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... treeing such of our brethren arc op. Dressed and of delivering the whole of one Italy the force of Italian arms. Ilut what is necessary above all. ia arm promptly, and in great numbers.” GaribslJi has resigned his post as president of the National Society—a ...
... Annvale, Ready. John Smyth, Esq., J.P., Orlands, Carrickfergus. J6hn Borthwick, Esq., Prospect, Carrickfergus. Janmes Macaulay, Esq., Belfast, Ogilvie B. Graham, Esq., Belfast. Robert Stewart Lepper, Esq., Train Field House Belfast. John Macaulay, Esq. ...
... the ceremony. nurse, continued Mr Irving, good old Scotchwoman, was very anxious for me to see him, and held me up in her arms as he rode past. This, however, did not satisfy her. So the next day, when walking with me Broadway, she espied him in a shop; ...
... TlToras Jolihnston, Gloucester Street, Dublin. John Stanton, Kingstowrr John S.'Charlcy, Wdodbrrrn, Drnmurrry, Lisburn. LOCAL COMMIT'rTEE. Viscourirt Bangor, . .Major A, Nugent, Col. John It. Ward, John S. Charley. CONSULTING ENGINEER: Silas Evans. BANIKERS: ...
... sea beating over her, there is not a very sanguine expectation as to the result. About the same time ou Friday morning, in Cardigan Bay, a 2,000-ton ship, called the Britanuia, Captain Puttin, belonging to Bith, in the United States, was cast ashore at ...
... cause of the fearful tragedy remains a profound mystery. Attempted Suicide by Absconding Clerk. On Monday a young man, named John Furguson, attempted to commit suicide by shooting himself on board the ship Empire of Peace, at Liverpool. It appears that ...
... would, indeed, be disheartening if the best soldiers of the nation were left to pine in their old age, when the once stalwart arm is weak, and the eve which once flashed over a battle-field with eagle glance is dull and dim. How miserable prospect for those ...
... Andrew Msyne, John Adame, John Carutb, George Madine, John Mateer, James Byrne, Thos. M Cann, Vincent Ballard, Jamee Bickerton, John Coyle, James M‘Cracken, James Belsbaw. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS. James M'Cabe, marine-storekeeper, Grattan ...
... were sworn on the Market J vet Messrs. John Gaffikin, Felix Kelly, Patrick Falloon, John M'Laughlin, Joseph M'Cullough, Samuel Hrrdman, Thomas Mtlrath, Robert Clements, John Dickey, Wm. Ware, James M'Cullough, and John Graham. The Chairman addressed them ...
... were sworn on the .Market Ji:by.—Messrs. John Onffikin, F. Kelly, Patrick Fnlloou, John M'Laugblm, James M'Cullongb, Samuel Herdman, T. M'Gralh, Patrick Clements, John Dickey, William Ware, James M Cullagh, and John Graham. His Worship addressed them fo ...
... Kingsdown Parade. 4. Mr David Thomas. The Old Duke, Old King Street. 5. Osborne, Ward, and Co., Offices, Broad Street. 6. John Budgett, Esq., Henleaze, Durdham Down. 7. Fryer, surgeon, Redcliff 8. Captain Adey, 9, Vincent's Parade. Hotwells. 9. Mrs Parker ...
... intituled An Act for Repairing, Enlarging, and Pre- serving the Harbour of Aberystwyth, in the county of Cardigan, will be LET by AUCTION, by Mr. John CT4KB, at the Town Hall, in the town of Aberystwyth aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 17th day of January, 1860 ...