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... Coelhill on Sunday was tined is 6d or seven days.—John Cowan, labourer, Commercial Street, convicted of swearing in Coalhill on Sunday, and there being eleven convictions against him he was fined or thirty days.—John Broadish Moulder, Newhaven Road, pleaded guilty ...
... line and the hearse was assumed between six and seven o'clock by strong contingents from the Gaelic societies., These came armed with formidable-looking clubs which, though shaped like burleys and called by that name, were evidently extemporised, for ...
... sufferer was having a friendly meeting relating to his wife's death, is noteworthy. first meeting of the creditors of John Herd and William John Mullins, corn merchants, of Liverpool, who are at present undergoing sentences of for frauds on the North-Western ...
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... was tined or fourteen days. There were 43 convictions adoinet hur.—John Muir, labourer, Ferrier Street, fined Zie or tiro flays for a similar offence in Ferrier Street on the 17111. John Cow foghorn, labourer. Prince Itogeut Street, was silos fined aor ...
... AND WILFUL John Lyons, labourir, Giles Street, was charged with falsehood, fraud, and wilful impoeition, having on the 251 h, ia the premises in Jane Street occupied by J.coph Hirst Pilkingtou, represented to him that he bad sold for him to John M'Callum ...
... was allowed to be imported into England duty free, but in 1842 a protective duty of five shillings per ton was imposed. Mr. John R. Jackson, of the Kew Museum, also in the same publication: Thia article, known also as litti-dhi and libi-dibi, is an important ...
... ) Councillor !los; and Scatt were appoiuted the Council's reprasentativer. MUSICAL RECITAL IN ST JOHN'S CHUItC H. inauguration of a new orlon in St John's Parish Church, Constitution :Waist, took place on 'Thursday nizht. in presence of a 14rge congreaeti•Jn ...
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... iderahle time afie,war.la he was told that his seat at the board had been filled up. H. bad never refund to be a director. Mr. John K. Rawl °than', who had been private secretary to Mr. Tennant. gave evidence to the that Mr. Tennant had con-ented to become ...
... NATIONAL PROVIDE NT At the Pollee-ore Rose Smith, a \ Ms. Jodie* Mlniet7 and • 1 01 7 Ws bad TOR MUTUAL hawker. with a add In her arms, hem bees charged 1b in the of Queen's Diffeb• the es.. ahl 11l Aaati 4 ' urE hBBllßAesta with pretending to tell the haunt ...
... to entirely independent of the 1-11xes1 petty of Great Brits's'. 2. It is our duty, sod my duty in particular, with the of Grattan and O'Connell, to study 101 ad;ustments in the great matter of Home Rule which may tend to draw to our aide moderate and equi ...