... not his practice to do so in all cases. He had a brother, named John Clarke, a spruce mer- chant, at Botolph Wharf, and had seen him in court to-day, but did not see him dow. (The name of John Clarke was here called in court, but no answer was given.) Thomas ...

... M.l., John O'Connell, M.P., Anthony Lefroy, M.P., William Collett, M.P., Alexander M'Carthy, M.P., Hugh Mergan Tuite, M.P., William B. M'Clintock Bunhury, MP., Benjamin Chapman, M.P., Cornelius O'Brien, M.P., Robert Archbold, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P. ...

... of fire-arms, because he feared it might inter- fere with the relief which was so liberally extended to at , unba PPy country, if it was supposed that the money which had been given for charitable purposes was expended in the purchase of arms. He believed ...

... emigrate, had developed itself. During the last season no less than 32,000 emigrants had landed in Quebec, and 9700 at St. John's. Two thirds of these emi- grants were married, and the increase, as compared with the year before, was calculated at 29 per ...