... generally and deservedly 3 his memory will be long ¢ bis aud many a: near and dear te Is, At Kendal, aged 27, John Wann, fonmerly book Kings Arms Coach Offies. we W Toer, dt 23. Ins Ke and Roger, Joho Willian, 22. At Long Me. Hugh Alan, de The 29h ale, at ...

... passage, apply to the Master on hoard, west side King’s Drrck; or to Messrs. John Lea and Co.; Mr. John Sinclair; or WM. BELL, Broker, 1, King-street. For ANTIGUA, The CHRISTIAN, - John Chsistian, Master; ' copnered.—For freight, Ac. apply board, Queen’s Dock; ...

... stamp duties. Sir John Newport postponed until to-morrow (Tuesday) his motion relative to the Irish Admi- ralty. Petitions in favour of the demands of the Ro- man Catholics were presented from various places in Ireland, by Messrs. Grattan and S. Rice, Sir ...

... of the sufferers, the chief pain in my breast, belly, arms, and hands ; 1 thought that all the blood in my body had run into my arms and to burst out of my finger ends. This was mistake ; but the arms swelled till the gauntlets were buried witbin the flesh ...

... following extract of a letter from Madrid, dated February 10, that they have not had so desirable an effect“ A baud of 1 men, armed and mounted, presented themselves, in the night of the Bth, at the country house of the king, called St. Ferdinand, and seized ...

... By order of the Assignees, JOHN HALL, Solicitor. Lauemeter, Fep.gS, 1888; /* NOW LYING AT GRIFFIN'S WHARF, LONDON, TAKING IN GOODS FOB LANCASTER, PRESTON, KENDAL, UL- VERSTON, and places adjacent, J^%k THE SMACK _Cmßr JOHN ELL WOOD, Master. •.* Those ...

... short illuem, Mr John Healey, butcher of this city. On the 2'dh ult. Mr Richard Higginson, of Harrow Hall, in this county, aged ; man universally esteemed. the oili mst. at Hargrave, the parish of Tarvin, much lamented all who knew him, John Clewes, tailor ...

... of St. John N. S. stone. Previously ibis year 17354 i that the [Wiaoners and the public ahould know Itat your ai. j n poit, amounting to several huudred, were twire landed, p , ,'f „ m ,he itat fort, 160 vardt, toward, the Thomaa, from St. John’s, N. B ...

... to the house in which the two bruiliers resided, and attacked Martin in the Most and brutal manner, and after breaking hie arms, bac! and Lega, dragged him towards his brothers jer, as they oni to shake hands and die in peace withhim! The P fom Freshford ...

... and the First Lieutenant of hisi Majestv's late I to bomb, the Terror, who had travelled (dressed like freebooters, ult- and armed with pistols,) more than sevenry miles, on foot, to Pest obtain assistance from the Admiral in the Tagus. Their ship, it appeared ...

... having some intimation of this, had arrested several suspi- cious persons. The Commodore bad also at- tempted to laud some small arms on some points of the coast, but finding tbe inhabitants receive bim coolly, he had re-embarked them. Count Capo d'lstria has ...

... called on to take the test. Lord John Russell said, he did not expect to hear such a doctrine from so grave an authority. Mr. James Grattan presented a petition pray- ing the introduction of the poor laws into Ire- land. Sir John Newport thought their introduction ...