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... te'hair. We observed Dames, John Wakelvng, viz. :-Francis L. ..~uiioa ury 'isorge Rait, Sylvester Rait, Charles Meredith, Williank Murray, J. T. Atkins, George Newsome, Richard Grattan, and - Wybrants, Esqrs; Captain Dames; Revs. John E. .Murray, Thomas Marshall ...
... o’Ciocx.—Aa aaari ooSita»- day tho bariaaxa daw la pabllo aaeoriltca baa bna iaaMaU •eactTß amnaat. lha market baa, howaarr. baaa arm, Coatult baatag baaa dear for Money Tbraa pc* Caata. 100, lha and a Quarter New 108), Bank Stack baa adaanoaJ 90S, and Baoheqaer ...
... extreme pom la, and that for these reasons they considered the line entitled to thetr most strenuous tuuuort (hear, and cheer*). John Nokely, E«q., ttconded the motion, which w*i caxrkd amid •pplau»e. Thomaa Murray, Eti!. (the secretary), stated that, after ...
... 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 ...
... At about 7 o'clock, a report el 111- caue,but at a rabbit -which pieked it.p id arms was heard in the direction of deary, and on the inmates ' ...
... Poets sing of The might that slumbers in the peasant's arm. 1, too, venture to allude to the power which slumbers, and which, blessed be Heaven, will still slumber in the Irish- man's arm, but I do so for the purpose of showing that philosophical ...
... riv• Levant I • 'irer, lii own, from St. John, N.B -all at Cove German.. -40 - 5 0 E.S,F 73 0 -80 0 47 , . f Maranham •4- 5e 1 • Same day, aged 19, Miss ALICE PAISLEY, Church-street, • . } 34105 stoat derma -arm, from Ichabee, and Volusia, B, rtlett, ...
... pro- perty of John Gleeson, of Carrickmaunsell, was maliciously set on fire and consumed to nesr ‘Toomavara. The cause | assigned is a tenant who occupied the house previou-ly having been turned out for non-payment of rent. Seven armed men attacked the ...
... interest Int our . 1;own prosperity thou Co.uld by possibility the people of any I other land (hear)? The definition given by Grattan of slavery is, when one country inakes laws for ?? is slavery. ?? is in a state of slavery it now, and I should despise ...
... riutnuersit, and pearts its waters in thu spaciousr t test tay of Cardigan. fireo high grournds command raw EXTENSIVE' AND VARIED PROSPECTS, EMBRACING PINE 'nrd VIEWS OF THE VALE AND DAY OP CARDIGAN AND THE Ifsu LOFTY HILLi. yser Tire thom scencry Includes the ...
... briefly sum up the service performed and the obstacles overcome. A Malay horde, long the terror of the coast, fully provided with arms and ammunition, have been defeated and dispersed, and their leaders driven from the country, while numerous peaceable communities ...
... Agent. Holyhead—John Jones, Customs, and J. Thomas. Huh—Mr. John Bitton, Ship Agent, tfC. Huna, (PentlandFrith)—S. Davidson, Ship Agent. Ipswich—Mr. James Barber, Lorkmaster. Ilfracombe— Mr. W. B. Vye, Lloyd's Agent, hr. Islay (N.B.)—John M'Lenn, Agent ...