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... DriATH OF TlE REV. DR. KuwkAN.-The Rev. Dr. Kirewan. President of Qieetea College, Galway, died on ?? last, at his residence, Oughterard, of which he !va8 parish priest. For some time previous to the open. Ing of the College, Dr. Kirwan bad been in a ...
... York Journal. td- ief Dr GUTZLAn F ON CHisNA -The proceedings at the er. second monthly meeting of the Statistical Society for the he current reas on, held on Monday evening, was tendered 'h eunusually interosting by the presence of Dr. GWe'zlaff, uthc ere ...
... 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, ...
... partnership established on the 4th of Octo- ber, 1842, between Mr. Thomas Rogerson, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. Charles Edward Macqueen, was extended on the 6th of that month by the admission ,of Mrs. Egerton Smith to a dormant interest in the concern, and was ...
... STANDARD. IRELAND. Mr. J. F. Lalor, late editor of the Felon newspaper, published in Dublin, died on Thursday. The Rev. Dr. Cullen, President of the Irish College at Rome, has been appointed the Roman Catholic Primate of Ireland On ( tmas Day, Mr. Thomas O'Reilly ...
... Hon. G. P. Judd, Minister to His Hi Kh- ne.s the King of the Sandwich Islands, accompanied by Alexander Lihihiho, heir presumptive to the Hawaiian throne, aud hia brother, Lot Kamehameha. The object of Mr. Judd's vi.it to the United State, and Europe at ...
... which was preserved in. the deepest secrecy, it being niea' 2.never in~pected by anyone but the king and MvT. Pelliarn.1 Coal The book ?? afterwards demanded of 'Mr. lRoberts, the toI fa amoner, but hec'resolutely refusedto 'yield it except 'byl the spoI ur ...
... an5.Mr W. R. Callenidir, d,Xr. Salts ' chwahe,.Mr. Adshoed ?? when. Thomas Greig, Rev-j.'G, iVan'ce,.Rev.'T E Ford, Hr Sy.In- -M Thack-ray, 'Mr. Watson, Mr. H.RI. Forrest, M Brydeea; i Mr J Taylor, scetyaedohrfriendp.nof the intt9 ' Afn& ter ...
... 'tiers ofthe Blackburn Standard max obtain this wonder- n f ?? ,; nennvworth, by applying to Mr. Walkden, Standard See King William-street, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Tiplady , '^rT'tmas Treat.-Oii Christmas Eve, R.N. Livesey, . ol Bnndle. cut up a fat cow snd ...
... and abiding or coming within 12 miles of the paliceat Westminister. This court was designated The Court of the King of the Palace of the King at Westminster. According to the letters patent th. Lord Steward had power to nominate and admit fo.r counsellors ...
... •R 14.0 orce-ria: tin Oliver, E Hurnkr.i-pi.ca Olney, Cotrell, and co X, Gore piazzas Orr, arses 1 King-street orford • T I.lrviell-plase.lios.-scotia di lkingi et, and Wilson 3, Co u amerclal-bidnge.W.ter-st Peole,J. sad co ...
... LEYLAND FEILDEN, and se- coi.ded by Mr. WILLIAM TOWNLEY:— Tliat Mr. John Sparrow aud Mr. William Poldiug be re-elected Auditor* for the ensuing year. Pi op. sed by Mr. RAYNSFORD R. JACKSON, and seconded by Mr. JOHN SPARROW: — Tliat the ...