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... are ertised to sail from Limerick this month, for Brit : sh for America, and the berths are nearly all engaged. It is ex >ected that at least 2000 emigrants will leave Limerick tli 13 spring. An equal number are also expected to leave G dway in the course of the next month cr two, twelve vc being about to take d ieir e parture from that port, all of them having their full com plenient of ...
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... STREET, 66 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET. HEAD OFFICE. Governor. His Grace the DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY. eputy- Governor. The Right Hon. the EARL of ELGIN and KINCARDINE. Ordinary Directors. IN EDIXBURGH. James Robehtsost, Esq. John Sligo, Esq. John S. Newbigging, Esq. James Hat, Esq. Alex. James Russell, Esq. George Patton, Esq. George Moir, Esq. William Wood, Esq. Alexander Clapperton, Esq ...
... Macphail's Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal and Literary Review. No. I. Edinburgh : Myks Macphail. We hail at length with unmingled pleasure the appearance of this magazine. If the present number be fair specimen of what we may expect in the succeeding, we have no hesi tation in assigning it at once a high position among the monthly journals. Its tone is throughout manly, liberal, and judioouß ...
... to intimate, that one of the Partners has returned from the manufacturing districts in the West, with an immense variety of the NEWEST FABRICS of Scottish manufacture. FANCY AND CLAN TARTANS, IN ALL WOOL, GALA, AND SPUN SILK. ALIWAL AND OREGON DRESSES. ALSO A Splendid Choice of TARTAN SHAWLS, PLAIDS, & HANDKERCHIEFS, ENTIRE NEW DESIGNS. The above having been purchased for cash from the ...
... second published by him, on the same subject,—in which my name is somewhat prominently brought forward. Having no taste for a personal newspaper discussion, I should not have noticed this Letter, were it not to give a peremptory contradiction, to one most unfounded and injurious statement. It is said, that in a certain Prosecution, or Suit, I nrnfevtionallu made use of information, (btained ...
... SouTnwARK, Waterside, June B.—The extraordinary boat of the weather during the past week has considerably affected the sales of potatoes generally, and particularly the Scotch Red*, several cargoes of which are in such a damaged state that renders them unsaleable. The demand is very small, even for the best samples. The prices are ranging as follows: York Reds, 120s to 180s ; Regents, 30s to ...
... REMOVED to No. 19 Union Street (under the Thistle Hall). also begs to intimate the return of W. M. junior from London, where has selected a rich assortment fashionable Goods for Gentlemen's Dress. BEST LONDON HATS. 19 Union Street, Dundee, April 27,1846. TO LEND, one or raore SUMS, the current raU of interest ALSO Several smaller SUMS. Apply to Shaw, Reid, and M*Lachlan, writers. Dundee, April ...
... THE CORN MARKET Friday. (From the Morning Post.) The whent trade has maintained a very firm tone throughout the week, by the advices received this morning from the leading provincial markets, we learn that prices had ri»en Is to 2s per quarter several of the provincial tonn«. The demand for the coarser articles of food for shipment to Ireland, which appeared lately to have slackened, ha 9 ...
... (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) SEQUESTRATION. January 9. Richard Hall, writer and sharebroker Glas gow. APPLICATION FOR CESSIO BOH'OBUM. Patrick Milligan, provision and spirit dealer, Street, Glasgow. ' 1 ...
... (From the Dumfries Herald.) The New Moon of the Crichton Institution closes its second volume with a musical number, the music hiving been composed in the Institution ! This really wonderful work. We have not heard the airs played, and are no graat judges of such mutters but we believe they are eon» sidered good. The following are two of the songs set to the music: Of course the songs are ...