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... tro- county of B1rln, to Liirai, daugtrer of the late J CeO ttde D xou, rei., h q., of DuMbar:0o, N.B , aid relhct o! the 3 i ate R ,bert D.xj:t, Eq., of Levetigrove, in tht. tt i does county. tap- D c. 27, at ?? Mary's Church, Cheltenhim, George, c eh ...
... apathetic in a cause, and unmoving, al d deeming themselves of little power to effect any good ei d. in its behalf; still it should not be forgotten that to ca d individual exertions great achievements have been d 1- cowing :- d ie To ...
... bearer of slisp itches to England t l ri nd France. Rev. D. Harris, Mr. W. R[i-d, Mr. Speyer, wa ng Mr. C. S. Mille, Mrr D. Roner. son, Mjr. J. Frx, Mr. T. et iN XV. W oll, Mr. E. Boyre, Mr. J. Ranider, Mr. E. H. wo he Lewis, Mr. H. De ...
... Mrl. J. Oakden, who is Preparfng for the j will minis ry at ttne at the univ Criite., wae also prcsent on this oc- thc ealinon. on-i delivered a mosty at quent and appropriate raddrces, W eangraluloling his hind frieidt tile 1, t, kon of rospoct j ut paid ...
... rates have advanced one per cent, on collateral loans and paper. The banks are full of paper, and 'J have boon throwing cut a portion of their offering. In the d. Strest, however, the supply af money is Still, abundant, and eli w wants are suppliod. Too rates ...
... Universities, Pub!: coerce, and Ger MARSHALL, A.M., Rev. F. ItY, 8.D., Rev. . the Rev. D . STEWART, A.M. nd Day Pupils. Prin Y beg to anno that they have OP St. John Charlton, Henlly;, Beaumaris. J. C. Thompson. Lanrifleld Park, West De `ully inform their Friends ...
... ISABELLA, daughter of J. WOODBURN, of Vaux stree hall-house. Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JAMES CLAM tailor, to Miss ANN BRODAGEN. Same day, at St. Catherine's Church B. A. Arthure, Mr. J. T. FLET by the I lurch, by the Rev. J. Cord FRANCES ELSTON ...
... and anchored—The Glenslg, liannatyne, Elizabeth 119 France, from llonibay . London, Roberts, from Sydney. Thomas 82 Griffiths, J Barnes Dublin Effingham, Hughes, from St. John (N. 11 Atlte- Eleanor 4C Gelling, T Orrord „. Dou g las Man, Taylor, front ...
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... female of respectable appearance = lembarked at Dublin, in the Queen Victoria steamer, for Liverpool. She gave her name as Miss Smith, and said K she was a cabin passenger. During the voyage she E complained of being indisposed, but as her indisposition ...