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... British commissioners found that the highlands to the south of the St. John were those 'which were named in tite treaty; the &mtrican commissioners went on to the norm of the St. John, upwards of one hundred miles beyond the point at which the British ...
... Dublin. —— and the House of Commons were the sole and excl | preciated, being in the immediate vicinity of the best training John Wardell, 47, The Garden extensive, and the Lawn and Pleasure | judges of their own privileges. His opinion was tha in the | ...
... irlhouses ;m England. The prosecution against John Hendricke, the postmaster irk, is ab-ndoned. . .vo men were sentenced at Nenagh to transportation for | for female violation. At Kilkenny, Baron Pennefather sentenced John Murphy | ?o transportation for life for ...
... sound economy to keep the commissariat establishment always in efficient state. After few words from Mr. Goolburo and Lord John Russell. Mr. Hume complained of the amount of half-pay, and objected to some other particular items In thia estimate. Mr. Williams ...
... Patric! gan, John T. Allen, William Allen, Thomas Steele, T e those Clarke, Richard Keeffe, John Reilly, William | well, Richard Barrett, Cornelius Draks, Anthony I Phe day Thomas Russell, Laurence Finnegan, Mathew Ennis, re pre- teflee Arnold, John King, Mathew ...
... proftssion. Among the Toonlista were Min end Mias Flower end Mias B- Hewee, onr finest coniraUL Madame Duloken (piano), and Grattan Cooke (oboe) gate taste their qMhty their reepeolite iaetrumeuta, and were much applaoded. After the ueuel loyal toasts, the ...
... George Cambridge will complete his 24th year Sunday the 26th inst. The prince has returned to town, from visits to the Earl of Cardigan, at Deene Park, and the Earl of Wilton, at Egcrton Lodge, Melton Mowbray. His Royal Highness's regiment, the 17th Lancers ...
... the unkle-joint by the fulling him stuck of timber the John Brookmaii in of compound fracture his left leg which occasioned hy the passing over it of cart on road this city Pensford Oil instant John Ouster whose left leg received severe compound comminuted ...
... a letter from Mr. Patrick Barrett, Repeal Warden, Camphill. Collooncy, covering notes for 101. and addressed Mr. John O’Connell. Mr. John O’Connell said that he felt much le in having been selected the person whom the contributions the honest nun of Connaught ...
... M.jp.rk ; J. H. Jane., E.q., Mul. lionbro*; Snnoel King, E.q.. Uaanl Plnunt; John Hnrrii, £*q., Newtown; Shnplnnd C.tew MarrU, E.q., H.rboar View { and Cnanullnr Dobbjn. John Blake, collector to tbe Prolestnat Orphan Association, thankfully acknowledges ...
... chorus of prisoners, from Beethoven's Fidelio: Bishop's trio and chorus, The huge, huge globe, from the Gnome King; and Sir John Stevenson's solo and chorus, Give me the harp of epic 9ong, in which the solo was excellently given by Mr. Walton. Mr. Graham ...
... 6. pound Dislocations of the Leg, Treatment of simple Fractures, or af Tieden Dislocations of the Thi h or Leg, 30 ¢ — the Arm, at ae all kinds of A, pparatus and Splints. Provided nevertheless that the said last-mentioned pay- ments will be made subject ...