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... (load hurras'. Last wet k promised to support Lord John R-mell against the Corn Laws; well, was ready do e same now Peel, if he would agree to give cheap bread the (loud cheering). He adroirrd Lord John Russell tor his conduct on this occasion Famine was ...
... inspired here by the likelihood of ?* Resumption of office by Sir Robert Peel, or, the next * event, the retirement of Lord John Russell. . THE REPEAL ASSOCIATION. | ti] . n the mass of talk and the documents read at the Con- ation Hall to-day there is ...
... and Children in arms admitted t ...
... Barton ••..John Beverley ..John Myers, Solicitor . •••.Thoa. Cape, Wine Mercbent. Brigg Joe. Barraclough, Bank. Crowle Thomas Hatton. Drlfield William Turner, Stationer. Gainsboroagh Samuel Wilkinson, Bank agent. Hedon Mrs. Matthews. .John Carter. Hunmenby ...
... sailed but put back here again.—Wind veering from N.N.E. to W.S.W., and thick. About 30 nil of coasters acted similarly. CARDIGAN—Dec. 18-Put in Polleam and main —The Emenld, Owens, from Dublin for Bristol Channel. 20 —ThcPenrin Castle, Thomas, from Cardiff ...
... crew supposed to have been drowned, off the coast of Bergen.- The Johns, oailed from Stonehave for Sunderland, October lO9b, and has not sincebeet heard of-A schooner, supposed to be the Johns, of Sunder- land, wso Observed t1 otrite on the Noestone pern ...
... capsized. and sunk in deep water; four of crew drowned. KILRUSH, Dec. 21.—The John Begg, of and from Galway, has arrived in Scattarie Roads, leaky HOLY ISLAND, Dec. 23,—The John Crosley, of Glasgow, got on shore this morning inside the Parten Steel at this ...
... ductour lives were preserved Robert Griffith, Richard Owen, Henry Griffith, Owen Highland (the youth), John Hughes, Richard Herd, Morris Griffith, and John Hughes; in the hope that they toay meet with some reward from the Humane So. ciety, as an encouragement ...
... ruled in favour ofthe accused, the only attempt to check the assassin has been the Arms' Act, which enables him to keep his arms, procure ammunition, aud know where all the arms in the country are, when he wants a new sup- ply; the few miss-fires since the ...
... Lord John S&)U, Baillie, Em., Jcrriiwoode; John Dudgeon, Esq** S PT Esq., of Lochdde; Robert Lambdens Frederick L. Roy, Esq., of Nenthomi and George Robertson, Esq., Harpertoun-Mr. Dudgeon to The thanks ofthe meeting having been voted Lord John Sco« » ...
... proceedings ol this M’Bayne, Esqrs. . , llt , pio, of Mrs. Organ, newslooked forward to will, no ordinary degree ofcunowiy, Oliver John Dell, by) .j th e sun. of 3*.. her pro' 'i !ii i arties «ere eager to learn what further concewioni acentt * charged with olhe ...
... lord was I lin 1776; he married the 30th March, 1799, Elisabeth Can.' line Mary, dsughter of John, Firit Earl of Erns, by wheel I he had issue, the Hon. John Stuart Worthy, M.P. for I West Riding of Yorkshire, Charles Stuart Wortley, Jame , Archibald ...