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... stealing tbe of John Jones his Janies and Jeremiah Jordan fur breaking entering the Heath stealing property therein Catherine Welch for stealing the of Charles Freeman BANKRUPTCY MEETINGS NEXT WEEK (Before Mr Stevenson) August David James Cardigan last exn Scott ...
... of an estete left him by a deceased uncle i ias loudon, valued at one million of dollar's Or tihe 6lfth lost., a man named John 111'Namnep, from tile neighbourhood of Cookstown, was drowned when bathing in the sea at Portatewart. Deceased has left a wife ...
... from North Five bodics in & shockingly decomposed state Cape. were found on deck, one of which was that of a female, with an arm and leg breken. The sternboard of the wreck had been kaocked off, evidently in order to pre- vent the vessel being recognised ...
... desire to be re- lieved as soon as possible from his post.-2ime7s. ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND.-TThe Legislature of Newfoundland has passed au act for raising £250,000 towards rebuilding St. John's.-Parliament has voted £30,000 for the relief of the sufferers by ...
... bearing across the Horton Deeps, on Wednesday night week, the brig Retrirvf of .ondon. was nm into the Charlotte, barque, for St. John’s, Newfoundland. The shock was fearful. The Retrieve sunk almost immediately, the captain, steward, and four seamen going down ...
... Rev. Mr. Grattan, C Reverend 0 Reilly, C.C.; Rev. James O'Flynn, C.C.; Rev. James mack, C.C.; Rer. Mr. Cullen, C.C. ; 7 Rev. Mr. Conefry, 3 Rey. J. O'Farrell, C.C. ; Kev. Peter Farrelly, C.C.; Rev. H. Kennedy, C.C Rev. M. Broder, CL Rev. John Dardis, C ...
... time Worship intimated to John that if it could be done without iuqieaciiing his loyalty that of the towiiortffending it would more agreeable to himself to remain in liis private station Her since signified Mayor through Lord John her pleasure under cir ...
... Colonei, vice General Sir James Kempt, appointed to the Ist Foot. 6th Foot— Lieutenant John Mackintosh, from balf-pay Royal Marines, to be Peymaster, vice Alemdg John Macpherson, who reverts to his former hali-pay as Lieutendnt. 15th Foot —Captain George ...
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... nothing bnl the arms of moral force arguments Now, air, the inference is he did not mean arms, but I will give ibe re* gentleman the benefit his intention and say that the obviont Interpretation of bis words ta that he meant the arms aelf-defcnce (cheers) ...
... following the Jury : Sir Chetwtnd Bart Foreman Esq John Dkinkwater H T Dilee Esq Henry ChistopiikrViseEj William Dickens R James Atty red kick Esq Walter H Esq Wrieihon Esq Thomas hi William Esq John Esq Thomas Hoibkc nE Esq W Merrick F'owler Esq He then ...
... entletnen was long and loudly cheered taking bi* seat). Mr. G.cattan, M.P., and Mr. John Reilly rose together. There was great cheering and loud calls fur Mr. Grattan ; but that honourable gentleman having signified bis wish that Mr. Keilly should be ...