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... AMERICA. Liverpool, Sunday Evening —The North American mail steam ship Europe has arrived with advices from Boston to the ll)th inst. The Hermann arrived at New York on the 15th, from Southampton, and the Hibernia on the 17th, from Liverpoo'. The repeated ...
... year ; twenty-six poor orphans are traded (shoeraaking and tailoring), and are annually provided for, both in England and America ; one hundred poor are employed in draining ami reclaiming the waste lands around the College—and tiiese one hundred poor ...
... object {hear, lqarv Asd :,6hera). :m& ahefac? a& $W t namely, tbsa the home ma t was clsaper tfia Areria, tha., therefore America would be in a o tijourather ef 3 oa'h r from you than a seller; and shoilly Afterwardst' ?? rho moyed the adoptipn of the ...
... been too long withhold. Of the 400,000 emigrants mentioned by Ltall, the celebrated geologist, who have sought refuge in America within the last four years, 100,000, we are told, are Irish ! yet there remain still enough at home to engage the attention ...
... Mediterranean 8222 West Indies 13 1794 Pacific 228 2343 Coast of Africa 165 2152 South east Coast of America 11 152 1694 Cape of Good Hope 6 68 827 Di'covery and Surveying 21 80 1213 Store and Troop Ship 26 372 Admiralty ...
... which had not con cl nded when the post closed. It was feared that a duel between him and M. Silva would be inevitable. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA Liverpool, Sunday Evening.—Tho iiritish and North American Royal Mail steamship, Europa, reached our ...
... Ireland nmore that, about one thousand acres of land that could in any way be put in competition with, the virgin soil of America., There they could rise Cereal crops by Scratching the surface of thle y, ground and throwing in their seed; they could, in ...
... and reducing your rents, and giving you some consideration for your capital and labour, they leave you no alternative but America or the workhouse. While they do this, they are exclaiming against the Poor Laws, seeking to exclude the unfortunate paupers ...
... It was a fact that at this very moment America was not an exporting country, and wby P Because her prices there were relatively higher than those of this country (hear, hear). Ireland suffered no injury from America ; on the contrary, the people i>f Ireland ...
... is 130 feet in diameter. The domes are surmounted with the suitable emblems characteristic of Eu- rope, Asia, Africa, and America. That part of the main building which embraces the centre i dome, measures a length equal to 600 feet by 200 feet wide; that ...
... Uarbadoea and the British West Indies until the middle of the seventeenth century, or about 150 years after the discovery of America. With such a contrariety of opinion amongst men of the most extensive learning and research, it would be impossible, even ...
... the time of Sir William Blacketone, tbero have been writer* in the English language worthy of that name except Story, in America, and the late John William Smith, in England. J. Smith, the author of the Leading Cases,’’ and who was lately cut off by ...