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... SaOiogs. For Freight or Passage, apply ROBERT M'GRICKEN, 27, Merchants’ quay, Newry and Warrenpoint. GEORGE KING It Cc„ 4, Drury-Lane, Water* Street, Liverpool. Stkam Gux-eoate the Baltic—On Saturday the Uinx screw gun.hoat, intended for the naval opera* ...
... of Sailings. For hreightor Passage, to ROBERT M*CH4CKEN, 27, Morchanla’ quay, Nowry and arrenpolnt. GEORGE KING Cc., 4, Drury-Lane, Water(l Street, Liverpool. MR. M. SMALL, VETERINARY SURGEON, GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL VETERIN ARY COLLEGE, AUTHOR THE VETERINARY ...
... Sailings. For freight or Passsge, apply to ROBERT M'OR ACRKN, 27, Merchants’-qtty, Nawry and Uarrenpoint. GEORGE KING Co., 4. Drury-Lane, Water- Street, Liverpool. TER HOGGETS RAMS. They have bt-en hr* with j*r. care, and are de*c»-nclfd trom the pure Uakt-weil ...
... neat Day of Sailiogt. Freight Pnesaffr, Apply ROBERT M‘CH\CKBN, *27, MerchAnU' Ne»rt and airrnpuint. CEOUOF. KIN ...
... Day of Sailings. For Freight Passage, ROBERT M*CR \CK.EN, 27, MerchantVquay. Newry ami Uarrenpoint. CEORGE KING fc Co., 4, Drury-Lane, Water Street. Liverpool. Liectenant-Genebai. Sir Geo. Brown, K.C.B.— Tiiis distinguished officer has become entitled to ...
... clothing, just the flooring fell in. Another honourable mention is that of Conductor Chapman, No. 3, wlio, at a fire in Drury-lane, on Sunday fortnight, rushed through the flames, and brought three persons down his escape, saving himself only by sliding ...
... majority ani the longest report ever known such a subject. Lord PALJ.IEIISTON referred to the statemeiii. made Mr. Layard in Drury-lane, Lord jested the suiferluga of the people mad;- light of their unfortunate condition, and that ha.. never seen Lord Palmerston ...
... evidence, appealing likewise to the of Sir Lacy Evans, in substantiation of the averments he had made at the meeting at Drury-lane Theatre, affirming that in those averments, instead of overstating the truth, had understated it. Sir C. WOOD went minutely ...
... patented, and a great number of carts built upon the Principle have been recently manufactured the works of Mr. Ayshford, of Drury-lane, under the superintendence of Mr. Stecvcns. For the purposes of the operations in thu Crimea they are available for use ...
... statements made by him at the reform meeting at Drury-lane, in the case of the Robt. Lowe. Sir C. WOOD did not wish to use harsh words, but the whole of the statements made by the hon. member at Drury-lane were, to his knowledge, destitute of foundation ...
... musical instruction for three years. In 1706 young Braham was engaged by the still remembered composer, Signor Storace, for Drury-lane Theatre ; and his debut (which was in an opera called Mahmoud) was successful that in the year following he was engaged ...
... week atTaitersAir*. London, to Mr. Fanjamboy as sire, the price two thousand guineas. Th* An official t*jration held »t Drury-lane Theatre into the cause of the recent fire in that building show that arose from some wadding projected from gun fired off ...