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... hopes you will not give your bounty to any person that cannot produce a medal of Cupid blowing a horn a three-iegged puppy. John Coslen and Charles Mackdonald. No connexion with the scavengers. —Be sure, if you pleases, retain this bill.” The Rev. Mr. ...
... Hanover-nonare. Mr. Grattan s New Work. — Now ready, in 3 vols, post ?? AGNES DE MANSFELDT. By T. C. GRATTAN, Author of Jacqueline of Holland. The Heiress of Bruges, Highways and Byways, _-C We coneratulate Mr. Grattan on his very Interesting ...
... thorough conviction of Mr. O'Connell that, through the subordinate agency of certain tools of his, namely, Lord Melbourne, Lord John Russell, and the rest, he can do what he pleases; and his determination not to be deprived of the use of instruments so tractable ...
... between seven and eight pounds, and having four legs, four arms, and two beads, with only one body. It lived for ten minutes, during which time it n.ver ceased crying, and striking out its arms as if fighting. The mother was for a time in great danger ...
... between seven and eight pounds, and having four legs, four arms, and two heads, with only one body. It lived for ten minutes, during which time it never ceased crying, and striking out its arms as if fighting. The mother was for a time in great danger ...
... IBM. ?? MR. JOHN BUTTON, Deceased.— All Persons «1,0 have any Cliv'ms up ...
... in 3 vols, post Hve>., GNES D E MAN SFELD T. ?? . By T. C. GRATTAN, Autnor ol • Jacqueline of Holland. Tha Heiress- of Bruges, „ ?? Highway. ,nd Byway,, &c. We congratulate Mr. Grattan on his' very interesting and very clever work. - Literary ...
... may IJ* had; and al. oat the Board Room of the Hospital, where eon,- tions are requested to be addressed to tlie Honorary Be* JOHN ROBERTSON, Honorary Secretary. Ro*-Cember 23, 1 835. fpUEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.— CALL I'lV K ' ,u s KCOND INSTALMENT OF 61. PEP ...
... Isabella, from Buenos. Ayres. NEWRY, Dec. 16.—Arrived, the Edward Reid, Forrest, from St. John's, N.B. LONDONDERRY, Dec. 16.—Arrived, the Leslie Galt, Hogarth, from St. John's, N. 8.; Mary, Cummings, from Quebec; Acorn, James, and Barclay. Way, from Riga. The ...
... Patteson 5 0 Countess of Beverley ?? 3 0 | Miss Robinson S 0 Mr. Boobbyer ?? 2 2 Lady Louisa Stuart ?? 2 0 Sir John Bayley ;, r, _ Swaffleld, Esq 3 0 John Bayley, Esq 2 2 Mrs. Williamson 2 2 Mr. Bayley 2 2 Mrs. Vernon 5 0 Mr. Barlow 2 2 Mrs. Children 2 2 ( • ...
... Correction. UNION-HALL.TUesthv John Allen, a ruffiatilv.looking fellow, was brought before' Mr. Tradl, charged with committing a violent assault upon his wife, making her jump out of a window, by whi c h one o f her thighsand left arm were fractured. William ...
... Marine Insurances. JOHN C, POWELL, Esq., Governor. ARIL CHAPMAN. Esq., Sub-Governor. JOHN HILLEtUsDON, Esq., Deputy Governor. Directors. Robert Alien* Esq. Edward Harnagc, Esq. rge Barnes, Esq. William King, Esq. Henry lllaiishard. Esq. John Ord, Esq. 1. W ...