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... Justice of Peace Court, Stranreer, on Saturday last, David M'Arthur, carpenter, Peter M‘Pherson, cook, and John Daily, James M'Lueky, Richard Grattan, Stephen White, and Edward Harley, seamen, all of the barque Annabelle, from the Clyde to St. Thomas, West ...
... Amelia leaning on his arm. He was so affected that he could scarcely walk. On passiug the catafalque, his Majesty was observed to stagger, as if overwhelmed with emotion, and the Queen addressed some observation to him, and took his arm in hers to support ...
... of the church, but with its temporalities he had much to do. That church grasped, the whole country from the Land's-end to John o'Groat's, and reaped upwards of 5,000,000 in'th is country, and half a million in Ireland, and it was from the temporalities ...
... 10s were offered to each of the gentle. me of Grattan. I Catholic bishop of Clifton, that Miss Talbot was a postu- tives from Maryland. g men's gentlemen who would sacrifice his cherished -ins of Grattan, lant. The Boston Advertiser of the 7th contains ...
... 4347, spoke the barque William Large, from Barba& es to Cork. Arrived in the Clyde, on Sunday, the brigantine Mary (98), of Cardigan, Owen. from Rouen ; sailed with a c of flour. 'f he lugger Lewis sailed ten days previous for the Clyde. Experienced strong ...
... the party broke up, Count Guicciardini read and expounded a chapter of the Gospel of St. John. At ten o'olock the house was entered by eight gendarmes, all armed to the teeth. A perquisition began in the style now so customary in Tuscany; the depositions ...
... withdrawn from the Lately, at Strokestown, John, only son of Henry Grattan Curran, _ The train left London about five o'clock, and approached place of execution to make room for their unfortunate fel- John ▪ magistrate of Sit okestown ,and son of the ...
... St. John (N.B )„ abandoned. waterlogged, on the sth ult., in lat. 42 15, long. 58; arrived ott Dover. - The General Castilla, Leen, from Piero to Islay, in the of the former place, about the 6th of October; crew (excepting the mate) saved. The John Walker ...
... Hamburg. Morris, John . 786 5 3 Hull. Brown, Frederick 5OO 14 6 Hamburg. Harrison, Amos 350 15 6 Guernsey. Thompson, W 326 11 5 M'Laren, William, 383 15 0 Alloa. Anderson, Andrew 3lO 18 7 Hamburg. Jacobson, John 1,630 0 0 Hamburg ...
... Mail Steamship Arctic. At noon she was accompanied to the steam tender by several of the aristocracy of Liverpool (including John Cropper, Esq., Dingle Bank; Rev. Dr Raffles, and several of tne resident clergy). The Mayor of Liverpool (Samuel llolme, Esq ...
... remarkable specimen of trial by Jury which took place in 1848, at the Cardigan Assizes. A gardener named John Careened Edward Lloyd Williams, Esq., of Gwernant, in the county of Cardigan, for an alleged balance of money due to him tor wages while In that ...
... British cmitingent for the defence of Tarkay will amount to 20,030 men, with 40 guns; 260 picked men in each battalion are to be armed with Minie rides, and brigade commands will be conferred on young colonels. NAVAL PREPARATIONS 111 carried on with the greatest ...