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... ov'etr Which Colonel Maclean shteed tite way, followed by Mr. Ogilvy, brothem' of Mr. Ogillv, of Cliesters, Ca~ptainiA Maitland flatly said that thiere was no such leap in the country. Althought Mr. Reddle wartied Captaini Maitlatnd that lie wits seri'Ott ...
... Klbone un. Mr Beddle had er ten tw dss sear wen arsoiclilitlrdjoined; the T patyot te ?? fam tisolclffroeeof opinion CU occrre bn~ee llr~clolo'sd.Crtoa Minand, before eJ at dana Afecidnre, Clonn Malea'sWidig- become telmsubject ofc tars~ttotie. -On Mr dederctan-kn ...
... DR. BOW KING Dr. Pouring, my infinite satisfaction, will not in Parliament, to bottle-holder Mr. PoubKTT Thomson ; and, my equal satisfaction, Mr. Si. an will not there to bother with his schemes for checking population, and preventing ...
... titer of Mr Ogilvy, of Clhesters, when Capt. Maitland flatly said, ?? was no stitch laop in the country. Altioughl Mr iteddic warned Captain Maitland that lie was scrioes, Capt. Maitland reiterated his assetlsion that there vas no suchl ...
... ANECDOTES SIR T. MAITLAND. His hereptim oj Colonel Napier. When I first went the lonian Islands, I was i.'ierM into his Excellency's presence. He was aloße, wai-.i and down in his drawing-room ; I made bow, a-xl 1 ly recovered perpendicular position, ...
... THE KING OF PRUSSIA AND DR. GALL. a grand fete once given at Potsdam, all the court of Prussia asernbled and paraded before Frederick the King. Among all the embroidered collared courtiers, one man alone attracted the attention of majesty, and this was ...
... ENNIS SCHOOL—REV. DR. KING Trinity College.— At the recent entrance, eighty-six gentlemen were admitted, amongst whom three pupils, educated ir. Ennis College, obtained the following distinguished places and honors Mr. Woods, third, Mr. Hallowell, seventh ...
... : Mr C hM j a!v ! 'Jr Maitland Mr i !1 l regt Mr ! Mr JuM Mr S - ' ' ’ ’ '' 1 ' ' leaky (UIcmiik port 'n 1 Ion t'rs i Gulph f bit 51 Ion ' v itivi rl hurricane ti'ti iff (of from fr ock csi j Islands: -l for ...
... OF MR. THOMAS KING The disease is not of a nature to considered pestilential, contagious, infectious, or even half fatal typhus fever. This doctrine was supported, and think I may say victoriously, Dr. Johnson, myself, and others, at the Westminster Medical ...
... MR. JOSEPH KING, Merchant. Agent for T.KWKS and all places aH' cent, of wliom may had Rates and Condi lions I'i.e and Life Avsurance (gratis). Globe Insurance, PALL-MAM. & CORNIIII.t,, LONDON ESTABLISHED |SU3. I.IIRK. I.IVKS, and WM ITIKS.—CAPI ONK MiI ...
... Aomirai. Maitland and AcrnonmEs. It is already known that Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland had given great offence the Chinese, entering their waters with the Wellesley and Algerine vessels of war, and that insult had been offered to boats proceeding from ...
... the part not paid by Mr. Watts was to taken out of the proceeds the paper, for that rase Mr. Walts did not pay all the money then, Mr. Algar was have a larger share of the paper. The paper was still going hut wituess, Stanhope, and Mr. bad disposed their ...