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... HVixlr. J. STOTT Master (iII.LOW, (on this .rtiiisiwv onlv.) L)VVIKS and Mr. I*l.'llfßtToS, sol** n.m •.ifMi.us, Mr. K. VV THOMAS. \lolm. Mr. HKOWN. r.mtliulor, Mr. (i. lIOLUKN. Ticket', for the Bodv of tlie Hall. ami tialleit. 2*- Ini may Im* had at the ...
... Loral; of the Treasury. Commander Lapidge, of the Ringdove, has been promoted to be Captain; and Lieutenants Otway and Le Hardy, of the Cornet and Saracen, who distinguished themselves in the actions leading to the relief of Bilboa, has been promoted ...
... commencement of the regular business, Mr. CHARLES LAWRENCE read a note which he had on the preceding day received from - Mr. Thomas Bolton. This note set forth, that the writer, Mr. Bolton, had, at the last meeting of the Council, adverted to a charg e of ...
... would recommend the dissenters to select a more powerful advocate to occupy the chair on any occasion. The next speaker was Thomas Thornel) : , Esq., M.P., who expressed, in the first place, his solicitude to ascertain the state of -public feeling in Liverpool ...
... recommend the dissenters to select a more powerful advocate to occupy the chair on any public occasion. The next speaker was Thomas Thornely, Esq., MT., who expressed, in the first place, his solicitude to ascertain the state of public feeling in Liverpool ...
... Prince Eugene, Quinton, Galipoli, olive oil. •Tiphys, Le Rens, Zante Ireland :—Sarah, Hardie, Cork, butter, • • .Henry Smith. Kelly, Drogheda • • • •Lady Willoughby, Thomas, Newry, bAter, &c• • Birmingham, Church, Dublin --- Co - a . s . iwise - :— . Eliza ...
... Portland. Hardie; , Tiger, M.Alpin ; and Sapphire, Maxwell, Glasgow• • ' Apollo. Leith. •Queemberry, Clark, and Nithsdale, Conning, Doinfries• • Rapid, Taylor; Bridgewater. •Jane, Laver, 13r1stol—John O'Gaunt, Park, Lancaster. •John and ! Mary, Thomas, Newport ...
... Portland, Hardie; Tiger, M'Alpin ; and Sapphire, Maxwell, Glasgow.. , Apollo, Leith • • Queensberry. Clark, and Nithsdale, Conning, Dumfries • Rapid, Taylor, Bridgewater. •Jane, Laver, Bristol. .John O'Gaunt, Park, Lancaster. .John and Mary, Thomas, Newport ...
... have been great number of deaths among the aged inmates, and the infimary nearly filled with those the sick list. Sir Thomas M. Hardy, the gallant governor, has been most unremitting in affording every comfort to them. At the Royal Military College of ...
... the drift of the Wrter.: a., chiarge 0f 3furder.-The inquiri Wno the afleed ed I q , a ?? Of a sniunanamed (Otinlbell, by Thomas .Canne14t tetioen.- :t mandtor of the brig Laurel, 'sas mrnelfmedat 'the time ap- y pointed, =etra, qpd terminated in tbo ...
... ditto. The Rapid, Thomas, hence Jamaica. The IVi nee Regent, Burl, for Mobile, has put back, leaky. The Gunga, Vounghukband, from Calcutta at this port, sailed from the Sand Heads 23d Sept, and from the Cape Good Hope Nov. The Puella, Hardy, from Dublin this ...
... commercial traveller of this town, to Mary Ann Mercer, eldest daughter Thomas Vaughan, Emi. Chorlton-cottage, Cheshire. On Saturday last, Christ Church. Mr. William Brown, Ann, daughter of Thomas Richards, Esq. On Monday last, at St. Peter’s Church, air. Thos ...