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... well as evil. The Search for Sir John Franklin.—The annexed letter was received Wednesday by the Secretary of the Hudson's Bay Company from Sir John Ross, ing account of the progress of his expedition iu search of Sir John Franklin. It will be recollected ...
... —Perth Courier. Sir John Ross's Expedition —Arrival of Pigeons.—A paragraph appeared in our last relative to the arrival of some carrier pigeons from Sir John Ross's expedition. The Ayr Advertiser states that the arrangements made Sir John Ross previous to ...
... Holiest), Samuel Harwood, John and Edward Isaacs, William Brooks, Joseph Carter, John and James Hones, alias Smith, Hiram Smith, Thomas Foot, alias Morgan, Wm. llilyer, John Brooks, Mary Crowder, Sarah White, and James James. John Isaacs Was duly elected ...
... class of which we greatly | grasses, and very frequently, when cut in this amripe state, a brick-making machine having hed bis arm canght ia it se swe The pure 91 of breast tower b | wish we had more examples It is a work wpon practical the flowers open, ...
... the vote for the Law Commission Englind, Scotland, and Ireland Mr Cow said that under thm vote was included the salary of Sir John M'Neill, the chairman of the Poor Law Board in Scotland. wished to know when the report of that gentleman, with reference to ...
... promotion of the late Lord John Day to his flag, has been conferred on Captain Sir George Tyler, K.H. (1822). This gallant officer, like the late Lord John, who held the appointment, has lost arm the service. Protectionist M.P. for Cardigan, and it redounds very ...
... great skill in this department of art. Further Search for Sir John Franklin.—The public will learn with satisfaction that the next expedition to the Arctic Regions, in 1852, in search of-Sir John Franklin and the missing officers and crews of the Erebus and ...
... Wednesday. Mr Charles Lan: to oft the Charles LangJale, eminent was no | was united to Miss Hemrictta Grattan, daughter o ich, for Unguisbed countryman, |i Grattan. The. was perforthed by the Very Kev. Dr Flanagan ime the | Freeman. Ure ae el PS and other towns ...
... exclaimed loud enough, and with animation enough, to attract attention, There's our Nalson with one of his arms orf at the shouldher, the left arm stretched out, and the soord inut; and he's looking down the shipping and the say. was «ai/-MAN. What—a ...
... mode of secondary punishment. The matter then dropped. THE LORD-LIEUTENANCY OF IRELAND. answer to Lord Cardigan, The Earl of ABERDEEN said, that Lord John Russell, considering all circumstances, and especially the opposition which it wis likely to meet with ...
... effected In thee:arm of Monday, The following, comprising a few of the principal animals. were sold by Mr Swan at the prices under noted:—Thu find premium croft-bred bullock, rising four years old, fed by Mr Philip, Aberikenehire, to Messrs John Duff and Dead ...