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... PERQtSITES OF CLERK,, OF THE PEACE. I of We have some commnlications, and amongs9 trem ous ofrmagentleiman at Stoiibane,'l rcsetigu t alpbi i attentionl to the charges mnade by the Clerks of te Peace for te incidental expenses allegeO to have been incurred ...
... THE BELFAST CLERK OF THE PEACE AND RECORDER'S REGIS rRAR. A PARLiAJENTARY return asked for by Mr. Biggar, MPF., has just been published, giving the date of appointment of the Clerk of the Peace for the Recorder's Court for the borough of Belfast; also ...
... ceiving this large gross list, lie teas to miako out from it an alluiibetieuth list fuor each wutrd, stud it is'as fur tile expense of prearini'g thes lists that the first anti most ?? charge seas made. 'Vie names 01pon the lists were 6,500 in number. Mlt ...
... county; at which registries the Sheriff and Clerk of the Peace, or their Deputies, as also the Chief Constable of the barony, must attend. The Lord Lieutenant -fxes the first, registry, and the Clerk-of.the Peace mast give-forty-days' notice of the time ...
... THE PROCLAMATION OF PEACE. TiiE Lord Mayor of London, on Monday tnorning, at a few minutes before ten, attended by Sheriffs Rose and Kennedy, the Sword-bearer Mace-bearer, and City Marshal, proceeded to the stone balcony in fvont of the NIansiorn-11ouse ...
... TEB PRACH NEGOTIATIONS I I Taz peace negotiationa between Turkey and ?? drag slowly along. The Concert ,of Enrope has taken the matter into itjp own hands. But the chief performers. appear a good deal out of tune. Tha British .Press is flooded with telegrams ...
... definite is knownv. As no notice has been is-sued to-night respecing the closing of the list, further applications will be rived to-morrow, but a belief prevails tba:. the list T will be closed to-morrow afternoon. The pre- B naium on thae loan has ranged from ...
... appear or t o list prepared by the Clerk of the Peace S lrl tlemen whose names were struck ctr i, ; ing barrister were retained on the list b e of the Peace. Mr. A. M. Porter, Q.C., said he appealed- half of Mr. D. Colqilhouln, the ...
... THE CENSUS CLERKS. The letter of A Census Clerk details some facts which bear hard upon one of the parties charged with the execution of the census, provided the facts be true. A numerous and excellent body of subor- dinate officers, discharging highly ...
... THE PEACE PRESERVATION BILL. ?? The followiug is the frill text of thris bill as mreuded, in comimittee Wherean by tlro Peace Presorvatlon (crmlauiia A- to Con tinusurce Act, IT3, the Peace 'Preserv~ttatin Ir-elanrl() Act 167I), and the Protection of ...
... put dowvnl to Peace ? Witness-1 cannot sweir. I never have done so to Lny kuowledge. Did von ever write a letter to this man (prisoner) ' NWitness- No. Did you ever send a note to Peace by a little g9.ri itmed BLizbeth Hutton ? Witness-Not ?? a note. ...
... They di- rected him to find enormous bail to keep the peace, and to be of good behavior for seven years (hear, and groans). Yes they did so. The manl who kept the peace, and only for whom the peace would not have been kept in Ireland- to use Mr. Justice ...