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... The Fxlwin, Ford, from St. John's, N. F. ; the Thomso Tickle, from Harbour Grace, Quebec on the ult. The Camerton, Williamson, entered loading at Quebec Barrow on the 25th ult. The Sally, , entered loading at Quebec for Cardigan O the 20th ult. The Sir J ...
... immortal Henry Grattan He would them thu reason. Ht cauv , until Mr. Sul ivau turned up, they were never asked. was old enough to Grattan being chaired through Dublin, passing Hell's Hank, hu saw some discontented Sullivans pelting Grattan with mud, and ...
... of Dublin, by which College Green has been assigned away to King William 111. and Prince Albert, and the statue of Henry Grattan excluded therefrom for ever. The following report of the proceedings is taken from the Freeman's Journal toiS! t r f ving ...
... Tenant will ahow the premises, and all further information may obtained on application to JOHN (•rim-SHAW, Esq., Solicitor, Burnley. Lancashire ;or to Mr. John Heeus, Solicitor, Applkbv. GEORGE lUGG, Auctioneer. September, 1864. IMTOKTANT FREEHOLD k CUSTOMARY ...
... substance of an address to the people issued from the house of Meagre. Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, under the signature of John Cassell. The Heir of Bpain.—The Queen of Spain and the King, her husband, have addressed a letter to the Marquis de Corvera ...
... the present viscount, be has devised his real estate and the residue of the personalty, including the plate bearing the royal arms as an heirloom. To his son, the Hon. A ll en Leonard Addington, he has bequeathed his coal quarries at Durham ; and to each ...
... Court, on Wednesday, Octavius Rowe prayed for a dissolution of his marriage with Julie Rowe the ground of her adultery with John Jennings Kendall, and cl timed damages. The respondent and the co-respondent pleaded denial of the charge. Mr. Sergeant Ballantine ...
... beach at Annaside, in the parish Whitbeck, the 30th November. The remains of the deceased were very much decomposed. Head and arms were gone, and th ere Wfl no clothing to lead to the identification of the body. The Proposed Church at Silloth. —- meeting ...
... Council, who was warmly supported a disorderly mob in the galleries, insisted that the spot should be reserved fur memorial of Grattan. Mr. Sullivan’s real object was clearly discerned, and the Council, by 14 votes, decided grant the site for the Albert statue ...
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... witness went home also. Wiliam lewd make so statement since, nor did he see him the Mr. Pitch, landlord the White Hone, Dv, !buss John Turner, also repeated their feigner widow. Joseph Rogers, a dealer in Government dig% be lived at 10, Bpitalfields, Loudon ...
... is-Ufo. 1 ). The statement that Lord Cardigan bad subscribed tbe Crawley fund has been contradicted. The denies ** positive information the report that tno Archduke .Maximilian hesitates to accept, the Mexican throne. v^j Tho Rov. Dr. Todd and tho Rov ...