Freeman's Journal and Daily Commercial Advertiser from Dublin, Dublin, Ireland • 1

4 PRICE OURPEN CE ffotUME LXXVlj ii 0 (INION rB mHE Subscribers Truest a Meeting of theInha I bitants of this (Inion at Rooms Nor JL tnbeHaud Buildings on THURSDAY the 16th ins 1 of Three ptn to make arrangements a ver 0 0 £49 1 £4 10 0 0 3 2 10 13 12 ft 3 0 0 3 6 11 6 7 0 6 £2 0 10 0 0 1 8 1 1 1 8 4 1 8 I 0 0 1 £2 8 1 0 0 10 6 6 4 0 8 0 0 10 4 0 10 per 13 0 0 3 £27 0 10 7 8 0 16 I 6 4 Es 17 RIDAY the 10th day of 0 2 1 Ii 12 TO THE PUBLIC 10 12 col 7 10 3 £2 7 3 8 a £16 13 6 4 0 0 2 0 3 16 0 2 3 0 2 9 5 10 0 3 3 3 and £29 3 4 CORNELIUS SHANNON TC Secretary I I Id 10 0 8 0 0 0 6 6 1 3s 15s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 6 0 0 3 0 3 8 16 10 0 1 3 0 6 6 0 0 8 4 31 94 0 9 8 0 0 1 1 2 Cd 6d 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 10 0 11 7 10 I 6 1 2 5 0 15 1 0 0 0 6 1 0 8 11 8 0 6 0 10 0 0 1 6 7i 0 1 0 8J 0 1 1 1 I I 9 9 1 0 0 I 1 1 9 1 1 1 6 1 10 1 0 4 12 10 1 9 a 8 8 8 0 0 8 0 the Rev A Barden of Kilmore per the Ker 7 2 13 12 6 0 6 6 11 0 2 4 I 1 1 1 I 10 0 10 8 0 (I 0 6 0 0 0 5 0 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 8 8 8 8 8 iS Rev Diocese of Kerry: of Kenmare per the Rev Total received from the 2d October to the 6th November Od 0l 6d 61 6 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas Roney Charles Henry Richard Dignatn Matthew Duffey James Newman Matthew Mooney Thomas Mathews Berne Daniel Donnell Christopher Dodd James Sleator Laurence Brangan John Bermingham James Dillon Michael Murphy TC Thomas Arkins PLG Peter Kelly Owen Heffernan Michael linn Thomas Carroll Patrick Quigley Od Od James Patrick Ledwidge Shannon jun John Alum jun James Coi coran James Corcoran jun and Cummins John Owens Edward Cannon James Healy Mathew Nash Edward Carmichael Thomas Kelly Patrick Harte Peter Sullivan Hugh Ward James Tiernan Philip Maguire Shannon jun Luke Lealy Patrick Dowling Patrick ortune Hugh Gavin John Healy Mathew Hefferan rancis Moore James Sheil Edward M'Cabe James Shannon Cornelius Shannon Hugh Maily Nicholas M'Cann Charles Rourke Edward Sherlock Pat Barnwell Christopher Hope Joseph Byrne 13 14 I 6 3 0 1 10 4 6 0 10 0 0 1 I 9 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 Diocese of Kildare: rom Carlow per the Rev Dr Taylor 8 2 Diocese of Clonfert rom Ballinasloe per the Rev Dillon Thomas Lawless Esq Capotagal James Egan Edward Byrne Patrick Shalvey John Savage Cornelius Doyle Richard Murphy Eliza Lawlor Patrick Doyle Michael Doyle William Nugent John Largan Morgan Largan Martin Landy John Healy Thomas Reilly Anthony Medcalf Cormac Curran Thomas Teeven A Ryan Thomas hitty John Dowling Austin Kenny John O'Connor Daniel Keimy William Maguire Patrick O'Connor Bardin Meehan James Cleary Thomas Clinch Edward Behan Pat Dromgoold Michael Bolger 6 6 0 0 0 Diocese of Cashel: rom the parish of Gurtnahoe per the Rev Mr Meighan rom the parish of Ballingarry per the Rev Paul Heney rom the uited parishes of Golden and Kilfeacle per the Rev James Mullally Golden rom ethard per the Venerable Archdea con Laffan rom the parish of Galbally per the Rev Cleary rom the parish of Loughmore per Samuel Cooke Esq rom the parish of Newport per the Rev Edmond Cahill Diocese of Clogher: rom Carrickmaoross per Mbs Croker in cluding 1Z the subscription of the Right Rev Dr Kernan Rev Mr Kindelan Inniskeen Diocese of Killaloe rom Roscrea per Egan Esq rom Kilrush per the Rev Timothy Breen rom Toomavara per the Rev Michael Burke rom Doonas per Mr James Madden Subscriptions per the Rev Hennessy Ennis Subscriptions from Killaloe per Rev Burke Diocese of Kilmacduagh rom Beagb per the Rev Patrick orde including his own subscription Diocese of Limerick rom the parishes of Patrick's Well and Bal lybrown per the Rev James rom Adare per the Rev Meehan rom St parish from the Rev rom Mrs Lyons Croom House 3 1 0 Diocese of Dromore rom the Rev Morgan Lower Drum gooland rom the Religious Community of St Clare Newry annual subscription for the collection of THE day James Sheridan TC Andrews Doyle PLG Denis Dromgoole John Levy Myles Tobyn John Archbold Mr Mulcahy Miss Ronayne Mr Morrisey Mr Ahern Clonpriest Total from Youghal Archdiocese of Tuam rom Westpoit per Charles Macdonncll Esq Patrick M'lXmnell Esq Louisburg rom Mr Bernard Corcoran Roundstone Monastery 19 2 5 6 8 8 2 0 Diocese of Derry Per Miss White Waterside Per Mr John Tergarvel A Diocese of Elphin Valentine Irvin Esq Rathmile House Tulks Subscriptions from the parish of Lissanuffy per Mr Lynagh 4 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 John Taatte Patrick Nolan Patrick Sandford I Thomas Tyrrell Sylvester Young Smith Marcus Supple Walter Casey Timothy Green Charles' Kennedy John Bagnal Luke Corr Henry Corr Patrick lood Lalor arrell John Dennan A Drew Hugh Conway Michael Conway Peter Martin Thomas Deehan Morgan Thomas Dillon Thomas Dillon jun Stephen Darcy Thomas inn Kirwan Mulligan MD Murphy Michael Hickey A John Gray Michael M'Kenna Diocese of Cloyne and Ross rom the parish of Doneraile for the last three months per Very Rev Mr Sheehan rom the parish of Kildorrery per the Rev John Golden rom the parish of Mitchelstown per the Rev Charles M'Carthy rom the parish Glauntane per John Ahern Esq rom Mallow per the Rev Justin M'Carthy rom Kanturk per the Rev James Ryan including 21 18s collected by Miss M'Car thy and 18s by Mr Murphy rom the parish of Youghal per the Rev Sheehan PP collected by the following viz Diocese of Meath rom rankford and Killoughey per the Rev Lynch This sum includes IZ Is 8d each from Lady itzsimon and Rev Lynch their annual subscriptions rom Mr Thomas Kelly parish of Curraha rom Rathcore per the Rev Ennis Per Mr Charles Traynor Galo Per Mr Matthew Daly Nobber Thomas Boylan Esq Hiltown House per the Rev Mr James Oristown per Mins inlay rom Rossnaree per the Rev Denis alsh PP rom Castlepollard per Mr Ledwith Per Mr Caffrey Skreen Per Mr Early Blacklion Miss Mears Culmullen Committee Rooms 5 Essex bridge November 7 1843 Mr Clinch the Assistant Secretary to the Central Com mittee attends in their Rooms every day from TWELVE to OUR by whom Subscriptions are received and every information given concerning the Institution A PP Hon Sec 1 0 0 18 310 £183 1 11 9 i I 1 1 0 11 Diocese of erns: rom the parish of Wexford per the ery Rev Dr Murphy rom the united parishes of St James and Hook including 4s 4d from John Neill Esq Air Hill and 12s 6d from A per Mr Thomas Grace Broomhill rom the united parishes of Tintern and Rosegarland pe rom the parish Philip Meyler Diocese of Ossory rom the parish of reshford per the Rev William Hart rom the parish of St Canice per the Rev John Gorman rom Urlingford per Coyne Esq rom the parish of Thomastown per the Rev Murphy rom the parish of Johnstown per the Very Rev Dr Power rom the parish of Conahy per the Rev Gerald oley rom St parish Kilkenny per the Rev Kealy Diocese of Down and Connor rom Lisburn per the Rev Dorrinan rom Portglenone per the Rev Anthony Cosslett A NEW TEA COEE AND SUGAR ESTABLISH MENT DESIGXATED THE VICTORIA NEW TEA ESTABLISHMENT No 73 DAME STREET DUBLIN WILL BE OPENED On SATURDAY the Uth of NOVEMBER inst Distinguished by an Illuminated Crown Chinese Lamps and an exquisite Representation of Palm Trees 18 6 fPEA having become an important item in the JL domestic expenditure of every class in society it has latterly by puffing Tea Dealers been made to attract more of public attention than any other article and the quality of Tea being more intrinsically the teat of its value than the price paid for it and the great majority of the Public not being competent to judge of the quality of Tea in its raw state those dexterous puffing Tea Dealers have made low prices the invariable theme of alluring and fallacious statements and addresses to delude the Public into the belief of pecu niary gain by purchasing cheap Tea whilst the reverse was and is the fact for by testing the matter fairly low price Teas will be found to be the dearest to the consumers It has been the practice of London Tea Dealers who to use their own words make Dublin sphere of tbeir to impress upon the Public the beneficial effect of competition in Trade and their object in locating here has been more with the view of serving the Public by saving them from being plundered In the price of Tea by the Irish Tea Dealers than to enrich themselves and Id proof of their philanthropy they declared that one penny per pound was all the profit they would seek on the sale of Teas in order to insure quick and large Notwithstanding those plausible and seductive profes sions and that the Tea market has been during many months steafdy in prices the price of Teas in those puffing establishments have been as variable as the wind or in stance a penny a pound pr ofit gentleman has lately on finding that he was about to have a competitor for the penny at once publicly proclaimed a reduction of nine pence per pound on the price of his Tea If he had only one penny per pound profit is it credible that he would abat nine pence and if his profits enabled him to abate nine pence per pound ought not those who had been theretofore paying him such exorbitant profit reasonably expect to have an equal sum per pound on their purchases refunded to them Another new feature in the science of artifice presents itself in two formidable Tea Establishments in the locality of Dame street A particular quality of a leading article of consumption is sold in them not only at no profit but at a sacrifice of a portion of the cost price What the object is of adopting such a system the Public can form a judg ment Is it not a reasonable conclusion that it is done with a view to decoy and insidiously induce to the purchase of other articles at large profits and manifestly if such be the object it cannot be that fair competition or fair trade from which the Public were promised unprecedented ad vantages The Public is thus assured that in conducting the above new native Establishment delusive artifices to effect sales will not be adopted It will be for the sale of Merchan dize on Commission No Teas will be admitted but in ori ginal unopened packages the quality of which as well as that of Coffee will be duly examined sa that no spurious or adulterated Tea or Coffee will bo in the Establishment and the various qualities of every article in it will be sold for cash only at as low prices as fair Trade will possiblv ad mit of A day in each week ill be publicly announced for opeuing and testing the qualities of original packages of Tea for the satisfaction of purchasers and riday the 10th inst will in the first instance be the day A sepa rate apartment is prepared for samples of goods in bond and testing quality of Tea I Country Dealers will find this Establishment worthy of their attention us a variety of samples of Goods in bond will be ready for their inspection which will bs sold as low as the markets will admit of and Retailers of Tea who buy in less quantity than a Chest shall have same advantages as if they bought a Chest The Citizens of Dublin in particular and the Public in general are respectfully solicited to give a trial to this new native Establishment as a fair trial and comparison is the only true test by which to determine whether other Establishments or it will give them the fairest and most creditable value for money And as a permanent Estab lishment on such a scale is the chief object of the Pro prietor the Public may rest assured that such assiduity and diligeut attention tor their interests shall be used as to renderthis Establishment worthj of their Patronage riciiard madden Nov? 6th 1843 73 Dame street Diocese of Ahonry: rom the parishes of Clonoghill and Kiltor row per Mr Ambrose Cunningham Moyrush Miss Kilmanee Ballagaderrin 4 1 3 6 Thomas Cashill Mullen Ban ister at Law Pat Cavanagh Pat Egan Wm James Sheridan Laurence Cuffe John Hardin John Walsh Lawrenson I John M'Auley James Nugent Diocese of Ardagh: Mrs M'Keon Drumshambo Diocese of Armagh: Per the Rev Patrick Kelly OSA Drogheda Per Mr rancis Stewartstown Anonymous Drogheda rom Ardee per Mr Coleman Mrs Callan Dundalk per Rev Burke 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 4 3 0 best riend and Esq Wm Yore and Laurence Parsley Michael Dempsey Edward Scully Ryan Wm hlurray Keating Clk Joseph Kelly Buckly John Hanly Wm Brophy M'Sweeney Peter Duggan Clk David Ashe Maurice Prendergast Patrick Lambert Wm Bruton John Coyle James allon John Cassidy Pat Gardiner Aiderman James Burv John O'Neill rancis Gardiner John Donnelly John Gannon Miles M'Dermott eluding 1Z the subscription of the late Rev Dr itzgerald rom the parish of Tullow 'per the Rev A Phelan rom Philipstown per Mr John Colgan rom the 'parish of Rathvilly per the Rev John Nolan PP Mr Henry Kildare Per Mr Mathew Radangan Rev M'Ardle Tinryland Anenymous per ditto rom the parish of Killelgh per Mr John Byrne rom Clonaslee per the Rev Jas Miss itzgerald Geraldine Mr Bernard Moore Two mile House rom Abbeyleix per the Rev 1 The following sums have been handed in to the Treasure at the Meeting James Sheridan Esq TC Andrews Esq TC Murphy Esq TC Peter Kelly Esq Thomas Arkins Esq PLG Myles Tobyn Esq Doyle Esq PLG rancis Brady Esq Barrister at Law Denis Dromgoole Esq Owen Heffernan Esq Thomas Carroll Esq John Archbold Esq Patrick Quigley Esq John Levey Esq CnnrAn 5s 10s All Goods Establishment warranted in fit material and DiriiiRn ALLEN DTKmansnip 62 High street 4th of 1 1 th month (November) 1843 Patrick Grennan Edward Nolan John Maher Clerk Charles Walsh Thomas ay Denis Hayes John Browne Bryan Geraghty Bernard M'Garry John Callan Mathew Brannan Christopher Hoey Timothy Meara and'M Eowling Henry Gore Carolan Mathew Magrath Patrick Campbell John Kelch John Nugent John Rafferty Denis Doyle James Maoken George Hurst William Donnelly Pierce Carey John Cronan James O'Toole Stephen lanagan Lewis Moore James Tevlin Thomas atters Richard Leech Christopher Duffy Stephen Eustace John Costello Christopher Howard James ord Joseph Brannan Martin Murphy Thomas Halpin Janies Bowen John M'Gauran Michael Hart William Magennis Georee itzgerald Edward Murphy Esq sen Edward Murphy Esq jun 2 0 0 0 7 3 2 10 0 1 1843 Mathew lanagan Smyth CC CC Rickard James Whittle CC A arrell CC arrington CC Lord Mayor elect Edsvard Reynolds TC John Ryan MD PLG John Spring PLG and Sweetman Molloy and Mergan Andrew Casey and itzpatrick M'Donnell James Bermingham Patrick Kehoe Phillip Kavanagh Thomas Etchingham Thomas Ennis Daniel Kehoe John Kehoe William Berry James Healy Michael M'Loughlin San Bernard inn John Murphy James llawksbaw James Vose rom the pariah John rom Cahirciveen per Messrs M'Lough lin oley and M'Carthy rom per the Rev John Mawe in cluding 1Z from Mrs and the Misses oley Denny street and 13s 4d collected by Miss Susan Purcell 5s 9d by Miss anny M'Caw 5s 6d by Miss Alicia Jeffcott 6s by Miss Tuomy 4s 6d by Mrs Pem 1Z 7s 6d by Mr Morgan 18s by Mr Dan Shea 16s 2d by Mr M'Ellei trum 14s by Mr Jer 12s lOd by Mr Horan 14s Id by Mr Maurice Moriarty Mr Michael Collins 3s lOd Mr Pope 2s 2d Mr Cal M'Carthy 3s 5d Mr Jer Sullivan 3s 6d Mr Smith 8s 10d Mr Kedihan 5s 5d Mr Stack 5s 9d Mr 2s 8d Mr Casey 4s 6d and from Dingle by Miss Green 21 however my intention to tnan RAZOR STROP WITH METALLIC TABLET IS now univerHally acknowledged to combine more excellence with fewer defects than any other known The smooth aud keen edge which it readily imparts evn to the dullest Razor has justly entitled it to the approbation of all who have been fortunate enough to secure its services and if success is dependent upon merit the sale of thia Tablet has stamped it with lasting reputation An experience of Twenty seven Years has rendered it unnecessary for the Inventor to speak further in its favour as the many Testimonials rendered by the most distinguished persons both in England and America in favour of thia Razor Strop will prove The Inventor has appointed LAMPREY Cutler 29 WESTMORLAND STREET Sole Agent for Ireland EXTENSIVE RUMMAGE SALE OREITED" PLEDGES DIVISIONAL SALE ROOM STREET on THIS vAl eanesuay very large collection ot prme i i Hninn1 nn! t)iitv a isvo i nd SMbord Drawers and Glass Case laree PWr Chimney ano Glasses Boxes of Paints Paintings and Pictures Garl and Hearth Rugs of different dimensions a orte a good collection of prime eather Beds A and Pffiows Hair Mattresses Bed Quilts Blankets pieces of Linen and Sheeting pieces of Oil Cloth together with a very prime of Men and Wearing Apparel pieces and sont ot Slk hg Apparel I Ten The nl0 Ey 'a! TR IB UTE ONION STMAKYNboMAS Diocfcae of Waterford: rom the parish of Trinity Within XVaterford per Thomas Meagher Esq Mayor rom St John's parish per the Rev Power ditto rom Clogheen per Rev Jamas Kelly ditto rom Dunhill and ennor per Rev Joy ditto rom St Patrick's parish for the month of October per the Rev John bheenan! 1 rom Can iok on Suir per the Very Rev Dr Connolly including bin own yearly sub scription of 1Z Is Kd and 1Z Is 8d the subscription of the Christian Brothers 1 Is bd that of Messrs and Hogan 1 is 8d of Patrick Stephenson Esq 1Z of II Redmond Esq 19 6d from ennessy Esq and 21 7a 4d collected bpr Miss Louis ll 7s 41 from Mr Watts Academy by Dr Ryan 5s 6d Surgeon Brenan 5s Miss eehan 5s A ding I'N'b bs Esq 6s Power Esq 5s Ryan Esq 4s lOd Mr Devan 4s 4d Shea Esq 4s 6d Mr Byrne 4s 4d Mrs Tobin 4s 4d Mr Walsh 4s 4d Mr Quinn 4s 4d Mr Higgins 4s4d Presentation Convent 6s Mr itzpatrick 4s 4d Mr Hayes 4s 4d Miss Barron 4s 4d Mrs Kerwin 4s 4d Mr Dooley 4s 4d Mrs Kenny 4s 4d Mr Wall 5s Mrs Kennedy 2s 2d Mr Cahill 2s 2d a Servant 2s 2d Mrs Jones 2 2d Mrs Burke 2s 2d Ho gan 2s 2d Mrs Keating 2s 2d Mr 2s 2d Miss Dooly 2s 2d Mrs 2s 2d Mrs Sheehan 2s 2d Mrs Gallivan 2s2d rom Carrickbeg per the Rev John Dc rom the parish of Dungarvan per tha Rev Maurice O'Gorman rom the United Parishes of Ballybricken and Butlerstown per the Rev lynn Subscriptions from Kilmacthomas per Mrs Mary Hearn THE NATIONAL DEBT SAINT PARISH AT a numerous and highly influential meeting of the inhabitants of the above parish held pursuant to requisition on Monday evening the 6th inst at the Old Parish Club Room 92 Pill lane JAMES SHERIDAN Esq TC in the chair The following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Moved by Michael linn Esq seconded by George Read Esq Thatour esteemed representative Andrews Esq do act as treasurer to the Connell National Debt in this parish in which honourable office he has here tofore shown his devotion to the cause and unpurchasableIt That Mr Conran be requested to act as secretary Moved by Andrews Esq TC seconded by Doyle Esq PLG That the peaceable and illustrious Leader of the Irish the ather of his the purest philantbrophist that ever Heaven bestowed on a suffering nation to lead it from unparalleled poverty and degradation being now assailed by an alien and adverse administratmn for his faithful and generous devotion to the cause of op pressed unhappy Ireland we in order to testify the unspeakable love and admiration we entertain for our BELOVED LIBERATOR hereby pledge ourselves to REDOUBLE our efforts to render a debt the Nation owes him and can never sufficiently repay him compen satory in some degree for the exalted and matchless services he has rendered to Ireland Moved by Thomas Arkins Esq PLG seconded by Owen Heffernan Esq: That from the established character for pure and unsullied patriotism of the parish of St Michan which has always been foremost in sustaining the great champion of Irish rights and liberties we anticipate that not a single flincher will be found in the entire parish but that every man will be at his post on Sunday the 19th of November to carry out in its fullest spirit the foregoing resolution and that the following gentlemen with power to add to their number be appointed a Committee to make arrangements tar the collecttan of THE NATIONAL DEBT on that Blue Pilot Taglionis or rocks ine Brown Beaver ditto from IN TROWSERS Stout Tweeds per pair from Capital fro Prime Oxford Cloth and Cassimere ditto irom Wool ded Black Dress ditto from IN BLACK DRESS COATS Low Wool dyed Extra prime quality unnecessary to go higher I continue ta employ two first rate oremen a i BICHARD ALLEN Iv Aonearance of those Extraordinary Artv tes or RISLEY and his Son (the Wonder of the age) matchless Professors of JErial Dancing from America PRESENT EVENING November 8 1843 will be performed the successful New Play he Acts of LOVEg Written bv the Author of Provost of Bruges hew Elmore Mr Calcraft Paul Lafont Mr Mki Jean Ruse Mr Baker Margaret Miss chalmers Miss Pelham Jenny Mrs Baker Manon Mrs end of the Play will be introduced the extraordinary Und incredible Performance of PROESSOR RISLEY I and hu IN hT SON pirided into two parts and illustrativeetffeen the irst and S' Prts the Orchestra will 1 Play the Overture to Semiramide To conclude with arce of THE SPOILED CHILD ittle Pickle the Spoiled Child Miss Heron Tag Mr ow rikle Jlr Duff Mr HSK Ita elL Tir: ki Susan Miss Penson Tickets paces to be had of Mr Joy at tne rXrll Open at Half Uortnnnce will commence at a Pp 2 irgt Gal will be admitted at Half price I GfiiETRE ROYAL ABBEY STREET BENEIT of CLEMENT WHITE and the last night but four of his appearance I mins PRESENT EVENING November 8 i Tim will be presented the Celebrated Drama of JL nlHT TnV Paul Prv Mr David Rees Henry Stanley (with songs) Jii White Col Hardy (for this night only) Mr Clemei Tbeatre Edinburgh) 1 simon Gardiner Phtebe (with songs) Mrs course of the Evening the Duet of Life like a i flies by Mr White and Mrs Dulang Tyrolean Dance by Miss St Clair Bt La Trancka Hispanolia as performed by tam atnv of the Provincial Theatres in Great Britain An Irish Jig bv Miss Pitt and Mus Gardiner 1 new comic Chinese Pas De Troix by Messrs Russells and Se? in the course of which they wll exbibt some extraordinary Chinese eats To conclude with THE BRIDE Or THE ROSE ALTENHEIM The whole of the Music composed by Mr Clement fbite) (The wnoieoi i Mr Clement White Maxnmhan kk David Rees Gertrude Bernhart Mrs Dulang pnKt SH duk Cumin Price a Quarter past Nine no Half Price to Gallery ST PARISH WE the undersigned request a Meeting of the Parishioners at HOTEL QUEEN STREET on RIDAY EVENING next the 10th inst at EIGHT Clock to make the necessary arrangements for the Co 'Vy xieiieiacw rt Diocese of Cork Received from September 4th to Nov 3d Rght Rev Dr Murphy annual sub Sisters of Charity Mr Thomas Lyons Dr and Mrs Ahahista ao Mr and Mrs James Daly do Through Brothers of Christian Schools Right Rev XJr ukiurpiiy Rev Dominick Murphy Rev Leahy South Presentation Brothers Rev John Browse Rev Walsh and Rev Vi all from parishioners of Ovens Rev Coffey Rev Clancy Miss Hynes Rev OSC1 Rev Denis M'Leod 8 Rev Charles M'Leod Rev Barry PP from parish of Eskall Very Rev A Cronin OSA Ursuline Convent Pensioners Sm Rev Lacev from his parishioners of Lower Glaum ire Rev Hayes A Rev'T Lyons from parishioners ot Blackrock Rev Murphy from parish of Maragh Rev O'Riordan OS Rev Murphy Rev John Holland Rev oley Total remitted through the Right Rev Dr Murphy 991 16s 3d rom the parish of Bandon per the Rev M'Swiney SSOCIATION OR THE PROPAGATION THE AITH Received from the 2d of October to the 6th of Noyein £8 0 TO AUCTIONEERS DEALERS IN MERCHANT TAILORS COACHMANS bTA TIONERS GROCERS DRUGGISTS BOO I SHOEMAKERS GLOVERS riVO BE SOLD the Interest in the Lease of the I capital roomy Dwelling house and Concerns 8 Upper Ormond quay with Rear and Gate Entrance extending to Strafid street Every information to be had on the Premises THIS DAY 4 PUBLISHED PRICER In One Volume fftntaitaming 442 pages neatly printed and firmly done up in ancy Cloth Discourses on the naiimt' of OUR LORD MEDITATIONS OR ADVENT and NOVENAS for THE SACKED HEART JESUS and for the SOULS IN PUKGA instated from the Italian of St Alphonsus Lig ori By a Catholic Clehgtman Dublin Published by JAMES DUY 23 Anglesea street O'CONNELL'S UND ST PARISH WE the Undersigned hereby request a Meeting of the Inhabitants of St Parish on next VPIT1 AV VENINC the loth instant at Eight Clock IKIDAl STKEET to adopt our feeling in the io tehieh he is engaged George Canavan Prtrick Patrick Mooney Gilligan John Gilligan Arthur Doran rancis Tuite Charles Gavin Richard White Michael Powell Oliver Shannon John Powell John Healy Assessor Peter Moore Patrick Kean and Co Patrick and Joseph Langan Peter Shannon and Son Christopher Jones Henry Brown Pat and William Whelan Christopher Shannon James Plunkett John Martin Peter Shannon Lewis Moore James Radcliffe James Radcliffe jun Patrick Radcliffe James Smyth Smyth Murphy James M'Sing Michael Nowlan John Russell Lacy Coyle at Esavafcv 4 November 1843 Moved by Denis Dromgoole Esq seconded by John Lew Esq That the foregoing resolutions be published in the Mokning and Weekly beeman Pilot Weekly Register and Nation Newspapers JAMES SHERIDAN Chairman JOHN CONRAN Secretary James Sheridan TC being moved from the chair ami Doyle Esq PLG called thereto It was unanimously resolved That the marked thanks of the meeting is due and hereby presented to Town Coun cillor Sheridan for the dignity with which he presided over the meeting his patriotism on this occasion and at all times DOYLE Chairman JOHN CONRAN Sec Bonnell compensation fund PARISH ST ANDREW INCLUDING MARK ST PETER AND ST ANNE WE the undersigned Clergymen and Inhabi tants of the above named Parishes request a Meet ing of our fellow Parishioners for the purpose of collecting the National Debt to our illustrious leader the Liberator CORN EXCHANGE ROOMS at the hour of THREE on NOVEMBER inst Timothy O'Brien Lord Mayor Elect Roonej (Aiderman) William Reynolds 1 William itzpatrick John Pearson 1 Arthur Barlow Michael Nolan Joseph Byrne Patrick Brien ord John Reynolds William Hanlon Rev Laurence Stein O'Carroll Rev A Quinn David Daly Charles Duffy Timothy Byrne Byrne Thomas Carew Stephen Murphy James Dutiy Henry Taafle Patrick A Taaffe John Murphy Charles Kavanagh Michael Kennedy William Doyle John Ryan William Rudkin Thomas M'Eroy Lynch Patrick Molloy Peter Keegan Patrick Connell Burke John Daly Joseph M'Donagh James arel John itzgerald Clancy John M'Loughlin John Corrigan John M'Kenna Nicholas Kelly SINGING THE Celebrated Vocalists the Misses SMITH (rom Edinburgh and London) who intend remain inir in Dublin during the Season beg to announce that their Twms for Lessons in Singing may be known at their Residence 95 Great Bruuswick street and at Mes will alio receive Pupils lor the Ptultoforle Ml Corn posi ion THE IRISH CARPET MrAREH OUSE 22 PARLIAMENT STREET (The only one in Ireland for the Sale of Insh Carpeting) PETER SHERIDAN Proprietor PETER SHERIDAN begs leave to apprise his riends and the Public at Urge has received his Winter Stock of KILKENNY BLANKE in all sizes and quality at as taw prices as any imported They are particularly recommended for durability and purity of colour lannels in all widths and quality Plain and Printed Drugets Off Cloths eight yards wide without seam and with borders from half yard wide up ar Up also respectfully solicits attention to his IRISH LAK PETING and trusts from the superiority of the artcle fad moderate scale of prices to obtain a patronage from the Nobility Clergy Gentry and the Public atNB Those who reside in the country cm have their T00ms fitted exactly by sending the plan and JYthTugs and can have any particular pattern carpet and hearth he teor 1 iulleo he 0l I reland TO THE proprietors THE BRITANNIA LIE ASSURANCE COMPANY iarQTICE is hereby given that at the Quinquen JN nial General Meeting held for the purpose of receiv tag the report of the state of the Company affairs with the valuattan of the outstanding liabilities and the estimate of the surplus fund or profit It was RESOL EU unanimouBiy I in consequence of the'extraordmary success of Institution upwards of 4000 Policies having been issued during the last five years and a large surplusfund having been accumulated after setting apart an amply sufficient sum to provide for the outstanding liabilities the Directors be empowered to apportion out of such surp us the sum of 4Z per Share among the Proprietors II That as the fundamental provisions of the Deed of Settlement strictly prohibit the disposal or Venation of the profits or other funds of the Company the whole of the profits being reserved to form a continually snereassng Ca pital for the security of the Assured the be empowered to allow intereat at the rate of our per Cent per Annum on the sum above mentioned in additmn to the Interest on the Capital originally subscribed The Proprietors are accordingly requested the Certificates of their Shares to the Company Offices in order that the proper endorsement may be made thereon PETER MORRISON Resident Director 1 street Bank London July 28th 1843 EDWARD OX Agent for the Company No 32 Eustace street Dublin rom whom Prospectuses and all the necessary forms for effecting Assurances may be had on application COMPENSATION UND UNITED PARISHES WITH THE OUT ST LUKE ST BRIDGET WITH AND DEAN BERTIE WE the Undersigned request a Meeting Inhabitants of the above united Parl9 Vestry rancis street at Two oc nta ROW (Thursday) to make the necessary arrangement Coflection of the Compensation land Diocese of Raphoe rom Letterkriny er the Rev M'Get tigan including IZ s8d his own annual subscription and 10s 6d collected by Me Ward 7s 61 by Mr Hugh Boyle 7s 6d by Mr Henry Bruene 10s 6d by Master Hugh Gallagher and 5s from Mr Charles Connolly rom the Very Rev Dr Collectors Subscriptions per the Venerable Archdeacon Hamilton 1 Do by Miss Emily Redmond per do ronfRush per the Rev Mr Gough PP Per Mr Hanlon quay 6s from Rev Mr M'Auley The Misses Per Master rancis Leonard rom Balbriggan per Miss Ternau Richard Corballis Esq and family for 1843 per the Rev Dr rom St Michael's Parish Athy per Messrs and Whelan ftjrs Loughnan Community of ir House Convent Jamieson Leixlip Per Miss Mary Scott Per Mr Charles itzsimons Jobstown rom the Monastery of Clondalkin Robert Hodgens Esq Beaufort rom Mr Bernard John and Mrs M'Logh lin Clanbrazil street for one quarter Per Mrs Scurlog per the Rev O'Connell Mrs Gorman per the Rev Mr Parsley Mr Burke for a year Thomas ottrell Esq leet street Per MrKlt wan North Earl street Pier Mr Kavanagh Anne street Rev Mr urlong Roman Catholic College Mavntoth annual subscription Rev I)r Montague resident ditto per ditto Rev Dr O'Reilly ditto per ditto Rev Dr Callan ditto per ditto Rev Mr Tully ditto per ditto Rev Mr Dixon ditto Per Miss Cunningham Ashford Jones Esq annual subscription Miss Calbeck ditto rom the Parish of Swords per the Ker Mr Kieran Mrs Moran per the Rev Dr Laphen Subscriptions per Air Henry minis Ditto per the Rev Smyth Sandyford and Glancullen Ditto per Miss Leddy Ditto from Booterstown Blackrock and Dundrum per the Parish Priest rom Miss Dowell Bray including IZfrom the Dargle district and 2Z from the district of Cuttlestown and Enniskerry per the which makes the sum of 60Z from the Parish of Bray during this year Per Mrs Travers Wicklow Miss Lawler per the Rev Dr Connell Mr James Kirwan Per Mrs Catherine Walsh Wicklow Per the Rev Kennedy Clontarf AnrmvmntU T1A1 ReV COOPC i ll VU MB rom the Local Committee of Baldoyle per the Rev John White Subscriptions per the Rev Mulhall Ditto per the Rev Mr White Denmark street Ditto per Miss Quigly Ditto per the Rev Ennis Meath street Ditto per the Rev Denis Murphy ditto Ditto per the Very Rev Mr Colgan in cluding IZ from Thomas Segrave Esq Harcourt street Per the Rev Mr Rickard rancis street in cluding his own annual subscription of IZ Is 8d Per the Rev A arrell rancis street Per Rev arrington do Local Committee of Blanchardstown Rev Burke Do do Porterstown do Do do Cabra do St Castleknock Monthly contributions collected by Darcv and several others per the William Meagher Annual subscription of John Hennegan dn SS Michael and parish per the Rev John Smyth Local Committee of Phibsborough per the Rev Thomas Al Local Committee of St James's parish per the Rev Patrick James Gilligan Anonymous per do Per the Rev Air M'Sweeny inurcu succi Mr Knowd per Mr Battersby Mr Stephen Hare do Mrs Hore for half a year do Rev Mr agan Kilquade do Anonymous do do Sundries do Mr William Lynham Roundtown do Mr John Connor Mr Thomas Carey Celbridge pr the Rev A agan Cabinteely lected by the following Mr Pat leming 13s I Jd Master Edmond Molloy 6s 6d Mrs Harmon IZ 4s 6d Mr Roarke 1 Is 8d Miss Connolly 5s Miss Kennedy 2s Mr Woolahan 2s 6d Mr Cullen 2s rom the parishes of St Margarets and inglas Mr Michael Macken TO GROCERS a Situation a young1 Man who pcr fectlv understands his Business also Bottling Cellar Department Can give most satisfactory refe rence as to character capability and find security to anv reasonable amount required Any commands addressed to at the Office of this Paper will be attended to VERY EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL NEW WOOLLEN GOODS TO THE WEST ENGLAND WOOLLEN HALL 62 HIGH STREET I have respectfully to inform my Customers and the Public that I have this week returned from visiting the London Leeds Huddersfield and Manchester markets for the purpose of laying in my Stock of Winter Won Goods They are now in process of opening and I havfe satisfac tion hi stating that my purchases are both prime and cheap IN PRIME WEST AND NORTH ENGLAND SUPERINE BLACK CLOTHS SUPERINE BLACK and MEDLEY BEAY ERS (a beautiful Article for Winter rocks) PRIME DOUBLE and TREBLE MILLED CLOTHS BLUE and BROWN PILOTS And BLACK and ANCY DOESKINS fcc CASSIMERES TWEEDS I have purchased largely and sought to obtain whatever is new or excellent in the market Mv system of doing Business viz that of supplying the ready money Purchasers with good Articles at a taw price a1 i rv intention to 1 nntironiai ph 111s iiu i i is now Kiuij offer my Customers and the Public still better value MtoM IN W1XTEK COATS I commence at a stout well made Article ot 1 0 3 188 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i' The Committee will continue to publish the further payments to the National Debt £1 1 es in YT1 for the effective collection of this highly merited and i ar deLtly supported National und Courage disapay 8 itself in the hour of danger and friendship in the hour of trial Thomas Kirwan 1 Lynch bar Charles Meara John Clarke John Joseph Clarke Anthony John Egan Aiderman M'Kenna Aiderman Daniel M'Nevin Thomas M'Nevin bar Richard Grace Alderaoan M'ClelUfid Heaigan Hamilton A John Miley JohnLaphen Clk John Walaht John Gahen John Carroll John TC Myles Tobyn rancis Burk rench ichael StauatoW Richard Barrett John Stephenson John lanedey Crean I Charles Brett Charles Taafle bar A Curran bar 3 2 10 0 2 6 2 2 5 2 I I 10 0 I 5 0 1 7 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 16 6 20 0 0 £119 16 3 2 2 3 ra 1 5 0 £3 7 1 15 0 1 5 0 22 11 4 5 0 0 12 18 0 8 13 4 0 0 £6 8H 700 3 9 12 6 8 £15 0 3 15 7 1 2 10 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 1 1 8 1 1 8 3 7 0 1 10 0 1 1 8 1 2 6 3 6 10 0 £38 9 9 2 17 6 4 10 0 5 0 0 2 5 0 7 6 0 2 10 0 £24 9 0 3 10 0 15 7 8 2 5 6 10 0 5 0 0 £32 13 2 6 13 6 0 3 3 0 15 0 0 10 6 0 6 6 1 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 6 10 1 0 0 0 12 6 0 5 5 4 0 0 I 1 8 0 9 0 1 18 4 0 10 0 £7 19 0 4 10 0 4 10 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 6 10 0 2 0 0 6 0 0 2 0 0 £29 10 0 5 0 0 1 0 0 £6 0 0 8 12 6 1 1 8 £9 14 2 7 3 6 5 0 0 9 1 2 2 18 0 2 15 4 Miss Margaret Walsh £4 0 0 Miss Ellen Walsh 2 15 0 Miss Maria Walsh 1 2 6 Miss Hurley 17 0 Miss I 16 0 Mrs Spratt 110 0.