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... still blowing a gale, landed the passengers and mails Warrenpoint, at o'clock on Wednesd.ty forenoon. It is impossible to speak too highly of the unceasing and laborious exertions of Captain Davis, who remained on deck for twenty-four hours ;dr the steadiness ...
... if he was to consider himself prisoner ? O’Si replied, certainly, Sir, and you must accompany us to the Police Office—then speaking to Keys and Byrne, he said aloud, don’t /ear boys. I’ll back your tack ! Upon his oath these were the very expressions he ...
... respective commands, as soon as the public land—We make no the abbve.—Let service wili adrnifof the same, we cannot but diet speak for itself. consider the signer* the Memorial having for- felted all claims to our confidence, a,nd.their example as endangering ...
... a fresh Ia Chamber of Peers, eighteen Pe ers have sub: | As we were preparing to put to Press, w touts, bed their names to speak for the law—eight | caived the Debate on the Army Estimates, bu rt ol it: in all, 36 ltoo late an hour for insertion this evening ...
... George, Isaac Stewart, Thomas Kirwan, Natha vi el Anderse eee eee eee rug | Phe Jury, withont returned a Verdict CF | is to speak toohighly of the unccas nat ay inst each of the three ag exertions of Captain Davis, who remained on deck for ‘be Recoxoga ...
... s I , from the Law may be marred by the mode of ifs! ' execution. The following statement, which we one or two facts which speak more than volumes ' thing of its local history. We find that the i fof assertion, and, in order to do so, I must reverse the ...