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... 12-Wind W.S.W. ARBROATH. Armed [Jane /ro« Agnes, Brown, Newcastle lad Helen,' Soater, 1 Isabel, Jerginsen, Dram Brothers, Straehan, Loren Dispatch,Jamieson [ll] Leith PrncWalee,M‘Urich, Christo Bhbth&Ann,Boyle, Snndrlnd John, Rice, Seaham ' Sailed [June ...
... publish. Everything, however, of a purely scien- tific nature should be laid before the house. POST-OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS. Mr. H. GRATTAN wished to know why the daily depar- ture of the English mails from Dublin had been altered from half-past six o'clock to four ...
... the North Kent line that it should be so, and he ioped the Hon. Member for Dover would divide the Honse upon the motion. Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL, as a Member of the Committee on the North Kent Bill, wished to set the Honourable Member for Oxford right as to ...
... the North Kent line that it should be so, and he hoped the hon. member for Dover would divide the house upon the motion. Mr, JOHN O’CONNELL, as a member of the committee on the North Kent bill, wished to set the hon. member for Oxford right as to the committee ...
... Bridge (Viscount Bernard). Whiat he had said was, that when the Arms Bill was passed, the magistracy of the county of Cork used the power it gave them for the purpose of depriving of arms, not persons con. cerned in any public disturbance or guilty of ...
... Runcorn Mary Ann, Bnrce,Annege«eon L Frankfort,Devoy,Drogheda DRichmnd,Hamiltn[ls] Lpol P Victoria, Weatberapoone, Whitehaven John, Hill Larno 15—Wind E., fine. 16—S., fine. SEAHAM. Arrioed [June 15] from Brother!, Storm, Lynn JaneAMargt, Archer,luvern Dunvegan ...
... Clag-T. W. Bacon and W. T. H. Smith, Shipowner. Colchester and Wieenhee —John O. Chamberlain. Constantinople—Seager and Scott, Ship Chandlers and General Conwog—John Jones, Liosrpoat Arms. Cork—Comtes and Ltfebare, Ship Agents. Cone of Cork—N. O. Segmomr, ...
... permitted to circulate, leaving people in ignorance of the loss which awaited them. The second was to prevent the importation of arms and ammunition, which reached the insur- gent natives with the greatest facility. Captain GRmEY, of course, consulted the officials ...
... distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended the British arms under the command of a meritorious commander, under the, eye of one of his companions and brothels in arms—the wonderful achievements that deservedly obtained the gracious praise ...
... of a distinguished gentleman who has been, in direct contradiction oi the truth, charged as our accomplice — the Right Hon. John Wilson Choker. Mr. Cro ker never wrote a line in the Standard in hia life ; and we have every reason to believe that in 1827 ...
... glimpse of the guests to the banquet was net confined to the middle classes, for observed the Earl of Jersey, the Earl of Cardigan, and several noblemen on horseback without, and a number of open carriages, containing the fair members of the aristocracy ...
... distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended the British arms under the command of a meritorious commander, under tha eye of one of his companions and brothers in arms—the wonderful achievements that deservedly obtained the gracious praise ...