... their effects. He has been seen inconsolable for the loss of his children, and to shed tears at the death of his companions in arms. He carries his solicitude unto tenderness for such of his employes as he is attached to. It is with difficulty he can make ...

... against us. Let him come forward and show that the -.l j u i .. ®.» imperial parliament will not be to Ireland what Henry Grattan ba preM ° n e, ' he , de f channel, could not adduce a ha. said it would, and what Sharman Crawford proZ '‘B l ® ‘Vgumen ...

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... months 397. Christiana, :khohn. Sept, 4-75 days II 37. Sir W. Colebrooke had an interview with Lord John Russell yesterday at the Colonial-office. Lord John Russell arrived an town yesterday from a visit to her Majesty alPWindsor Castle. The Hon. Mrs. Stewart ...

... they got safely on board, but were unable to save the pas. setiger. BY DAY'S POST. ST. JOHN'S, N. 8., Aug. 22.—The Edward Reid, Williams, from Londonderry to St. John's, N. 8.. went on shore on Split Rock, near Musquash, during a fog. 22d ult., and is expected ...

... Birmingham, Patrick Birmingham, John Bingham, Nicholas James Lawler, John Joseph Lawler, Daniel Ken y, Michael M'Lon-hlin, John Healy, John Flynn, J. Bell, Thomas Cunning, ham, Christopher Dempsey, Morgan Largan, Thomas Kennedy, John Daniel, ...