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... bear.) If Lord John did these things, he would be popular, and he supposed he(would have to transfer his green cap him.—(A Voice- Don’t part with it.) was afraid that Lord John would not require it. Was there nothing more for Lord John to do for them ...
... able man. Believe us, dear Sir, your ever grateful and obedient servants, • THE PASSENGERS OF THE JOHN BULL. To Captain John P. Corbin. On board the John Ball, on her pas.sage from Hamburgh to London, the 13th of December, 1845. BRUSSELS, DEC. 11—The ...
... be PUBLISHED THIS MONTH by Mr. MURRAY : 3 vols., Bvo., Lord CAMPBELL'S LORD CHANCELLORS. With Portrait and Maps, Bvo., Sir JOHN BARROW'S ARCTIC. VOYAGES. With Maps, Plates, &c., 2 vols., royal 4t0., MURCHISON'S GEOLOGY of RUSSIA. 2 vols., Bvo., HISTORY ...
... which broke off the collision, and her fore top-raast fell forward with all its gear, breaking in its fall the right arm of one the left arm of another gentleman on the deck of the Emerald, both of whom, it would seem, attempted get into the brig when the ...
... of Saturday contains the following Wednesday evening laat, at an early hour, a gang of five men armed, and partly in disguise, entered the cottage of John Higgins, steward to Henry Spaigbt, Esq., of Corbaliy, near Quin, county Clare, where, in Ids absence ...
... visits to the Karl of Cardigan. The Hon Captain James Macdonald accompanied his Royal Highness. The Recent Stbak-boat Collision. — ln the col- lision between the Emerald steam-boat, belonging to the Dia- mond Company, and the John Bull, Hamburgh packet ...
... Lord John would not require it. Was there nothing more for Lord John to do for them? He promised him that he would find business enough for him. He meant to move that an election committee be formed, consisting ,of himself and Messrs. O'Brien, John O'Connell ...
... Inspector Otway, A division, stated that on the night of the 92tlh November last, the portmanteau of the Rev. l'r. Lewis, of Cardigan, who had been stopping at the Tra- filgar Hotel, and who had received the notes in question the same day at the Bank, was ...
... exception of those who ! had on board the John Bull, were all safely transferred to i her, and landed saftlv at the Terrace Pier, Gravesend. Tne casualties to persons from this untoward eventwere broken arms to two gentlemen : one man was thrown overboard ...
... morning in doubt whether or not Lord John Russell will, afar a more exact calculation of his strength, persevere in the task he has undertaken, or resign the trust once more into the hands of her Majesty. We should do Lord John Russell injustice if we did not ...
... in the nature of the claim. It belongs to a different category. Honour has no more to do with it than in a dispute between John Doe and Richard Roe, tenants in common of Black-acre or White-acre. As honour is not at all, so interest is in a very limited ...
... Assault.— On the Uth instant, four men, armed with guns and a blunderbuss, entered the dwelling of James M'Keogh, within about ten or twelve miles of New- port, and beat him in a most savage manner. Robbery of Arms. — On Thursday, the 11th instant, two ...