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... Belfast• •• • Henry Bell, O'Hagan, Newry. • Queen of the Isle, Gill, Isleman• .Union, Glais- I ter, Maryport• • City of Carlisle, Hudson, Carlisle ~nd 1 Annan. • Eclipse, Benson, and Peggy, Holmes, Clverstone • • Bella, Redford, Annan • - • • Patricia, Canning ...
... sure as Elizabeth Ward Upper Frederick-street, Liverpool, dis The Grievances of a Country Overseer - exhibits the t here is Heaven above us, sir-this is our buoy, and the brig c h arge d con ditionally , on satisfying the commissioner at Liver. is gone ...
... been received from Mr. Hudson, the gentleman who left England to find Sir Robert Peel. He left Brighton on the 15th of November, and was at Mlilat on tbei22d. Sir Robert Peel had gone to Rome, and it was supposed that NMr. Hudson would reach that city ...
... Smithett; and Commerce, Church, Dublin. -Irishman, Heaney, Drogheda. • Hibernia, Williams, Belfast. .City of Carlisle. Hudson, Carlisle, Hudson, Carlisle. • Manchester, Main, Glasgow. • New Schooner, (not named,) Hooper, Plymouth. .Erin, Ellis, Newry Ott the ...
... Smithett ; and• Commerce, Church, Dublin. • Irishman, Heaney, Drogheda. •Hibernia. Williams, Belfast. •City of Carlisle. Hudson, Carlisle, Hudson, Carlisle. • Manchester, Main, Glasgow.. New Schooner, (not named,) Hooper, Plymouth. .Erin, Ellis, Newry Off the ...
... if you will not honestly tell me all, I promise you that I will torment you about the little nun, whenever we meet. For Heaven's sake, do not, he exclaimed, 1 will never forgive you. 6 ' Then tell me what I wish to know. I cannot; for it does not ...
... lowest class enters it, you must resign your seat to her. It is demanded as her right. The Yankees laugh at the English for allowing a Queen to reign over them, but they (poor henpecked creatures) are subject,.every one of them, to the despot ism of a petticoat ...
... 'it now is, we hope to be allowed to grieve in silence_ over the humiliating spectacle of a whole nation, as it were, not only 'despising the example, but abandoning the. faith of their protestant ancestors, who would have allowed themselves to., be utterly ...
... Drogheda Cunningham, and Vu:ean. Ewing, Glasgow. • Margaret, 'White, Dundee • • L•trk, Brown, Carmarthrn • • City' of carlisle, Hudson, Carlisle. .Union Mills, Workington. • Mona's Isle, Quayle, Isle cf Man • :Sarah, Thomas, Swansea, copper. : John and Mary ...
... 'Gill ; and Earl -of Surrey. Christian, from theisle, of Man—ltose, ii.egr. from Wigton—Robert, Weston; and City Of Carlisle, Hudson, from Carli=le. Seine, Parsons, from Mobile for,this port. at New York, for Orders. Nautilus, 'geed. hence for Cortitantinople ...
... At ,that great meeting they had no banners, no mottoes, no party inscriptions, no colours; neither were any exciting tunes allowed to be played. He wished that he could say the same thing of a recent procession which hail been got up for the reception of ...
... Elliot, from Maranhaur, at Santa Martha. Consffrook,. hence off Cape Ray, sth July. Propontis, Pratt, hence, at Roston. Mary Hudson, Hannibal, Duannons, and Sir J. Franklin, he F n e c a e r , o a n t , Q, l3r ie ia b n eg 13oru, anclGome i r, hence, and ...