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... SHIPiVg AND MERCANTILE GAZETTE. SATURDAY. JANUAR\ R> Ko.ehlll. RgtiasoD, I Edward. l.»mburn, Wwifoßl - F,.n«., MrdlrT. Hall ! John EUi.. Price, Wicklow ll.l.o>crlnK. Bcislol Toward. (Jan. lo) from Tbomai. Tate (10; Loodon ' William Jocca, Londoo Pomona. ...
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... poods in 1839; and of which were particularly adapted ¢ Lord move on Monday evening, The discussion FOREIGN FUNDS. nent are in arms;—it is not for the mere pomp of that the stock on the Ist altinve was 140,052 prods. The | the of the United States ne arly ...
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... the late Major-General Sir John Malcolm. The House Lords will adjourn Friday next until Tuesday morning at II o’clock. This adjournment necessary, in order to make the required preparations for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan. The adepts in French di ...
... Loros—Earl or Cardigan’s Trial.— Alterations bare been made on a rcry fcale the interior of the House Lords for the trial of the Earl of Cardigan to-morrow. A courier left Chandos-housc late on Saturday night with Vh»' A special messenger armed on Sa- .. ...
... up, and | the two oases, and they hat f.pastten o'clock They wore their | Cardigan) the occurre took place seats on cusbions in front of the woolsack arrested the Ear! of Cardigan, and brought him before a magis- ved shortly and took bis asan! trate at ...
... and. without saying word struck him on the head and on the arm with broomstick. received above twelve blows, and they were very hard ones, There were bruivet on bis arm and Uioulders.—John Dongits' « police constable, 279 K, Mated that he saw several ...
... Monarch ; E. to the Caledonia. Midshipman—C. W. Elton the Cambridge. DI’NDEE-F.b 19: of f.tourilil, ih.rge. VolontMn l.tCl.M—Mr. John Mlllrf .nd Mr. Wm. Bhc. both In the wind and weather to day, all the win'.bound Mason to the Inconstant. .. . •eU in our roadsteads ...
... place neat weal, it may regarded as almost that the will prove a failure. Edinburgh Observer. ig fishing (’omvkrcial T«ttc»ArMs.—A line telegraphs, for commercial communications, has been recently established between Brussel* Antwerp. .. . Xne A»chi>u»i ...
... majori'y of one of the fullest j dunces of his Royal Highness Trince Albert of the session. France will arm—will remain Buckingham Palace _ armed, and hides her lime*,* said M. Dufaure, and the! The Prussian and iuUh mitiisters transacted Im- joii y. ...