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... , 105 3 18 Flax, 30 Dunnage Mats, John Galbraith & Co. 3 fathoms Lath wood, 210 Dunnage Mats, 10 feet 6 inch Deals, Sinclair fc Boyd, 80 Dunnage Mats, 46 1 27 Flax, 15 Hemp, Joseph Abbott, 100 Dunnage Mats, John Gaussen & Co. casks Flaxseed, ••• ...
... there was a review of the works of Mr. Taylor; and among the extracts admired and quoted was an ode the memory of Henry and John Sheares. Was tin* writer that verst* to prosecuted because commiserated tin* unhappy end those unfortunate and mCgnided men ...
... fifteenth the mate al*o perished. that day, how - ever. the wreck was fallen with the brig Arm. Captain Todd, and the onlv two who survived of the crew. Thomas Cutler and John‘B. Lawrence, were taken board, and landed a short time alter at Barrington. The slaters ...
... whilst, perhaps, French emissaries were travelling this country. Acti.ig on their plan —looking for French aid—looking for armed force and and a violent revolution! Oh! gentlemen, it was directly the reverse of ours. may Ik* said that speculated upon the ...
... Inventories can seen with Captain DAVID ENGLISH, IsUndmageo. Tenns at S;Ue. MILES ATKINSON. Executors of ihe late JOHN MAXWELL, Willum Bovd. JOHN GIRVAN, Auctioneer. Lame, Ist February, 1844. POBTBUSU STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. THE CAPTAIN A JOHNSTONE, intended ...
... Congregation, Monday, and presided in the n oderation of call, when the Hev. John Steele Dickson, of BalJygavrley, was unanimously (thosen. On the 7th instant, the Hev. John Boyd, licentiate of the Belfast Presbytery, was ordained to the Ministry, and ...
... Armstrong to be Major, without purchase, vice W. Hurney. who retires upon full-pay; Lieutenant K. Cannon to Captain, vice Arm-trong; Ensign J. T. Hissett, to be Lieutenant, vice Cannon ; C. F. IMullpotts, Gent to Ensign, purebase, vice Hartshorn appointed ...
... take, in a mal/er affecting the comparative Interests Ireland, would you name any person superior to Burke or Grattan, or Lord Plunket, or Sir John Newport? The Right Hon. Baronet here eit«-d passages from those authorities, and proceeded:—l will take it ...