... 800 8, 22 West Indies ?? ?? 13 200 1 ,7i Pacifie ?? ?? 12 228 2,343, Coast of Africa ?? 25 165 2,1i2 Sotih-east Coast of America ?? 11 152 1,64.' Cape of Good Hope ?? . 6 68 -827a Discovery and Surveying ?? 21 80 1,210: Store and Troop Ships .. 4 26 t72 ...

... suit of clothes, which swelled the debt to 2e1-. - that in January, 1848, bearing that the insolvent was about to go to America, he waited upon hbn and said- I hold your bill for 151., will you get me an additional name on it, or secure mie in some ...

... presence, that as the master bad such a regard for her, she would raise her wages, or, send her to America,: to which Anne replied - well, then, I'll go to America ;X ?? then sent deponent into Armagh to pay a deposit, of 10s. to Mr. Moore for Anne's passage; ...

... subsequently paid-that Walsh went afterwards to America, and the party into whose hands'the bill had got, got a decree against him, on which he had been arrested. Commissioner-When did this man go to America 7 Insolvent said he could not tell exactly; but ...

... cmilttloltltti. Ttie prcoerty had beet previouey ill po-session oh Riichard Latlr, Ii q., whoi abatndotned it tiid wetnt to America; the reported ov'lcr in tee, the Eal of UtIlev, seeots to either have forgottel tliaC tbere is 0uc1t a spot llliqyed on l ...

... defendant; but Wright having become involved in some embarrassments commected with railway speculations, had absconded to America, and hisco-executor, Armstrong, now assumed the prosecution of the action ie -lo of Wright, as representative and executor ...

... , had been the cause of all the misfortune) that he should at all events refund her money or give her a gratuitous ?? to America, but the girl stating that the condition of her health would not now permit her to undertake the voy- age, Mr. Connell undertook ...

... THlll CAsTLm-RIGHTs (v1 rIlHESUBJnnccr.-eMr. Thiomas Blooney (the gentlemnaa who recentlv delivered a series of lectures on America in this city), appeared befre the magistrates of this office to prefor a corn- plainltagainst Police-constable 78 A, under ...

... Carroll amnf CcinloTF, con- iS bo th caeipci t4 ayn ho , 4ayn arit ws tittir In :0 hakI ~V114g3,Paild i eya tlcy')'ere ~'oiu to America; the ~fmoney wasd tabseqo~ently as.certained to eie oane pff jyhich cc d Loihiap wils rqbliet. Ill 33 A police constable frpm ...

... prisoner was most anxious to have a coat be was makinig for him within the time which the opprover sacore they were going to America. The prisoner was ably defended by John Addye Curran, Esq., who acted gratuitously in the cese. '.lhe Lmnd Chief Justice charged ...

... before I leave him; he has plenty of money; and after I tio it I'll get his key, open his safe, and take the money and go to America ; he (Dromgoole) asked him how he could get ilto Mr. Clarke's rooan, to which thle other answered that he would cut the cord ...

... ' we are hence- forth to have American prices, our national expen- diture should also be made to square with that of America. We heartily agree with him. The abolition of the high-rent bread tax is beginning to bear many of its desirable fruits. ...