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... heaiiuu Illy 1,. leant 1001'. thia are • lin v.-A , . a tuE' 5.. r thc r.or, aid joy tor the Iseari ; hut thr tut' ..rmtion ' unit —lllc 11000 11.1 hi h it ia. 11000 f' rd,..ll.4orteli. • hangml, 1111 the rtv 11(101 Al legiclation, pros., that a, the r ...
... sot be balled, OW the to the creation of new sees the 4 mese persons to keep the two funds XVlTfthey were anielpinate.l, the united cur- I be applied in the may which *tented most andreehve to tbe 4 the Church, either heereesgr n :Z wmaher of or in augmenting ...
... January, leSo, has been 61,250—0 f whom 36,1014 STEAMERS BETWEEN NEWCASTLE AND were Enghichnien, 7,439 Scotchmen, 5_,?17 Irishmen. HANIWRGH EVERY WEDNESDAY. 22 0 ; Frenchmen, isa , Crermans, 762 Russians, 1,19 t lIIE splendid New Iron Steamships Prussians ...
... highly interesting and instructive lecture was delivered by John Pease, Esq. On the Physical and Social Characteristics of die United States, a knowledge of which he had acquired during a residence of two years in America. the Tuesday evening, Mr. G. L. Banks ...
... net the Itul.ject, tnetted the same style of writers, poor men, you have wished Charley Dickens at TUESDAY, eft. hordes, of Irishmen in mat parts of Eitel:end ready' to though of it educated clans. worka are our elhow. Vance a spkeelid brig, nearly eou tons; ...
... front ultreniontane influence; productions of the ingenuity enuityand industry of nearly about hairiest six o'clock groups of Irishmen, roan and as to the attack upon the independence of the all the nations of the world, yet, after a ll, thieve I2oto no In ...
... 111. The Business of this Office is the largest out of Faraway.—Compoied by J. F. Esq. Writ- London, and the Third in the United Kingdom. by Mrs. L. CHILD. (In No. 25.) The Assured are front en orisiU/kr. Three- Family Walt&—k Miss PHILP. This Wafts fifthe ...
... workhouse. We wonder whether he ascribes his ruin to The Saxon, or has now got sense enough to confess, that when either Irishmen or Englishmen in hif, it is mostly their own fault. SIR FEEL —ln his political biography of George Bentinck, Mr. Disraeli ...
... tobbeson's hand The Englohmen were theta forced Statutuolliam, and the horse and cart were at the dour, the to ey, Im Avner the Irishmen a ith the wmitinded man, who horse beim( by CUR, the little boy (the being ia) the road One o f hi s e „ aspatt i,„ ta went ...
... the Queen and under her protection. Tim outrage was directed against them as Rowan Catholics and Irishmen, and became they were Heinen Catholics and Irishmen. I grieve to ace men of your character and taxation identified with such a mob, but I must treat ...
... Assurance Offices. ST ItOVAL LETTE7tS rATENT. United Service & General , zl . l7iirance & Guarantee ASSOCIATION. , C.ifper-firett, AOZNTII.—For Sunderland, T. Brunton, Esq., Ship Surveyor; Newcastle, Mr. H. Coppock, Shipliroker, _ and Mr. E. Walker, Chemist ...