... January 10. Pr.Tir Juky.—Messrs. Thomas Cliermsidc, Samuel Johnston John Johnston. Robert Johnston, James Johnston, James Kirkwood, Richardson Kelly, Hugh Kelly, John Knox. John Lamb, Henry Harry, and Alexander ...

... Ditto. tto. Ditto Pear! Ditto, 70 Bales Alicant Bari'la, of superior quafity. Snle moderate Terms for good pigments, THOMAS BELL, S4, North-sir* et. M»y 20. SICILY BARILLA, See 1 * c, Q»' Y. Umle ...

... Macau Thomas Kdward Quigley | A. Butler Laurence Goodman Thomas Byrne Janies Quigley Nicholas Smith Pal. Byrne Pat. Berril Michael Calkin Michael Bryan Uooney Pat. M‘Aneany James Dori Pat. Dorian Patrick Itichard liyrn« John Uyrne James TO THOMAS FITZGERALD ...

... EQUITABLE. Office. EDINBURGH, a, ST. AN DREW-SQUARE PRESIDENT.* TUE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF ROSEBERY, K.T. VICE PRESIDENTS. SIR THOMAS DICK LAUDER, BART. THE HON. LORD MONCREIFF. HIS GRACE THE DUKE BUCCLEUCH, K.G. THE RIGHT HON. THE EAKL OF DALHOUSIE. (All ...

... containted in the Townlcy enlleotion of the B~ritioli Museumn. Alconamunloation -was read fromt Sir Thomas Phillips, con- e taining a mtemoir.,df the(, singular ?? of Sir Peter * GarewK, atgqntloman of highh repuitafiun at Mahion St: Ottery, who was ?? several ...

... r. who was lately appointed a Stipendiary Magistrate, has resigned. He has been succeeded by Captain Esmonde, brother of Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart. Captain Taylor, late Sub-Inspector, Donegal, has been appointed Paymaster. Chief Constables Plunket and Kane ...

... JOHNSTONE’S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. From this very cheap, useful, ami entertaining: periodical extract the following interesting account ol Patrick Ha- the first Protestant martyr for truth ami religious freedom that was committed to the flames, the Popish ...

... geon, vice Johnston, promoted the Foot. 72d Foot—Licnt.-Gen. Sir Douglas, K.C.8., from the Foot, to Colonel, vice Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Campbell, K.C.8., deceased. 81 st Foot—Major-Gen. Sir T. Evans, C.8.. to be Colonel vice I.ieut. Gen. Sir N. ...

... 0 William Parsons, Rev. Norman Johnston, Owen Hearn, Thomas Johnston, Mr. Ilungerford, Mrs. Corry, Hill-street, Captain Boyle, Anonymous. P. Connor, M.D., A Friend the cause of Religion, Rev. R. Verschoyle, Rev. Thomas Nolan, (late Chaplain of St. Patrick’s ...

... THOMAS TAYLOR. A ludlgrolioN nnd €'onaii|>nllon of lb* Bowel* Copy of folltr from 0 R. U’ylhrn Harlrr, Fig . Author Ihc •' Hook of the Ilaiiiln, Sre. Tbs near Neatowa, merysldrc, Nonli XValrs, Marcli 3. 1813 To ProfeuM-r H ...

... numerous Marginal References from Matthew Henry, Vincent, Fisher, Paterson, and others. John Johnstone, 15, Princes Street, Edinburgh; and 20, Paternoster Row, Loudon. Sir James array’s i'luiil .Ha;iiesia, PREPARED under the immediate care of the Inventor, and ...

... irritter at Law, to Jane Anne, only daughter the late William Henderson, Ewi- DIED, tl.e lOth instint, Sir Uolirrt Ilirty. But., one of the Aldermen of Dublin. Sir Robert had suffered from . serere attack of Cholera, and sunk Wneatb the .operrening freer. Io ...