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... MISCELLANEOUS. Outward America* Mails—Qi'kexstowx, Thursdat.—The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Company's s s City London, arrived here from Liverpool at m to day, and having embarked mails, passenger* and latest telegrams proceeded for New York ...
... to EDWARD JOBLING, 64, English Street, Carlisle STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Vid PORTLAND AND THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. (Under Contract icith Her. Majesty's Provincial Government for the Conveyance of ...
... Sold by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors in the Kingdom ; also Australia, New Zealand, Cape Good Hope, North and South America, kc. In bottles at Is. 2s. 3L, and Us. each. CAUTION. —Observe the words Thomas Blackfriars' Road, London, the Government ...
... influenced by the same motives as other men are. You tie his hands, then ask him why he does not work. Does he not work in America, tell me! Does he not work in Australia! Look at the con- tributions that for after year were sent from Awerica to Irelan ...
... TE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. I TM =An Of TIM DAILY NM. gs1,-l deaire, with your permiission and assis- ye, to say a few words to the people of Enhtud at sonlw things conneetA with the' merits of civil war in my country. They baisbeen told t the government ...
... with money at five or • six per cent, the speculation would become more rampant that ever. The contingency of peace in . America doea not deserve more weight than was «c- corded to it at the commencement of each of the last two year*, lot tl>c that when ...
... 0 27 0 Smyrna 23 0 Fernando Po 34 0 Spezzia 230 Sierra Leone 220 Stora Saint Paul do 0 0 Loando 33 0 Tarragona 23 0 SOUTH AMERICA. Trebizonde 27 6 Bahia 21 0 Trieste. 210 Caldera 27 6 23 0 Callao 27 6 Venice 216 Coquimbo 27 6 Villanueva 250 Maranham 0 ...
... THE WAR AMERICA. The present may looked upon as being the most critical period the American struggle. It is true we have often been deceived, and found our predictions falsified over and over again. But never, until now, have been able to approximate ...
... BIRTHS. At Montrose, on the 26th ultimo, the wife of Mr James Beattie. late Hudson's Bay Co.'s Service, N.W. America, of a daughter,—still-born. At Ashcliff, Dundee. on the 22d ultimo, the wife of W. E. Baxter, Esq., M.P.. of a son. At 4, St Andrew's ...
... the Rue Yille dv Temple, as an ctrenne — a boxe Anglais ; that is to say a ring, in which the champions of England and America are to fight over again — whenever the purchaser winds them up — the recent great battle. The mechanism is said to be most ...
... the past year. They would all no doubt deplore the event which had been the primary cause of their prosperity—the war in America ; still, they could not but be gratitied that so muc been done to the town. He concluded by pro- posing a hearty vote of thanks ...
... said John Bright. 3. That the said Richard Cobden did manifest a desire to degrade the English Press to the level of that of America. 4. That the said Richard Cobden did fabricate an allega- tion that the English journals are written by a personcalled Anonymous ...