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... Pembroke, Sid. ney, Magdalene, King's, Downing, and the Vice Provost of King's Coll ale. Althroan Weyer', Nov. 29.—The Carron, armed steamer, arrived here this morning for the purpose of conveying Mr. Peake's family and furniture to Portsmouth, to which Yard ...
... Cadiz; previous to the 13th, Westmorland, Field, and EUisbcth, from Liverpool; Experiment and Louisa Hannah, from Pbole.—At St. John’s, N. 8., Nov. 2, Louisa, from Falmouth; Rose, from Cork.—At theTexel, Nov. 23, Cyclops, Tcrrcy, from Providence. arr. MAILS ...
... Philpots was very well received, and sible—(cheers). Still an immediate and entire abolition of pledged himself to promote liberty arm freedom in all things. slavery might produce unhappy consequences to those whose Mr. Hope with difficulty got a hearing. The ...
... bricks and other missiles, breaking the windows, and also hurting Mr. Palfreyman's arm very seriously. He then told them, that if they did not desist . he should use fire-arms, which both he and Mr. Skidmore then produced. .The breaking of windows and throwing ...
... thing bet his bravery. Mr. Henry Grattan has addressed the people of Meath, whom he reminds the his family al.ays opposed the Union, even in Ike field. Tnis is plain talk. (ADVERTISEMENT.) sourflwAßK ELECTION. Mr. JOHN ELLIS having been Informed that ...
... they began-lhr»»winf stone*, irks, and other breaking the windows, and alwi hurting Mr. arm very seriously, lie then told liirm that they did not he should use fire-arms, ImAH he and Mr. Skidmore then produced. Th* breaking windows and throwing stones siill ...
... a new battery of four mortars, ntended to throw shells upon the bastions Nos. 1 and 2 In the citadel, was established and armed at the extremity on the right of the second parallel. It has opened Its fire this morning. The batteries of the garrison have ...
... Major Humphreys was put up a second Conservative candidate, in consequence, as he allaged. of a coalition between Alessrs. Grattan and Howard. T. or , w b y Mr. Bercsfbrd, and seconded Mr. R. Holt TrueL The polling was fixed to take place this day. My ...
... strongest possible light. Three u' Cloth. —At this moment vve have received from Loughborough, the supposed strong hold of (ieneral John- son, the following statement of the poll at twelve o'clock : — Phillips..' J5O Manners 272 J oh. .son '211 ! HERTFORD COUNTY ...
... Moore having resiveci. HADDINGTON 4 JEDBURGII 3 AND OTHER Dec. 18 —Robert Stewart, Esq. DUMFRIES (County), Dec. 19.—John J. Hope John' stone. ABERDEEN (City), Dee. 18.—Alexander Bannerman , NVithout opposition. KIRKALDY. DYSART, AND OTHER. BURGHS, Dec ...
... Raith. DUAIPRIZR (COUNTY), DEc. 19. EDINBURGI (CITY), Dzc. 18. . John J. Hope Johnostone. Lord Advocate .. .. 3437 LZ1T11 DISTRICT or BURIus Abercromble .. . 3288 Drc. 18. Blair .. . 1282 John Archlbald Murray, Esq., GLAsGow, Dsc. 18. Mr. Ai1cheson having ...
... outrages on the persons and property of that party. We have not heard of any lives being lot.—Manchester Herald. YoronAtt..—Mr. John O'Connell, a youth of ei;hters, has been returned. Mr. Davis, the defeated candidate, in his address, states— Large bodies ...