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... side to the other by the joint at the mist, and he could still bend and extend his fore-arm by the natural action of the elbow joint, and be had the lull use of the arm at its junction with the scapula. could not refer to any cause which could have produced ...
... to the various parts of the Uni- negroesand mu:attoes into that state,-The German ' BIRTHS, 111,11ZHIAG ES, AND DEATHS. Mr. John EClward Taylor, of Manchester. , 4 east. A oe I 'Hee timeal e ''' ill mong the . t on the 2,eis and 29iIi of tee! Kingdom ; ...
... Thursday, the 10th instant, at Tygwynne, near Cardigan, at a very advanced age, Mrs. Has.sall, relict of Thomas tiassall, Esq., of Kilshuc, Pembrokeshire. On Tuesday last, after a lingering illness, aged 56, Mr. John Cowan, formerly a grain-merchant in Glasgow ...
... •Jabez, Ewa t, Rout n• •Woodbridge,.Ress, and Travis, Watford, Serra Leine. • Nord Stern, Sartorius, Danzig.. John Bentley, RA bertson, St. John's, N.B .Eagle, Quit. ham, and Mona Castle, Voss, Isleman • • Dove, Fitz g erald, Swansea. •Thetis, Dawes, C4rditf• ...
... Stanley moved, that Mr. Sheehan, having been guilty of a breach of privilege, be committed to the custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms. The motion wns agreed to, and Mr. Sheehan committed. THE DRAMA. Mr. E. L. Bulwer moved fora Select Committee to inquire into ...
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... the House of Commons when the Speaker attended by the usoal officer that house upward members observed John Lord Duucannon Lord Howick Mr James Grattan Alderman Venal Ac bar The then and the given to Bill amend representation thus putting the tlie The present ...
... sold with this lot, are in the occupationof Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Lawson, William Routledge, John Waters, George Coulthard, William Gartner, John Barnfather, and John Peile. And also drying house, in the occupation of William Tweddle. The ESTATE intended to ...
... ditto at ditto The Jean Hastie hence at Halifax The John and Mary Robinson hence ditto Janet Jacobs hence atditto Princess Victoria London ditto-The Eleanor Stevenson hence St John’s NB The Henry Grattan Wilson hence at ditto The Maria Bell hence ditto The ...
... for leave to bring in a bill to make the payment of tithes permanent and compulsory under the Tithe Composition Act. Mr. GRATTAN said he was convinced that this attempt to settle the tithe question would prove failure. was clear to him that nothing but ...
... another 1-anca-hire increase an infirmity 1 ad” to upon for making final adjustment the he concluded by bringing bills to Mr J Grattan said that composition could never be enforced and the people would not satisfied with the of the butden from the small to ...
... HINTS for THE STRANGER in DUBLIN. BY SIR JOHN C-R. Low water. Duke Bridgewater. to go round Rock—aground in Rock Channel. Emerald Islesplendid steamer! Sunset•—..beautiful night—phosphoreseence—luminous remark ! &Mr:se-L.ll°lyhead, distant view of Wicklovy ...