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... Devonshire, at Exeter aforesaid ; and that the name ' John Daw' set out and subscribed the said certificate is the proper handwriting of the said John Daw, and was signed by the said John Daw on the fourteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand ...
... I have the honour to be, my dear Mr. O'Connell, yoar most faithful and most obedient servant, C. MACNALLY.—John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Mr. John O'Connell, in moving the insertion of the above letter in the minutes of the association, said that, when he ...
... Evans, Liverpoo Vulcan. Roberts, do Eagle, Rees, Drogheda Jane, Williams [2] do Economy. Roberts, Runcorn John Thomas, Dublin Good Intent, Jones do John, Thomas, Pwllheli Windbound [Feb. for Gem, Jones, New Dove, Jones, Harvest Home, Griffiths, do Ellen& ...
... dolorous slang runs. Lord GEORGE, who, it appears, has been dethroned as Tory leader, to make way (as we all along imagined) for JOHN CHARLES HERRIES, the valorous Red Tapist, who can find his way blindfold to every pigeon-hole in every bureau in every office ...
... I have the honour to be, my dear Mr. O'Connell, your most faithful and most obedient servant, C. MACNALLT.—John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Mr. John O'Connell, in moving the insertion of the above letter in the minutes of the association, said that, when he ...
... their-way to the mestropolis when. it bereft of all means of existence at home.: if SEAsres FOR ARMS.-The police were engaged last week in a searching for fire-arms in rue proclaimed districts of the county of. us Gaiway, but they obtained very few. The ...
... I have the honour to be, my dear Mr. O'Connell, your most faithful and most obedient servant, C. MACNALLY.—John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. Mr. John O'Connell, in moving the insertion of the above letter in the minutes of the association, said that, when he ...
... student of the Inner Temple, London, Esq., only son and heir of John Lloyd Da v i es , o f Blaendyffryn, in the county of Cardigan, Esq ,byAnne,his wife,the only surviving child and heir of John Lloyd, of the borough of Carmarthen, Eiq., deceased, and niece ...
... Sailed [Feb. for Forager, Pinder, Hull Diligent, Andrew. London \V isbech .Buff ham, H artlepool Jane, Reed, Seaham Cleared for John Sc Mary, Hickson,Goole Charles & Good,do DUNKIRK. Moscowa. Langbetee,Leghorn MarieDeairee.Marian,StUbes Sailed [Feb. 7J for ...
... Castle ; Elizaheth, Demerara. CARDIGAN, FEB. 9.—The Trader, Hook, to Camaroon, is leaky, and on shore in the bay, and likely to become a total wreck, as it is blowing a heavy gale at W. to N.W. ; crew saved. The Caroline, St. John's, New Brunswick, to Hull ...
... London; both from northward. Yarmouth— Feb. 11 : Wind N.N.E., light, and hszy. Passed, 10 a.m.— The Hero brig; 10 30 a.m.— John Boddie brig ; and William Watson; all from northward for southward. At anchor in roads—The J. & A. Going schooner. Flamborough ...
... about six weeks since. OFF MARGATE, FEB.) 11.—British American, St. John's. MILFORD, FEB. 10.—It blew a heavy gale from S.S.W. to W.N. W. on the night of the Bth and yesterday. The John and Edward, Dundalk to Gloucester, was left by her crew at anchor in ...