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... Catharine, Quebec to Cardigan, sib nit. Rome, Liverpool, to For land, and James, Jamaica to Clyde, I3tb, by tbs Cam* bridge, Gardner, a vivid at Cork. Augea, of Jersey, bound to Newfoundland, ult. Trusty, arrived in the River. Johns, Liverpool ’o Quebec ...
... piece of plate, representing an exact model of the Chapel of Eton Colle?.e, with the Arms of Henry the Sixth, the founder, and 111. on one side, and the present Royal Arms, with W.R., on the other. This superb present is intended for the College, and ...
... of Ballyarther, Esq., John Parnell, of Avondale, Esq. ' John Oliver, of Cherrymount, Esq., Alexander Carroll, of Ashford, Esq., Joseph Salkeld, of Clash, Esq., John Revell, of Sea Park, Esq., Henry Revell, of Ballymoney, Esq., John Wright, of Dunganstown ...
... Avondale, Esq., John Oliver, of Cherrymount, Alexander Carroll, of Ashford, Esq., Joseph Salkeld, of Esq., John Revell, of Sea Park, Esq., Henry Revell, of lymoney, Esq., John Wright, of Dunganstown, Esq. , ro thew Wright, of Dunganstown, Esq., John Shephat3- ...
... Steam- Packet Wharf, adjoininir St. ***» lV n k Chief Office, 16, John-street, Crotched- ?? ?? No. 33, Regent-circus; from whence £_rH Br ?°lK'rded at 3s. 6d. each. 5^ J SMITH, l^John-streel, Crutched-friars and PERTH, calling ST I*.1 *. „.h weather ...
... DIRECTORS, -re. Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart. Eli.iah Barwell Irspey, Esq. Sir John Stuart Hippisley, Bart. Neill Malcolm. Esq. Sir Francis Freeling, Bart. George G. Mnls, Esq. Sir John Soane „ ...
... much vigour got un. horsed, and a new motion has since been introduced by which the men can more immediately recover their arms and do equal execution. INFANTRY. Gren. Guards 3d iiatt.—On 9th, Sir E. Blakcncy made ills halfyearly inspection of this regiment ...
... people of Eng- land, and to the failure of these charges — we may. We may recal the failure ofthe attack made by Sir John Newport and Mr. Grattan upon the late ex- cellent and wise Dr. Duigenan— to the attack made by Lord Plunkett upon the grand jury of Dublin ...
... At the head of the then drunk with three times three. has ever been our fortune to witness. The erten room were the Imperial Arms, with corresponding ban- Dr. Bailey, as senior incumbent, returned thanks. of the Stewards was admirable, the company y . ners ...
... left arm. Aain-charain, a village near Jerusalem, is said to be the place where Zacharias lived. It is frequented by pilgrims ; and near it there is convent, having a fine mosaic pavement: the altar is said to be built on the very spot where John the Baptist ...
... vacant by the demise of Sir John Barton, have been undertaken pro tern. by Earl Howe, with Mr. Goodwin (chief clerk in the office) as his deputy. The noble earl is at present on a visit to his father-in-law, the Earl of Cardigan, at his seat, Dean Park, ...