... (*p° We would suggest to Solicitor*, Auctioneers, Estate Agents, and othera, the great advantage they would de- rm from forwarding for exhibition at our Office, ac well as for reference and distribution, Catalogues of Stock and Furniture, Plana of Estates ...

... arrival announces that Perowk Kaha recallet, aad appointed thar AMERICA, . Livexroor, Novewner 7.—The United Sts steamebip, Atlantic, arrived this wit from New York to the 27th ult.-The had arrived out.--The Washington corr of the “ New York Courier amd ...

... of members for the entire session uo 240 divisions. New members are included with their predecessors in the number of votes. rm.—hr. • Assisi*. A. Dale • li t b a PON a I. 1-1 ULM 1 It. O. X. H. v. Boa. W. • W. Mud, Ihr J. Watenstry Yeeth. ' K. B ...

... keep the ship from sinking, as she had a large quantity of pig-iron on board. In doing this, the mate succeeded in relieving only one anchor and cable clear, the other having been fastened around the foremast. The ship was then sinking very rapidly. The ...

... mittance to the workhouse. Let SCE OP • CASTLE OFFICIAL.—A gentleman who held a confidential post in Mr. Dan O'Connell'. sink of corruption ham become a defaulter to an amount not yet precisely ascertained. It I. behoved that ho absconded about Friday ...

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... them better, make you more intelligent respecting the creations of t»o ...

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... who res r a has received from 9 daughter, rholT7«ii; 7» WiB *°°sin, wbichbasamelan: —which . that poisoning by strychnia the Rm.l. 60611 formidable prominence Tbe • , .-'-' not unknown in Far West, effect: -lw d J llth, and to the following since 11* ...

... likely to be got up in favour of the measure both in England and Ireland. The principal officers engaged in laying down the Atlantic able have received handsome presents from the city of New Tam. To Captain Preedy, who commanded the Agamemnon as that , CGViiOll ...

... Town-made dour moved off rath r .lowly at last week's prices, and American was not withstanding the rise on tba other, ids of tbe Atlantic, raiher easier to buy. There was hardly any English barley on sale, and us .alue r« mained nominally unaltered. Baltic sorts ...

... as to take the wind of re. Uprise ,, liberals; and it would certainly hle Consprt Ugh so has been said to the contrary, .?, r*»M all asked with a good grace. There ov ,me w,ld 0,1 d heard this week. They mavcreate 2? that i lem ' more will not guarantee ...