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... searching the Northwest Passage in quest of Sir John Franklin aud his gallant companions. Four of these, two steamers and two sailing vessels, will be under the command of Captain 11. S. Austin, C. B.; Sir John Ross, C.8., will lake a schooner of about 120 ...
... county franchise in Ireland be £15, instead of £8 provided by the bill. After a short speech from Mr. Grattan, and long one from Mr. Reynolds, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that such an alteration would be very unsatisfactoi y to the Irish, whose franchise it ...
... meeting of that character, and deprive the individuals forming it of their arms, whether they ap- peared in a procession or at a funeral, or attacked funeral processions with arms in their hands.—The Marquis of LANSDOWNE saw very great difficulty in intreducing ...
... BANKRUPTS. John Guerrando, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender March April 19, at 11 o’clock, at the Liverpool Court; solicitors. Messrs. Neal and Martin, Liver]K>ol; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Charles Thomas Glover, Manchester, smallware ...
... take effect from and after the 5th of April next. Cast.e—This immense and splendid structure, the intended Cheshire seat of John Tollemache, Esq. M.P. is now getting near its completion. Some of the principal rooms are partly furnished, and when in a finished ...
... ports from Milford northwards throughout Cardigan Bay. During this week, Mr. Rees was informed that a vessel somewhat answering the description of the L'Hirondelle had been seen beating about outside Cardigan Bar. He was ultimately successful coming with ...
... inordinate ambition and gross duplicity. Prussia is by this note placed in such a position that she must make an appeal to arms or yield to external pressure. There can be no doubt that an alliance against the republican spirit in Germany has been signed ...
... marry the brother of the • ' plait:tiff. in titi i Ihe jtry tunnel tut the pltiteill, j:. it. toile . be I ting about outside Cardigan Bbr• Ile was ultimately successful in cooling up nit', this fmritiveuf the uceam :Luling hit hull high and, 'dry, on Tuwyn ...
... for the ensuing year, Joseph Salkeld, John Harvey, John Tavlor, tailor, Nathan Arnison. Overseers for the ensuing year, Isaac Wilson, John Bird, Thos. Williamson, and John Pattinson. Guardians, j o hn Gibson, John TJnsworth, Jonathan Varty, ...
... had at quj the office, in Edinburgh ; or from the L n A1e3vT Is L!VEaPOiOL- t le JOHN REID, General Commission Merchant,1.0, Oldlsall-street. a T Dt~nICOL OFFICO. Dr. JOHN MOFFAT, 37, Bedbord-street North. wer is,lI FAIRS FOR NEXT WEEk. Till FanDAY, 5 ...
... aged 83. Richard Wilkins m, of this town. On the 3rd instant, aged 74, Mr. John Wright, of Dcansgutc; universally ami deservedly respected. On the 2nd instant, at Liverpool, John, the eldest sm of the late Igduliah Seddon, Esq. Same day, aged 15, Margaret ...
... silk. The alee °J qm,lmgS styCe edged with twop^ c in this in width on the outside, and half seam the sleeve the'iio'f he arm * are beaded by a fronce. The c ; * Jese f r ,H s is edged with corresponding trimming; close, two rows of the trimming are ...