Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... resembles her rune. who dii-J on Will about a She has du rci-i Inn, and twilve cf to aooouipan? tli* sd pound* each fup depa'ture, and the England, aLer nd the body is now funeral honure. :h)i»'i>nncf, , Ancfnil, w!rrr9 a state ol anxiply, about to cuiuoilC ...
... ervanls will perform the Opera of guv mansering, Henry Bertram, Mr Horn, (who is engaged for few nights previous to his depa'ture for London) in which ch.,. racter he will introduce Scots ha’e wi' Bled and, Irish Melody Colonel Mannerine, Mr Wallis; Dominie ...
... privste ship between she Uoioe.l Kingdom comprised within ,•f the oit Company's charter w•II he the present rate fur of 21 out wank, Jell 441 ward• fur letters iii.t racer•lit , x ti.e. •eight three when pasted drtitn►ed at li e porta of depa►ture or arrival ...
... vessels undergo, a strict examination previous to leaving this port. ■» •* All is consternation here, on account the surf den depa’ture of the American Minister, wh'ch is owing the disgraceful insults and gross abuse received by his countrymen. . Seventeen ...
... the Government stamo. WARRANTED FIRST SHIP FOR SKW IUKk. , DUBLIN mKECT, Splendid! Fir.t-cla«s New Ship, MONTREAL PACKET, burden 811(1 Tons, Captain STEWARD, to sail punctually on the MARCH. This b-auliful new Ship, now on her loyage, is Sued in the roost ...
... longer profitable, they remove them wholesale from the land, either into the poor-house, or u Major Maims did, into the emigrant ship. Let us now see bow the Cuowsi deals with its Irish tenantry. The following is from the Kerry Evening Post : The crown owns ...
... his varied narratives brave attempt and desperate successes, that th. second hour slipped away before I rose and took my depa.ture. On regaining the deck the burry of the business wss over. The contraband cargo had been replaced by atona ballast; for, ...
... at an angle 4J degress, the outside jdank being of larch three inches thick, lying loogitudin illy or' with the sheer of the ship, and the whole being bound up with vertical and diagonal iron bands. Between each layer of pUnk the surfaceis covered with ...
... Liberator, which were to have been carried on to Southampton by the Montrose steamer, expected to arrive on the 17th, were not shipped on board that vessel, owing to the absence of the Right Rev. Dr. Miley aud Mr. D. at Rome. This unexpected occurrence will ...