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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... bei TURK~EY. enll (Front thec Gazette de Francr, dated Thuserday, April 1o.) ag, C'onstantinople, March ?? persecution of the Arme- P~, nians even extends to the convents of women, of whom about Coo have been obliged to leave I~e capi tal. The armaentscoaore ...
... chest, sheM s4 «, r k, flour Gibson and co, crates eggs 70 cow, 40 sheep - --I 'l ' Acts, (loud cheering.) the motion of Lord John 'ament had reservrdto,,self the right of varring and amend- , . |,p ,re I box ivory dust 705 bags sugar lambj o pig, order-ln ...
... youngest daughter Mr. E. llaaorth, Jm.ed' near Manchester. On .Saturday the inst. Ulvemton, Mr. John Taylor, Crosshind, Uusland, Ann, second daughter the late Mr. John Soidby* bookseller, of the former place. Sunday the tih insl. at Chester, Mr. Waluulcy to ...
... Burnett that King William desired peace to be made with tbe Irish upon any terms, as there was a French fleet riding with an armed force within sight of Limerick ; so that no man could say what might have been the fate of King William's army if the Treaty ...
... Bishop Burnett that King William desired peace to be made with the Irish any terms, as there was French fleet riding with an armed force within sight Limerick so that man could say what mieht have been the fate of King William's army the treaty Limerick ...