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... Fishery in the Humber.—On Thursday week, a whale of the finer species was caught at Whitton, in the Humber, 20 miles above Hull, John Maycock, master of billy-boy, the Samuel, with the assistance of his mate and two other men. Its length was feet; girth at ...
... without opposition. CAURAIARTHrN (1).-The late Liberal member, Mr. David Morris, was re-elected on Friday, without opposition. CARDIGAN ?? Saturday, the former Liberal mem- ber, Mr. Pryse, was re-elected without opposition. CnEsHIRE (INoaRTn).-Mr. W. T. Egerton ...
... August, at the house known as the in many (IMAM hese entirely failed. Such is the C el , Inn. Steam in Deantistste, corner of John Dalton- tine From Oa ford. . eighteen from Cheßeshase and 11 f 0f rd . ~. ~.. The land tutu excel) ma 01 11. los a3a., ...
... Taylor, Jones. John Samuel Burgess, James Scholes, Robert M. Wilcox ; James Smatham, Supernumerary. Rev. R. M. Wilcox will reside at Runcorn. St. and Prescot—John Boyd, Robert _ Southport and Ormskirk—Benjamin Slack, George Dick- inson ; John Philbps, Su ...
... clergymen, txnessive their confidence in Mr. John O'Conneii ai their future leader. Mr. John O'C'onneil read his reply, in the course of which he declared himself ready to sacrifice life itself the glorious cause. Mr. John Reynolds, the new and unexpected M.P ...
... which erst had to honour him us among the foremost of its ever victorious leaders, have recently and suicidally turned their arms their own party, against their, own “Conservative Ass- elation,” and vote! not only for Cardwell, but for Birch alsoor, Whether ...
... her, and that made me more anxious to poison my own wife. I hereby declare this confession to be true. John Thompson. James Tbwaytes, Chaplain, John Thomas Orridge. Governor. / ' Vltness es. Carlisle Gaol, Aug. 6, 1847. Alarming Fire.—One of the most ...
... excite an effervt- scense in tbe vegetable market, and the rioters were proceeding to plunder another baker's shop, when the armed force interposed, and the crowd was dispersed. Patrols were established, and order prevailed when this account left. Alarming ...
... Glasgow locket. joseph Kirkhove, Ostend Coalition Docc —A Flag on the north Pier of the entrance into Tro Leaves Arrives Arms Arms Beard; both fur Glasgow ; Elizabeth Hardy. Me Shumac 450 bars Emery Stone 10 tone t hi s d uc k . • - - - Class. I.eaves ...
... The town was througed with from men in tartan On Tuesday a steamer arrive Isiay, with about 160 stalwart Highlanders io full armed with Loehaber axes. Campbell of Islay, their cbieftan, came down from le, ace nied by his two sons, b a Highland andress of ...
... 1 Ernest Jones (W) 279 0 0 J. H. Langston 0 1 John A Roebuck (W)1120 0 0 Harwich (2) W.P.Wood 01 Bedford (2) John Attwood 184 1 0 and Falmouth (2) Sir HarryVerney, Bart. 453 0 1 John Bagshaw 184 0 Howell Gwynn 548 1 0 Henry Stuart 432 ...
... MARRIAGES. Aug. 22, at St. James’s ohapel, in this town, the Rev. John Hodgson, Mr. John Lloyd, joiner, to Miss Margaret Kirkpatrick, both of this town. Same place, the 24th, bv the Rev. John Jenkins, Mr. T. H. Grimshaw, druggist, Preston, Miss Ann Frances ...