... Tho following vessels ere lying at Margate with lots of bolwarks, anchors, cables. ch«ns, sail, bowsprits, ami masts : —Tho John Poyntse, from Yonghal for London ; Ellen from Terceira for London ; the Beliance. from Plymouth ; the Vesper, from Lisbon j ...

... excusable. Stnonvhous. —Ssvs Tom John, dismissed tlmt servant of mine. Discharged, you meant have •aid,’' remarked John. « No, sir. there is no difference between the terms—they arc aynonymont. ** Well, then. added John, •* 111 just dismiss the amall ...

... account of the successful termination of the Chinese campaign, he was made a C.B. Major Grattan belongs to a talented family ; he is first-cousin to Thomas Colley Grattan, Esq. British Consul at Boston, the well-known author of Ilighways and Byeways, the ...

... Doblin, was cast g ashore the rocks St. John's Point, Brockless Bay, and became total wreck, consigning of her crew to watery grave. Their names w re -P»* ' „ l . man, Edward Tyrrell, John Morphy, Patrick Nally, and John Edwards ; all from Skerries and its ...

... stirring session of rarlintuent Sir lilshert Peel, as leader of the Ministerial Tarty in the . House of Commons, and Lord John Russell, as leader of the Opposition, have summoned Emir respective supporters. The Speech front the Throne, and the Address ...

... - Viscount and Viscountess Newry, *25 0 at Morue Park House, - - 413 Rev. John F. Close, Morue Rectory, - 15 0 Thomas G. Henry, Lsq. - - - 10 0 John S. Esq., - - . » 0 0 Mr. John ’Wamsley, - Mr. James Wamsley, - Mr. Joseph Moore, - - - Mr. Samuel Floyd ...

... creatures are as fragile they arc beautiful. Touch hut arm, and the animal instantly throws it away—seize hold the body itself, and not an arm will remain. It is to remarked, too, that each of these members armed with spines. I have frequently, with the dredge ...

... where suuar yrowt f When the vaudeville of the Welsh Girl was played Liverpool, the bills announced that the music was by Mr. John Parry, the celebrated Welsh melhodist, instead of melodist! Rules for toe Eyes in China.— The Lc King, one of th classical ...

... before each resp Instruction, required, cun obtained the Academy, c'rnrT.'T 19, UPPER GI.OUCESTEK-STKF.ET. WHOLE ALiri^EA^TBAUEy JOHN SCALLY and CO. , HAVE made arrangements with an Eg House of the highest respecUblht^ heep stock of Tea, in bond here, Trade ...

... lbooks 39 Repealers. So he requests to be proposed a Re- peal Warden by John O'Connell, Esq., M.P., seconded by C. G. Duffy, Esq., as his countryman. We request that John Lyas and John Taggart be proposed as members, and the list as associates. I We remaiu ...

... placed sentinels at these houses ; the owner of one, named Slattery, came out hearing that armed men were in his yard, he was immediately shut and died in the arms of his wife ! Slattery has left seven orphans. The Kerryman was then robbed of his decrees ...

... Morrison blowing a current of air upon bis eves. Now regard. John .Matclid, Ihc- second patient introdueed, mtd is not said tlw gnat tom emploved hy one of tlio >fedieal Gentlemen bend the cataleptic arm ; indeed, great was the force used that many of ray audience ...