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... Jobs Coatialog, Doha*. The ftyr web. S. RECOLL EC TIONS OF A NAVAL LIFE. By %eon. K.N. Bentley. O. New Is Owilwary t u bs Arms Swiss& Mom. Bell sad Smite's. Weer., Wiwi Mr. JO. MISTS SOGRWORTWS KM WORK. This Slay M published. Is vols. post H E Br Marla ...
... support the Irish yeomanry would in a i apprehend that since the pass ig of the Geo. 111., cap. great degree be nullified il arms were still to be left in the 80, the only two cases convictions for ■ ■ditious libels were hands of those individuals. He, ...
... Padstow, commanded by Mr. Robert Moon, on,her voyage from St. John's, in New Brunswick, towards Padstow, loaded with a cargo of timber, and made oath that they sailed from the port of St. John's on the 19th of December, 1833, and, after having sustained ...
... of the said CotM?, at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Llanfyllyn, on Thursday, the day of April, the following valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, formerly the property of Mr. John Lloyd, ofTalwrn and Abernant, and late of Mr. John Lloyd, Holywell, deceased,—that is ...
... Col. Leith Hay, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Major Cumming Bruce, Mr. Frederick Shaw, Mr. Cutlar Fergusson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Robert Wallace, Mr. John Maxwell, Admiral Adam, Mr. Bannerman, Captain Dunlop, Sir Andrew Agnew, Sir George Grey, Mr. Plumptre, Sir ...
... J. Tilby, Purser, Talavera ; Mr. H. Tucker, Purser, Madagascar; Mr. Wickham, Clerk, to be Acting Purser of the Beacon; Mr. John Campbell, (b), Surgeon, Mr. Peter Parker, Master, Mr. T. Byes, Mate, and Mr. S. Lord, Clerk, President; Lieut. Richard Dowse ...
... Correction, be Convicted of Felony, an a inst by Indictment mey ransported for J\MES FRAMPTON. WILLIAM ENGLAND. THOMAS DA DE. JOHN MOR T ON COLSON. AMPTON. HENRY ER UCKER STEWARD. RICHARD T WILLIAM R. CH URCHILL. AUGUSTUS FOSTER. DorcHESTER oF Dorset, } ...
... Hume, Mr. ries, Sir Oswald Mosley, Sir Thomas Fremantle, Mr. James Oswald, Mr. Ewart, Mr. John Romilly, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Robert Palmer, Mr. Scholefield, Sir John Sebright, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Mr. George Evans Mr. Ord, Mr. Mildmay, Mr. Bethel!, Mr. Marsh ...
... last died, at Bitterley Court, in the county of Salop, in her 73rd year. Sarah, the wife of the Rev. John Walcot, and eldest daughter of the la e Sir John Dash wood King, Bart, West Wycombe, Bucks. 6n Sunday morning last died, at her lodgings, in St. Aldate’s ...
... vessel, under Lured, and it was never heard of that an man necessary expenses ; and it should never have ethe command of Captain John D utnm ond s , a y ever brought an action for such exhibieon. Had his concurrence. Whenever he should see tit. Weal of England ...
... not a hatred more deeply malignant than the hatred known upon the stage, or even the feminine resentment, the spretce injuria Arms—whether any hatred can be compared to the hatred of a baffled and disappointed cheat? For this hatred in full measure, the ...
... forward with a measure like the present, he could out help foreseeing that landlords well the tithe (layers would rise op in arms against it. (No, I) Would they nut ? He maintained that there were two great interests iu Ireland who would unite to oh tain ...