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... he bas so auspi- ciously he Cates i Furi Fic.—-Last week an iu. he | quest was held at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Runcorn, he | on the body of John Allman, canal boatman. The wife of d- the stated that her husband had been unwell for | upwards of seven ...
... Anne Cecilia, daughter of the lata Mr. John Iron m«r chant. Aighurth. Same day, St. Silaa’a, Mr. John Davies, steward of the City Dublin's * team-ship, Prince of Wales, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. John Hobart*, formerly of Ty las. near Ruthm ...
... seemingly confined himself to the assurance that lie had the honour to be their most obedient and very humble servant, Henry John Temple, commonly called Viscount Palmerston, Baron Temple, a peer of Ireland, a member of his Britannic Majesty's most honourable ...
... ne William Huston, formerly of Liverpool, temperance hotel I tin keeper, and in copartnership with John Ward, as ship 0 Iss chandlers and sail makers. John Worsley, formerly of I Mill-bank, Preston, spindle and fly niaker, and late of the I 10t Shakespeare ...
... son e Sin JOHN FRANKLIN.-Captain P otnied MItin the Time's, that, on a visit to htis natv pei ny t *tts mie to bas learned from Captain Marti, theeom 5p11,I been Rnterprise, the last person who Ct1tmulittedih afth id the Franklin, that Sir John told hIint ...