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... Clifford's Arms, on Wed- NE?DAY the 17th January, 1838. STEWARDS. Sir \V. Carew, l?art. Sir W. H. Tonkin, Knt. M. E. N. Parker, Esq., M.P. A. Chichester, Esq. B. Fulford, Esq, Capt. Kerr, Capt. Milles, Capt. Hi.'l, W. Hole, Esq. H. Pierreuunt, Esq. John Wise ...
... Brabazon, Ml. P. ; Robert Hutton, Esq MA. Lord Fingal, Lord.Lismore, Lord Cromorne, SirJohniKenned'y, hi Bart., John O'Connell, Esq. M. P., Henry Grattan, Esq. M. P., M and James Power, Esq. MX. P.; and onthe left wereseated Darul.h O'Connell, Esq. M.P., George ...
... and 2 tons flour for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Ruskh—the Minerva, of Cardigan, Morgan, R 38, with 46 tons oats for J. and C. Sturge. From Port Maduc—the Susan Jane, of Cardigan, Evans, R 28, with 41 tons slates for George Bettiss, The Emma, from Cronstadt ...
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... with O'Brien, uncle to the present Sir Lucius O'Brien, B: ner in the 18th ult., aged 38, of lock jaw, Mr. John Evans- noble mem 19th ult., aged 15, John William Went—On the 2 m the aged 33, Mary Parsiow—On the 23rd ult., aged 70, I wife of Mr. Thomas James ...
... Thursday. The Earl of Aberdeen inquired if Sir John Colborne would have authority to carry the provisions o! the bill into effect before the ar- rival of rd Durham in Canada. Lerd Glenelg replied, that Sir John Colborne would have a dis- cretionary power ...
... wearing-apparel property of John Cook Jane Wiltshire for stealing watch the person Jabez Brown Joseph Siveter for stealing tea-caddy the property of Davis John Dibbon for stealing bullock’s heart from of Jonathan Powell John Woodland for stealing quan ...
... boats betbrv any fire was returned. The pirate crew were not taken unawares. They had their men deck with arms in their hands., and used these arms so effectually unfortunately inflict desperate wounds u|hhi three her Majesty?s subjects.?l .astly, have ...
... and weigh* abont JOth* During the laic severe weather the wild seer have been *o plenlilut a* to outiiundo r the »in tin-(arm vardana tbv nei^hbonil or>d. We iinder*land that the von tarroer at k.l i live at one shut. iMautilnl specimen the wild Anver ...
... trne light, and argue, that if the steam boat was actually employed in the service of the Navy Islanders, and manned with armed men of their party, as from the dispatch of Colonel Mac Nab, there appears little reason to doubt ; the British were perfectly ...
... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...
... reverted to LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S notice about the Blj SHOP of EXETER, aud being interrupted by cries which iutii mated that this was an irrelevant topic, turned the tables his assailants by observing how irrelevant, iu that case, LORD j JOHN'S notice must ...