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... the pro- prietors of Irish nweekly papers. The council decided to at once take steps to explain the objects of the society in the provinces and to endeavour to open branches, the chairman promising to use his energy on behalf of the order. CONFFRasCE OF ...
... MAGISTERIAL LAW IN THE PROVINCES. I Our attention has been directed to a case recently tried at the Banagher Petty Sessions, which has excited an unusual amount of interest in that locality, and been made the Bub- tol lect of comment in some of the local ...
... -;Ai TRIALS-EOW THE NEWS WAS go CIVED IN THE PROVINCES. 1e take tine following extracts from the provincial fo 'Iknoting that whatever refers to the mode in T JeiniCh th~e ltelligence was received throughout the tu Ies vill be read with the most lively ...
... - - - Z~ ACTIOGNL BY THE INCORPORATED L LAW SOCIETY. aoscemmon,.Monday, fW[VILLIUfl GEORGE WAHELEY V. JECS ESoAN. At the Quarter Sessionfs here on Friday; before Mr O'Conor Morris, Q Q, County Court Judge, D-an action at the suit of Wm George Wakely ...
... THE LIBERATOR SOCIETY RRA UDS. I THE trials which arose out of the investiga. tion of the affairs of the Liberator Building Society, consequent on its failure last Sep- tember, ended on Monday at the Old Bailey in the conviction of the prisoners, Hobbs ...
... STUDENTS' DEBAT-1 ING SOCIETY. 'I be opening meeting of the 691 session of the Las Stidenta' Debating Society was held iast oveningin the Dining Hall, Kings' lane. Lord Jestice Fitzgibbon presided. AWmaMat those who accepted the Society's invitations were ...
... THE STATISTICAL AND SOCIALINQIR I | sSCIETY OF IRELA1. Il At a meeting of the members of this Society, in the'room, s5 Molesworth-street-the Right Hon. Mr. Justice LAwsoN in the chair-51r. Denls Ciulfeild Heron, Q4O., M.P,, read a very interesting paper ...
... defendant £5. Recently a new society, The Irish Iunependent Friendly Society, was established in Dublin by woring- men, who appointed the defendant their secretary. They' had taken over any good lives that were in the Liverpool Society, and had since Augast ...
... be a consideration. The thauks of the society were voted to the donor. A communication was received from Messr. Pardon, Walec, and Robertson, of Dublin, offering to gus. reutee the contribution of 50Gl to the society in con- sideration of the show for 1870 ...
... Donie J M/C, Norti West Provinces, &C. 5 Poeter, LAA, 3&tt Weffist PF04e1tr, &a. ti Ai(ersein, RU H s nugse(LoWrerProvinces). 7 Cletti, 1P It, Madir;s. 9. Dane, North Wes&t Prosevilesr F J (;eidt, B G, Bengal (Lower Provinces). 1d Alcock, J B, Bombar ...
... and that Livingatone was o not on good terms with the Society. One para. 2graph in one despatch was omittedaby order of e Sir PRoderick Murehison; it'had no reference to I the .Gographical Society, but related to the .complabton of a mnap-a matter with ...
... the hours of labour. There are at present we learn, 130 of the law clerks oojthe roll of the society, and the organ- ization is also spreading in the provinces. 'The committee therefore feel that the time has come for at least entering upon the consideration ...