and the Parisians too intent on their amusements that day; but Expresses have arrived in London which left Paris Monday ...
... hoped this will be a warning to all persons to be cautious of monkshood root, as it is a most dangerous and deadly poison. On Easter Evcn: the Count de Salis distributed, by the hands of the Rev. Mr. Heely, P. P. to about 50 families of the poorest class ...
... ses. belong’ ‘Thomas Wade Foot, Exy. Sbanba!lymere, sere ' sistant Rarristet, a short pausé, be would ar- i to the ground. rise, This indulgence tie Bench peremptorily refused, al- Two of them were inbsbited two Who had just returned frum the Assiges ...
... COSIMERCE.—AGRICULTURE. have accounts from various parts of the country of avery considerable rise in the prices of meat. This is partly to be ascribed to a real scarcity of sheep and cattle, arising, in so:ne degree, from the lute long and severe winter ...
... lies. —Yoakley. Harken the solemn voice.”-—Ditto. HYMNS AND ANTHEMS FOR EASTER SUNDAY, AND OTHER CHRISTIAN FESTIVALS. Christ the Lord is risen to-day.”—Pleyel. Ottr Lord is rise it from the dead.”—Dr. Arnold. The happy morn is come.” This is the day the ...
... Paris, Friday, were 86f. Saturday was a holiday, but some business was done privately high as BTf. Spanish Bonds, 38$. The rise in the English Funds continues-vritlkout any interruption. Consols opened this morning 79, and before twelve o'clock had reached ...
... )—Ellis, M¢Causland, jun. (Dominick)=—Tighe, 3tius, (Robt.)—Ormsby, Wright, dtus. (Jos.) Cronin, jun. (Wm ) Thynner. At the Easter Examinations, 1823, the following Students were placed at the head of their class in the tollowing order : — Mr. Monahan, ...