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... declared their verdict be j that the deceased poisoned himself while a slate , Peace-Office, Downpatrick, of temporary insanity.— Whig. i 20th 18bo. THE PATENT CAZELINE OIL, FROM SMELL, REMOVES THE I objection which lies hitherto excluded ordinary Paraffin from ...
... their orders having been disobeyed. The application should be made to the Court of Chancery, which had issued the injunction. Whig. ...
... carr,ed-25 for and 1 (Mr! Rea) against. The Mayor did out vote. The result of the motion was received with loud applause.— Whig. Tl.O following letter, from Mr. Francis Rea, father of Mr John Ilea, appears in the News Letter, Thursday In the course of ...
... l Ul j|y w en \ re or t e d to have lost heavily, but captured the the tlag of France was protecting the Holy at , mchtnond Whig has despatches dated Rome. Cardinals Mathieu and Donnet pointed oi t j w jt, appears that General Fitzhugh books they considered ...
... Cork. 'Hie Tuskar proceeded on her voyage between I eleven and twelve o’clock, alter having taken in a quantity of coals.— Whig. Shipwreck. ani> Loss Seven Lives at Poktrusu. The schooner Providence, Captain Jack, from roon | to Portrush, with cargo of ...