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... Berry, or LACE and SON, solicitor,. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. The Cardigan Bay Steam Navigation Corn- VALtanavElivyD, Of 60-horse power, JOHN Commander; plying, for the Summer Season, between PWLLHELLI and ABERYST WITH, galling also ...
... Wexford • .City of Carilsle, Hudson, Carlisle. •John O'Gaunt, Park, Lancaster. •Mary Frances, Drogheda • • Comet, Phillips, Dublin. • Anne, Wall, Wicklow • .Isabella, Allen, Oban• • Speedwell, Wood, Inverness. •John Wood, Ewing, Glasgow Off the port:— Sir Walter ...
... considerable space of I ground. Amongst the domestic pets belonging to his family was a gray, black-faced monkey, With long arms and a long tail; which, on count of his mischievous propensities, was al- Ways kept chained to a post on which the hut Which ...
... I do, sir?' said If you will give me your arm, ma'any: said Brandon, I'll see you safe to the. : ritage-door, when you can send for a coach.' Arm, sir said the lady. I wish I could sir: but I have got no arms. 'Dear me, Ma'am,' said the box-book and ...
... his ears,) happened to get a crack in the arm, of so violent a nature as to fracture the _ . INCIDENTS or WAR.—Soon after nightfall, bone. Regardless of the . wound, while theblood and when the clash of arms was no longer was streaming fast, he looked ...
... Assurance office, India-buildings, February 17. Siß , —Theexertions of the Fire-police Establish,'n l trresting the progress of a l arm i ng conflagrations Inn Many occasions been conspicuous and eminently lful, most par.icularlv so in a recent instance in I -street ...
... in charge of an officer and a miltary centinel, four most determined characters, namely, Thomas , Boutel, John Wallace, Thomas Dalton, and John Bannon ' all of them very powerful men, particularly Boutel and Dalton, suddenly rushed upon the centinel, ...
... brother, Mr. Jones Burdett, by Sir George Sinclair, 31. P., and other friends; Mr. Leader by Mr. Bridgman, Dr. Bowring, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Mr. C. Hindiey, Dr. Lushington, Sir William Molesworth, Mr. Wakley, Mr. M. J. O'Connell, Sir S. Whalley ...
... and this was distinctly corruption. The house then divided on Lord John Russell's motion for the order of the day; Mr. W. S. O'Brien's proposal of adjournment being withdrawn. Lord John's motion having been negatived by a majority of four, the main resolution ...
... was undertaken.—Mantell's Wonders of Geology. THE CELEBRATED QUARREL BETWEEN FLOOD AND GRATTAN.—The remote cause of the celebrated quarrel between Flood - and Grattan was, the eld orator's jealousy of the young one, who had come with higher powers and untainted ...
... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...
... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...