... of some Christian sailors during the Inst war, whose religious services were interrupted by their comrades, and themselves exposed to every species of contumely, shot being usually rolled upon them whenever they were etignged in Divine Worship. At the Battle ...

... leaving Southampton, and performing the passage from thence in ten hours. Tuesday, April 30, 6} Even | Friday, May 8, 8£ Even FAKE.S. Main Cabin, 21s ; Second Cabin, 18s ; Carriages £8 • | Horses £9; Dogs ss. PASSPORTS FBOM SOUTHAMPTON may be had of ...

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... opinion bis Majesty’s Government, considciiug the great length of the struggle belwetn Turkey and Crete , tli.it they ought to fake no step t ...

... that was raised to the office of Lord Chancellor aggipti bis will, has astonished roost people, and m,striking instance of the fake estimate which-even the ablest men sometimes take of their own powers. Lord Eldon, Who bad been bred an Equity lawyer, and ...

... become almost an impassable quagmire, aa we bad to follow a short bridle-path that, winding along the skirt of the busb, exposed as to the mark of any enemy that might be concealed within. I observed that thoae of our escort tbat went ahead looked anxiously ...

... the whole length of her keel, ritis we naturally conceived was the forerunner of her total wreck, anti stood in readiness to fake the boats, and endeavour to hang under her lee. She continued to strike with sufficient force to have hurst any less-fortified ...

... O'Toole I UPCPA, Captain L. O'Toole. Or MINNA. Captain Leyne. SAILINGS FOR NOVEMBER. Thuraday, 27th, at 2 afternoon. PASSENGER FAKES. .-Bftween Cork and London :* Cabia. including fee. 2os ; Deck, 12s 6d Return tickets ;* Cabin, available for one month from ...

... and energy in the study of it, or one who will only receive the conventional respect which belongs to Lis rank and office. Exposed to many temptations, nia Boyal Highness must resolve to earn public applause by removing all that will draw him from tlie ...

... it possesses times of peace, they are stil] more considerable time of war, since, in addition to these, will uot only less expose our commerce to the annoyance of the eaemy,. but offer greater facility to the Government for carryingqn more effectively ...

... followed np this question. It is not one npon whioh it is pos- aible tobe very eloquent, while on the other hand its ohampion exposes himself to all tho unprincipled abuse of the Badical press in town and oonntry. It is satisfactory to know thatthe organisation ...

... Is; Sheep, per ore, 6 S ; Lambs, per score, ss. If only one Horse or Beast, . V Persons sending Goods by these Boats, will fake upon themselves all risk of Carriage and of loading and ?? the Company will not be answerable for Accidents, Loss, or nage ...