... a large barque on , I TIM. Cardigan, Jan. ilt . and from Milford, in coming over the bar on t.._ _ Ads, and remains with her bottom out, and is . awl to become, a wreck; crew saved. Fishguard, Jan. 30. vessel sunk in Cardigan Bay is the Acores Packet, ...

... et picked of iuty to announee, it has determined to dm- p urse, containing two pounds an shillings, whilst Accidsnt to Sir John Mordaunt.—A serious accident; which a nasine through the booking -office at Edinburgh Rail- combination for sectarian might ...

... for them, they would long since have enjoyed the full fruition of their exertion; in their legislative independence. Mr H. Grattan next addreeeed the meeting. He spoke in terms of strong condemnation of the call made by the Tipperary magistrates for coercion ...

... to Lord Cardigan, and no doubt the legal proceedings w ill slop. The i|uantit,v of |>oiiltr,v «'X|Hirt«'il from Dublin to Eiiglniul iluriug tin Christmas wei-k, uinouiiU-il liiu huiulrcil toim, ami nae worth £2O per ton. Tlie lair Mr. John Parker, of ...

... working part of the community will fully participate in this very important change.— Times. CARDIGAN AND THE COURT JOURNAL.—We aro requested by Lord Cardigan to publish the following letter: —To the Editor of the Court Journal.—Sir,—Having read in your ...

... life, ran up the trousers of John tanci Rayston, one of the millers, and forced its way upward to the top of his back, next his skin, but could get no far- ther in consequence of his neckerchief. The hero of Ghuznee-for John Rayston fought both there and ...

... people—a fact that we submit to the attention of the Journal des Debats, which seems to suppose the whole nation ready to take arms against Sir R. reel. Carrying our investigation from the number to the person• ality of the petitioners, we have arrived at ...

... booked or signed previous to being shipped. Apply to Mr. P. Stewart, Campbelton ; Mr. Daniel Elena. r..ou Greenock; or here, to JOHN MNICH.IF.L, Anderstaa Quay Glasgow, 27th Angus; 145. STEAM TO CHINA REGULAR MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION Oft PAIMIENGILES LIGHT ...

... and Horner, to that eloquent orator, conspicuous among his countrymen, Grattan, who in his dying hour there poured forth his soul. What exhilarating cheers, the only rewards to St. John, for those lost orations which have perished for ever, have there rewarded ...

... waiting to Prince .Albert, the Countess St. Aulaire, Count Louis do Noailles, IMiss Coutts, Lord Redesdale, Mr, Humphrey, Sir John Mlildmav, MI.P., &c., were among the nobility and gentry who paid complementarv visits to her Serene Highness the Grand Duchess ...

... enter the pale of Wezawn without • parallel in history; and if anything Mulct mid to their I Mr. Alex. Grattan of Capilly ; and on the left by Sir John egeoisatieo, (Loud cheers.) Gentlemen most understand lustre, it is the reflection that they were gained ...

... namely:— Mr. Francis Shand, Mr. Richard Houghton, jun., Mr. Wm. Rids.. bone, Mr. Thomas Littledale, Jun.. Kr. Hugh Hornby, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. Thomas Boyden Charles William Reads, Mr. William Earle, and Mr. Ambr ose Lace. We subjoin an outline of the p ...