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... ult. The St. George, Poole, sailed from Quebec for Cardigan the 80th June. The Bell, Campbell, cleared St. John’s, New Brunswick, for Dundalk on the Ist ult. The Cumberland. Power, sailed from St. John’s, Newfoundland, for Quebec on tie 27th June. The ...
... Three, for having their poses,tioh.iislbs. of pig-iron, were each sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment. ,7 CIIARGh OF MdRDkR.--John 'Duffle, an Irishman of about thirty-two years of . age, and without any thing indicative of ferocity in his appearance, was ...
... confusion was ercated at this period of the bon nd assi- gentleman's speech, and Sir John Kingston cal nee on a the uproar being increased ]— Mr. O'Cossene rose and said— Sir John Kingston t praise ot here- has rightly suid that you are breaking the compact ...
... the day, when the following verdict was returned :— That the deceased, Janice Goss, aged 25 ; Thomas Gow, 19; John Ferrier, 16 ; and John Pope, 14, were suffocated by the vapour from a ti7e caused by George Story, a trimmer, improperly and negligently ...
... a lilackonmith's Shop, Garditeis, and Appurtetnances tlierelntq lhelootino. sant now in tte occupation of John Hu'ghes, lBack- e sitith, and John Evais, Labourer, and containing, it It ?? lotment it frotit, Oa. I,. 7p. or thereabouts. Also, all tlat COTTAGE ...
... the hustings—Henry Grattan, Es>j., Lei and Crosthwaite, D.L., William Murphy and his suns, Laurence Finn, Cornelius M* Loughlin, Henry Hutton (Kilmore), George Roe, Peter Purcell, Richard Gorman, J. Power, Alexander Mac Donnell, John Marlin ( North-wall) ...
... since the so called emancipation, three of the Quakers, respectable men, went over to the West Indies, and his blessed friend, John Sturge, of Bristol, has returned, and from his accounts it is no longer doubtful that the unfortunate Negroes have only changed ...
... assiduously and unceasingly to the mcrcantilb inte! rests of this great city, you will elect your representative John Beatty West.— (Loud cheers.) Sir John Kingston James came forward to second the nomination of Mr. West. said, the pleasing duty devolved him the ...
... Here great contfusion agilo le interrupted Mr. Grattan in the delivery of his esetimeodt$ *y the Kentish fire was also kept up.) Mr. Grattan uc0t dd' r. by nominaating Mr. Hutton.. [Shortly before Mr. Grattan concluded, a dreadful IlOt e ccorred in the gallery ...
... institutions that may brought under the notice of the legislature, that reforms may be necessary, you wjij that he will raise his arm, and apply the axe the root the evil—(great cheering) ; he will then apply the prun. ing-knife all existing abuses or griev ...
... Christchurch 1 lion G Rose c Col Cameron r Carmarthen D Morris r - Lewis c Colchester 2 R Sanderson c SirGHSmythc J R Todd r - Cardigan P Pryse r Clithero I halley c - Carnarvon Hughes c Paget r Crickladc 2 Nceld c A Goddard Hon H Howard r -Durham Hon A Trevor ...
... it not. and at that moment it exploded, and. Mr. Hawker hid his arm raised at the time, the whole the contents lodged in the pit the right arm, and he fell a lifeless corpse into tbtr arms of Mr. Tilbury. Larnbeth-street office Thursday, Kichard Fisher ...