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... Paget, Sir Evan Lloyd, Sir John Keatings, Maiston, FrederickGoodfallow, Clayton, Grosvenor Morrison, Dyott Robinson. Mackenzie, Galway, Biggs, Woolf, Murray, Walker, Fox, Price, Lindsay, and Thackray; Major Generals Sir John Rose, Sir James Cockburn, Auchmuty ...
... Combe & Co., 20 bars Iron John & Robert Potts, 40 bundles Iron Samuel Boyd Co., bundles Iron John & William Pirn, sack Carraway Isaac Arrott, 7 sacks Flour H. Campbell, 10 bags Beans T. M. Saul, 8 botes Wine J. Brown, I cask Rice John Moffett, bag Candle-wick ...
... only last week, that to the earnest application of Mr Sharman Crawford, to have the navy em* ployed in transporting corn, Lord John Russell coldly replied, it would be great discouragement individual shipowners. Even yet this man is not satisfied. Treble ...
... —From Port Madoc: the Areon, of Cardigan, 84 tons 6lates, the Ann and Elizabeth, of Pwllheli, 62 tons ditto, and the Nimrod, of Gloucester, 93 tons ditto, all for T. L. Tripp ; and the Lamb, of Port Madoc, slates, for John George.—From Mumbles: the Abeona ...
... be discharged. Phi tip Ryan stood indicted for stealing, on the of February, Ballinlough, one cow, value the property John Molony. John Moloney sworn—lt fanner and lives in Bsllinlough; lost row and two yearlings the Bth February about the hour of o’clock ...
... indicted lor Having *t DrumHn, in tbo parish of Dromgnon, on the 22d of January last, caused the death of her illegitimate child, John M*Gorry, aged 5 yean, by starvation; and CtUhervm M'Oorry, aged 72 years (grandmother of deceased), and Aliy M'Oorry, SO* and ...
... for St. John (N. 8.), put into Cook’s Harbour, Jan. Uth, with loss of anchor, and crew exhausted. The Falcon, for Liverpool, put back to St. John 'N.B.;, Jan. 90th, with water casks stove The Chieftain, Duffy, for Cork, put back to St. John (N. 8.) ...
... Lynn —John Everritt; and W. Whittingham, Bookseller. Lytham—Mr. Askbum, Harbour Master. Maldou—Joseph Going, Ship Agent, Basin. Margate—Robert V. Osborne, Bookseller. Maryport—Humphrey Nelson. Mistley—Mr. John Moore, Wherry Inn. Montrose—Mr. John Smith ...
... be carried forward for their benefit at future Elections, so long as they are eligible to remain on the list of Candidates. JOHN BURNIE, Secretary. March 10, 1847 PRACTICAL WORK ON DRAINING. Lately Published, price 3s. 6d., ._lmproved and Enlarged, a Second ...
... rs.—F. Earle and J. Robinson Ripon, Yorkshire, surgeons.—R. Bassett and W. Scott, Nottingham, drapers.—Walker and Co., St. John s-suare, Clerkenwell, iron-plate-workers.—S. Wilkinson and Co., Bradford, Yorkshire. machine-makers.— J. Hatikes and Co.. ...
... Alford of Beds In polities Mr Astell a Conservative voted of Sir ham Friday at man his work along the the of floating Mr King’s Arms Tavern ashore to the above examined it to be tied a stout cord and terribly application id ible of the district has bodv opinion ...
... Chelmsford Chronicle Death Asylum On Thursday an inquest held at an Great on the of John Fowler an inmate of the institution It appeared from the evidence of two the keepers John Kettlewell and Frederick Topham that the deceased put on between six and seven ...