... Cansey, do John, Curry, do Magnet. Popham, Joo&Blixabeth,Fisher, Stßrannoek, Manby, Wind W., fresh braesea, haxy. CLARE. Arrived [Jane 29] from Mario, Winter, Quebec COVE OF CORK. Arrived [June 29] fiom John, Leighton, St Andrew’s Jbamttrinjr John Moodke ...

... marks of respect. This notable event was celebrated at Barmouth also by a dinner, at the Cors-y-Gedol Arms Hotel, to which a large party sat down. John Jones, Esq., solicitor of Doigelley, presided ; and at the request of Chester, officiated as the party ...

... Quay Rogera [THia BAT.] Tourist, Grant, CaUis. off Cartoms H p.h„ off Ca.toms Emma Watte ▼i^.* , siSi£ten; Woreom, M'CuUom John Shelly, Bnrcham, Almeira, UD M Qn of Britein, Htegibbon, Pwt Beaufort. L.D. Urqahart Corinth, Smith, Matanias. L.D ...

... tle whol prot-adiings of the yealr. We possedd a vote orf Coil eill tie C 1:01eilIt ?? esernice. Ill tile ye c- 181H Lord John Rluosell gave notice of lis roslthition, ria it flore!ig whealt hort:l bel admitted lit a fixed ditty of So. i1 q.l'trt. The ...

... many well-dressed persons), they rushed in body to Palace Yard, and, on their arrival there, Sir Robert Peel, leaning on tho arm of Sir Goo. Clerk, and accompanied by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, was just ernesgiug from the hall. ex- Premicr was saluted ...

... restoration of privileges, the plea that he had learned and amended. Well, John,*’ said the minister. will just ask you a few plain questions—“ What is lutitisoi?’’ Deed, Sir, replied John, I canua tell you what baptism folk, new laws; but time it was fourpence ...

... baker, Neptune-street, Rutherhiths Alfred Samuel Holl, grocer, Norwich Joseph Lord, tanner. Sheffield John Senior, common brewer, Salford, Lancashire John Davis, miller, Broadway, Worcestershire Wilton Wood, rope-manufacturer, Liverpool James Irvine, ironmonger ...

... a ?? ladyof John Mortimer, Esq. Treginnis St. David's, o a ?? Mount Radford, Exeter, the lady of John Cumming, Esq. of Brixton, a ?? Newton Saint. Cyres, Devon, the lady of the Rev. J. Morshead, a son. MxnmFiD.-At Bromegrove, the Rev. John Day Collis, ...

... Whigs. t i Mr. Grattan, M.P., said the Whigs were excellent as a go- vernment or as ministers for England, but not for Ireland. His lhonourable friend alluded to the aspersions cast upon those who l stood up to defend Ireland. Let Lord John Russell be told ...

... O'Brien, M.P., (who was present for the first time since his discharge from the custody of the sergeant at arms of the House of Commons,) Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., Mr. N. Maher, M.P., Mr. M. O'Connell, M.P., Mr. D. O'Connell, jun., Captain Brodrick, Mr. Steele ...

... property of John Upliaiu 22 for stealing gown property of Scllick fourteen James 15 for stealiug three William to whipped Thomas IS for stealing two pounds weight of bread and Haifa pound of cheese the property of Samuel llaincs Dnis—John Farmite-r 21 ...

... stroke the sun. which caused his death iu an lour afterwards. He has left a widow and four young children. A man of the name of John Lewis, who was mowing in a field on the farm Pan-' tyrathro, near Llanstephan, died from the effects of ihe ! intense heat ...