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... BELONG. — — RN Ships. Ions. Jships. Ions. United Kingdom 15 1439 23 38C>0 Russia 3 1138 Norway Denmark Prussia German States 1 83 Holland 1 96 France 8 608 20 2307 Italian States .» 5 1321 Greece 1 225 k, United States of America, .j r 4 2145 Totals 21 ...
... uii might iitveariecn out of thes4e differencs. * I-Ietilajesty having bthen appeale i to on thi i oceasion by tfee Sultan, united lier ?? writh tho; of the Governirount of France to which a siaiit _ appeal had beenia ade; in order to asiit by t nvinployflient ...
... Gilway onithe mdornitg of'the'lst, arriied at Hali- the -fax at 4 ?? Othete I Ith inst., after a mean run of prc 9w days The United States tail steam-ship Hermann, coI IpGinp Craftr6e, naived at New York from South- the 4,nptqptaoi-on.te 9thinstant;-after ...
... in several places, and the disturbance lasted till one on Tues- day morning. On Tuesday six men—three Welshmen and three Irishmen��were apprehended for being con- cerned in these disgraceful outrages; and safely lodged in Merthyr station-house. On Tuesday ...
... slightest features local interest; and there were only four civil causes.] TUESDAY. Ai it was generally known that the two Irishmen, who were charged with the atrocious murder of a poor unoffend- ing old woman at Bassalleg, would be tried to-day, the court ...
... Aberdarots, which hais P lag forthI cthd -; and we hope that all the g entle- been of il~ ofi thle county and some others will unite 'P men of tll~tP aid ,in such a ~deserving, and and r~ede ile0 necessary c latudable ll TAT oZ CARTEr-s.--At the police-toffice ...
... sober they would all make so much money, and would be altogether so independent that there would be no dealing with them. Irishmen and public-houses, he continued, they are the saving of the iron-trade there would be no profit without them. The former ...
... Constantinople state that Kossuth v was still in captivity at Kuteiah on the 7th, and was t confined to his bed with fever, 0 T'le United States steam-ship Baltic, arrived in the s Miersey on Thursdav morning, with advices from New e2 York to the 10th iiistant ...
... ethe confinement so distasteful as to operate as a real punish- ment. Mr. BRUCE PRYCE said it was a well-known fact that Irishmen went and broke windows for the purpose of being committed and obtaining the prison allowance, as it was notorious that they ...
... of the cost of fi merchandise imported into the United States from fo- d reian countries, which has been given in the negative. The decision is of great moment to the mercantile d community. The United States Mail Steam-ship ft Arctic, arrived at Liverpool ...
... M~inister and a Rousr3 of Coimmions to deprive of so much rent, or so mucth profit, every owner and occu- pier of land in the United Kingdom, and that inder false pretensions, fallacious calculations, and forgled documents. It was a foolish act in another ...
... to bail. The President has issued proclamations r against such expeditions. A terrible railroad riot, in which six hundred Irishmen were engaged, took . place at Hornersville, New York. It arose out of a strike for wages. Three were killed, and manv were ...