... crimson colour, ornamcnti'd with gold filagree work, representing the arms of England. The album is enclose-d in rich case, covereel with violet-coloureel morocco, and embroidered with the arms England. Letters have been received at North Sunderland from Sir ...

... in perusing books and documents. Mr. John O'Connell, also habited in wig and gown, sat beside Mr. Sheil, in front of tha other traversers, and facing the jury. Amongst the occupants of the large gallery were John (Roman Catholic) Archbishop of Tuam, and ...

... street, height of between 30 and 40 feet, when one of the gentlemen, in her descent, caught hold of her arm, and broke her perilous (all; her arm had been severely burned, and she was so much injured besides as at first to have her life despaired of. ...

... articles; the of November, being Lord Mayor’s Day. Mr. Mail packed scat I* and other silk goods, valued £lOO, and sent them by John Grattan, their porter, to the railway station at Shoreditch, to conveyed by the Kocket coach; went cab, and the parcel was placed ...

... night. Mrs. Capt. Grant, ofCrosby, bad her arm broken. Miss Crainc, of Peel, is severely hurt, and all the outside passengers received more less injury. Saturday week a Humber keel, the Reform, of Hull, John llranford, master, laden with quarters of wheat ...

... Cow, in-pig Sow, capitxd double-shaft van, on iron arms, with hoops and tilt; tradesman’s loading cart, on iron arms, with copse and ladders complete; 3 light trade carts, on steel springs and iron arms ; van and cart harness, butcher’s tools, and other ...