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... General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry bar- racks; and, as soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forrrrt and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester, the | whole of the officers of the regiment were ordered to be assembled, and Sir John addressed ...
... (1*33), of the Winchester; John Elliott (le»4), the Niagara, to the rank of Lieutenants. ArroiKTMENT*.— Capuin Hugh Nnrsa the Srlt. Co«maod«ra—Arthur Forbe«, to tba Impregnable; Charles Napier, to the Pelican. Lieutenants—John Elliott* to the Winchester; ...
... Francis Brown ; Jen lof carelessness, error, or incapacity alleged , but John Hart; Chailes Charles; Hugh Donn; John Lee; lb j p( Jnwing 164 feet, fortunately, got down and John Thorington. seamen. „r. •• The hrig which saved the crew, proved the Triton ...
... the crew and passengers were saved by fishing-boat; the vessel was from »t. John (N.B foe Hull, timber and deal laden—nothing has been saved from the wreck. . . n. schooner John. Lewellln. of Poole, from Sunderland for Pc*le while riding the roads, upset ...
... wrtch. The TRURO-POINT-No». Krttfoogun-Nov, It: wind cloud,. John Munro. Munro. from Llmckilna for London, in reaching E. frrah with heavy rain The Jane and en. ot Barmouth from Newry. has armed. from sea. struck upon the and In less than an Put In—The steamer ...
... soeeroigm, lb/, in tiUcr, and a 5/. bank of note, the property of John Garrett. Mr. k*aync defended the prisoner. appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor is the proprietor n. the Lewet Arms Inn, Dover-road, and resides Sussex. On tha lOthof Novemlier ...
... Morrl««i.' Newcstl, Krln, Lwt'wUo* °' Rolled-TW Ar»« (Dml pilot c»tt»f) for. crol.f. Su«.noJ.. Brouinllrld. I l > Tr Jonr. N.-wry John Klii t. Siuitli. . Sir of Bra.wk, ll.r«oo.t I-«rk, «l*ta, N« by. 2i_Tl.r Bremen .hip Kll.», tor -0..- ■Sd ir,fd ta r«:s ...
... our book*. A.B.S. 60, David James, of Cardigan. Etna, bloss, from Newcastle for Malta. , One down from «h. ri.cr w.ln-Tbw *• McK.j. fM C.lcutl*. Ann, McAlpln, for Hobjrt Town. Ros., Biillir. for Trlnld.d. Prppin.. A,rM , ». N.pl« «n.l Mrr.iua. lub.ll. Ell«n ...
... E. U. A..hur,Geurg. ance of aualu , vdeliiu . continued enjoy ported Iranquilht,. I lie q, Tran. Thomas Bell. John Sees .T.mes , Cardigan, in .he , , *, n , 'oln o adupted energetir asures ,o .he recurrence .lie ' Ed.ard kVa.,., J.n.e, kV. and Huherl ...
... thankfullr received SOLOMON, police officer. f , a pari America the West Indies before 2179 789 circulation respecting the arm.menlx of the different govern- ,he Central Court has only power to respite fir rec»g«zante, •cidd. in all nrcbahiliiT. attended ...
... Erin, Slone, i.?rl?fi..nd.. VRiilTre..?r.. John k Mar, Rankin. Belfaat: Malvina, Ramrgate Johm. Wall, Llttleh.raplon from Troon; John,. Brown, from Irvine, both for Dublin L'.rpooltender.M Qllrraj cr.. John Donegal Amarun. Wright, , Carollaa.Embl.ron ...
... to S.S.W.. blowing fr.*b ; b.romcter fultinf. Surm,,. fisher. ', iT, k r,o„. Il.don Forom.n 1i1..u0. Re«>luli..n. done.. Jo, John. Horn. (5) , ( t l.ortbw.rd-Tbe Toutl.l H). .m.. for Son- Duucbalt.n. Nkol. Sundcrl.nd Artl,*J (Dec. front , Dmldw Tbo. k Mury ...