... following are the prices at wichany canilyfro twoonsCet one pound, may be obtained:- JOHN CASELLS CPIER, N. I, an excellent a rtic le Is. 4d. JOHN CASELL'S CFFEE, N. 2, cannot fail to give satisfaction, being a combination of the ...

... theen he was able to perceive how the invoking of sympathy, money, and . a'rm'ed resistance, either from the Atecericans or the Frenceb, could be made a veryncaterial element in an armed struggle. Time only witnesses examined during the remainder of the day ...

... tterlaneuagento ahich 0 lno tnll' Other place mynasiner wotald have been a blow.' -i'iSuch there the expressions tued by ir. Grattan towards is Mr. Corric; coil a duel was the immllediate, result. We, do, ig not think tort was aery fear of (as del between ...

... throat as to suffocate poor puss. ao CONeVICTION OL A LivERPoOOL ATTORNEY FOR ORTAIN- v~a yING Moe4nY tusnxn FALSE PnRTINCE~S,-John Evans, a solicitor, co r. lately occupying an office in Swift's Ccurt, Castle-street, was e tried at our intermediate sessions ...

... their limbs, the captive meulber is left in sor thle possession of tile captor, and the animal escsapes, leaving it ii htis arms onl the field. of battle; and it is also well known to is fishermen and other practical persons, that in violetit thunder elme ...

... the chair at four o'clock. Mr. O'CONNOR presented a petition fron att individual in Dttblin complaininlg of the seizure of arms that he kept for his personal defense. Mr. OSBORNE gave notice thiat on Thttsday lie should move an address praying ler majesty ...

... jeinios it t;ts this ( r.XVirtuall ht'ltr'.l nirtlC sltnlilcs-ad IVN! ast A-uAcXsaVTlUPnos`ix orF Mnn~IAGusX-t t isiea b oy. -Cardigan, onl-he (thinstent,-an. action,-was. brought-hyj Alis, 'r at Ssiunders,, daughter of, the, late,,vicar, of. the parishes ...