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... of the crew and four of the passengers of the brig Minstrel, Captain Outerbridge,arrived here yesterday, bringing the disastrous intelligence, of which the following is an accurate summary. The Minstrel left Limerick, Ireland, on the 21st of April last ...
... Prestonpans and Culloden, and has spoken to, and had wine with the Pretender. He served on the side of the Royalists in the American war. and was at the battle of Quebec, where General Wolfe lost his life at the moment of victory. He served on board man-ofwar ...
... application has been made to the Governor of Maryland for an armed force, to compel obedience to the laws. The Baltimore American truly describes a portion of Harford county as being in open rebellion. This affair influences Maryland stocks very unfavourably ...
... and Rev. George Jaffrey, all of whom denounced American Slavery, and declared that it was utterly impossible that any Christian Church could hold fellowship with slaveholders, or with the pro-slavery American Presbyterian Church. Mr Wright showed that Dr ...
... York Jeffersonian, the following account of the reception Templeton met with on his arrival j n tlie United States. The Americans seem quite electrified with his performances :— The Opera House of Signor was literally jammed to witness the performance ...
... Professor of Theology in the Theological Seminary, Pnnce. ton, U. S. Edinburgh. 1846. This the first of projected scries of American reprints, ap- pears seasonably on tins side the Atlantic, where the subject of which it treats has of into years become one ...
... they are adapted, and, generally speaking, disappear with them, Silent, then, and all unstrung, hang up the harp ol the Last Minstrel in that exquisite work of art which a nation s pride has raised to bis memory in this city, and in sad and solemn silence ...
... under the yoke of slavery. Programme 1, for TuEspAy Evening, April 27th. * Tancredi.” First.—Overture, Glee “ Merry is the Minstrel’s life.’ Ballad, “ Mary Blane.” Chaunt, “ Blue-tail Fly.” Song, “ Get u 5 in the morning soon.” Ballad, “Jolly Raftsman. ...
... towards the Irish Relief und at Bombay amounts to —upwards of £22,000 having been collected throughout India. AMERICA. Two American packet ships—the Washington Irving, Captain Caldwell, and the Henry Clay, Captain Wye—arrived at Liverpool on Thursday. By ...
... merchant bark Minstrel arrived at Plymouth on the 20th, from Monte Video, which she left on the ICth of April. General Oribe continued to invest Monte Video, whose inhabitants were occasionally shot by his forces. About fortnight before the Minstrel left, an ...
... engaged in editing work the exploits of the Duke of Wellington, which consists of detached poems, the works of numerous minstrels, some of them belonging to Scotland. We are pleased to hear of this appointment, not the less from the Major having enrolled ...
... Assessor. —Morning Chronicle. oF THE AMERICAN MISSION IN Oregon.—The Times has received from the Governor and Committee of the Hudson’s Bay Company letters containing the particulars of the massacre by the Indians of the American Mission at Walla Walla, ia the ...