... part of the prosecution, arising o the elec- to them, preamble, are rather strengthened than the subsequent proveedings. Sir John Cam p down the reputation of being not only a sound, the Scotch call a loopy lawyer; aud Mr, Viz eople in had the getting-up ...

... Schooner, ELIZABETH, of Bt. John. W. 8., / 115 Tons Old Measurement— 9l New, per Uegisty. Length per Register, 74 Feet. J Breadth per ditto, I ...

... Inventories can seen with Captain DAVID ENGLISH, IsUndmageo. Tenns at S;Ue. MILES ATKINSON. Executors of ihe late JOHN MAXWELL, Willum Bovd. JOHN GIRVAN, Auctioneer. Lame, Ist February, 1844. POBTBUSU STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. THE CAPTAIN A JOHNSTONE, intended ...

... Navy; and t.e.rly one ters from the gentry, in town and country, speaking, high terms, of this valuable remedy. 1 Prepared by John Fox. in boxes l|d; or. three small boxes in one, for M Ml ; to bast, with full directions for u-e of Mr. King. 40, Napier Street ...

... delivered a powerful address.—Correspendent 0 ns of Letter. that Tae Cuaurca.—The parishioners of Dromo > one presented the Rev. John E. Lewis, A at -M., their se — eT as @ mark of their respect and esteem for his tale and and indefatigable labours, as a Minister ...

... view to raise belter national institutions in this , country. The meeting was then addressed by Mr. Smith (FBrien, Mr. Grattan, Mr. John O'Connell, and others; after which, the rent, for the week, was announced to he 355/. Ills The meeting then separated ...

... were re- prize to John Bottomley, Esq. | al aud r aif | tion of Dr, Candlish, On Wednesday, a numbe stabbed the Captain. Superune 1 . Sills. for Que Siilling ; ditto, tbs. moved by the Reformed Partiainent. i en take the ize to John | men imendation of ...

... observed the ought to gentlemen, in addition to the guest of the ev the cause Jobn Sinelaire, Esq.; John Martin, Esq., jun., K hear.”)— Thomas, Steele, Esq. ; John Wallace, Esq. ; “rejoicing M‘Alister, Esq.; Edward O’Rorke, Esq.; C. | nperance. Esq. ; James ...

... occupations and the innocent engagements of the succeeding day— some African village, in the dead of night, surrounded by armed ruffians the huts are set fire ; the inhabitants, roused from their sleep by the flames iu which they are enveloped, ( endeavour ...

... and, for muttor | whether n depriv- to 7$d per Ib. rent bi or Prep. » disputed Mestine mon en- —A circular, issued by Lord John Russell, not stated room to doubt, that Parliament will meet o' . fact of a We hope, that this announcemet that this instant ...

... carriages of the Lord brief space, we Por the Honourable Mr. Hute divided and Sir John wer ; urchase (brother of Lord Donor mghmore) sat in the carriag ithin 18 Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. Wealso observed Smith © e brick Esq, M.P. ; Robert Dillon Browne, Esq ...

... litis day, was fi>r llio final examination the hankropts, which had Lni-n adjourned since la-'l Friday. Alesttrs U. Arm«tr«n|{ and John Levy appeared Cuuum-I (with Mr. Arthur agent) for the bankrupts; Mr. 11. I». Kant* was fur the Railway Cotn|any ; Mr ...