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... dragged through his grounds and fields, and arrived at Devonport only one hour behind its usual time. Barnstaple. —The barque John Lilly, Lunsey, master, burthen about 370 tons, bound from Liverpool to Calabar the coast of Africa, after being at sea fourteen ...
... advices can be received thence; but the subjoined is accurate list of those on board can be obtained James K. Duggan, commander; John Harvey, fiist mate; William Smith, second mate; Charles Kush, third mate; James Rogers, surgeon; Thomas Wilson, carpenter ; ...
... sugar, be fjUotrmg. vessels are lying at Margate with loss of bulark«, anchors, cables, chains, sails, bowsprits, and masts John Poyntz, from Yottghal for London; the Ellen, 1 rce ' ra 0r » Reliance, from Plymouth; Aesper, from Lisbon; the Neptune, of ...
... r«*bbetl of fire-arms ; f.«r nlikh six p >r .ons were transported for life, and several others, against whom were informations, had to fly the country. November 21 st, 1839. Peter Moore, of Laeken, parish of n.Viimtcmple, driver 11. Grattan, Esq . M.P., * ...
... north-east entrance to Settlers -welly was blown down, and carrying away the iron railings of the entrance gate, fell across St. John street-road. Mr. Valentine Knight, the magistrate, was at the time pawing, and had a most providential escape—the body of hie ...
... vlait of aereral weeks lo the Earl and Counter* of Cardigan, Dccne Park. Lieutenant-General Sir Alesander Woodford, G C.8.. left Hotel yesterday for Swillington House, near Lead*, on *i»it to Sir John and Lady Elizabeth The gallant general returns toten ...
... dMohaigmg Jhhe John Lilly, from Liverpool Old Calnbn*, was stranded Bidefordj crew and part of cargosa-wed. The George, from-Leiffi to Granada, was wrecked offi Plymouth, and two of the craw drowned. T-he Emerald far got ■“ eontac. withObe John, ofaud fob ...
... |h*m .t»t. r. the B-* ' MurtA Vin. tk. elde.t daughter the .ouiti* . i Not.tngh .m. *l-n« nl , ..f •he Be* John Mtarpt . ork. ,b the Rev John l).'h*oii. ,!t j.ier tl.ve.tr> School. »K-.tr U*ii.antfTr«id ' h. .ol . . l. ird XiM-ouut Itongei.iuio. M.rot ...
... the lady of John O’Connor, Esq. of a son. At Vergemount, Clonskoagh, the lady of the Rev. Richard Connolly. Esq., of daughter. January 17, the lady of Doctor Stoker, Lower Gardiner-street, of son. January 12, at Spencer Park, the lady of John C. Larmine ...
... upholsterer ; Stephen Law, London, upholsterer ; John Wardle, London, shipowner and merchant; John CdSMin, Liverpool, corn meichant and fact>r; John Dickenson, Newport, Monmouthshire, butcher; Smith and John London, cheesemongers ; George Frederick I C'-bh ...
... queior, ail of whom peritherl, with the single exception of the cuddy servant, Henry Abchurch: — James E. Duggan, commander ; John Hsrvey, flrst mate; William Smith, second mate; Charles Ruth, third mate ; James Roger*, surgeon ; Thomas Wilton, carpenter ...
... restoring them ail. war# mote depfor. ,„j arettly cut and bruited. Ope poor fallow, •' til power of holding with hand, and arm,, ween hit teeth and held it with death >winein* haekwarda a«d forward, with the arind. ' kf jntt net red the lie dropped ...