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... Denham Smith preaching in the latter. The usual watch meetings were held in the several Wesleyan chapels the city. The Rev John White preached in tl e Methodist Chapel, South George’s street; the Rev T A M'Geo In the Wesleyan Chapel, Blackball street; ...
... Sir John Campbell, the Right Hon Sir Cresswell Cresswell, the Hon Sir George , Elliot, K C B ; Sir George Leigh Goldie, K C B ; Sir Ro- bert Hagan, Sir Hugh Halkett, GCH; Sir John Hanbury, KC B ; Sir Henry Hope, K B ; Sir Joshua Jebb, a B; Sir John Spencer ...
... LOBJJJIAYOR and LADY MAYORESS; The Countess of Fingall Mrs T Cahill The Countess of Howth His; Cafirey ViscountessGormanston Mrs John D'Arcy Lady Killeen Mi D’Arcy Lady Domvile Mrs O’Brien Lady Weeblc Mrs J O'Brien Lady Power Mrs M‘lntyre Lady Kedington Miss ...
... FASHIONABLE OOMIF. Mr. John Everett M.llaia end Mr. Edward Wat Cooke hare been elected Royal Acadtmiclaaa. Sir John Power, Bart, i« about to pro seed to Leamington Jota Lady Pswnr and family. Lady Emily Peel present on Tlsit to the March! mess of Ely ...
... were again disembarked by the Kearsage at Queenstown on the 14th instant, are named John Sullivan, Kdwd. '.’yburn, Thos. Murphy, Denis Leary, Daniel O’Connell, and John Murphy. They appeared in the uniform of the United States Navy. They were formally ...
... Dougal. ?9 F, killed in action, near the Umbayla Pass, Fa t Indies; John B and Sawyer, W Reg; Robert Patrick, Roy Mar ; John Probjn, F; Thoa Tamer, hp, F. Ensign*—Thomas Cummings, 23 F ; John Magill, Cape Mounted Rifles. Quartermasters —William Young, Roy ...
... Holel far the diii l'elaeo, Ainamihgl cet Th~~r~e fbllowi~ng left ?? d on LSautrday, I0 and sultet Thomas Rymen, Lady L Grattan cod nellie, Mises boo Sto-me, ?? We~dard, A itlJB gi Miey. Wee. W no fiedl]Lr, W It Ml'raflo, Huns Lady Wiinlley Aned 4utee ...
... Captain Rintonl, 4th Dragoon Guards. J. R. Taylor. A Friend, per Dr. Murray; Mrs. Robert Warren, John Reilly, Mark Perrin, Messrs. Fannin and Co., John Norwood, the Hon. Judge Berwick, J. F. Wilis, C C. Vesey, Mrs. Bright, K. Heazleton, Mrs. Bags, of ...
... St years. January 11, at $3, Lower Mount arm, Dahlia, John Patten, Esq. aged H years. hanary 12, at 11, Nelsen-street, Idlth Arabella Jeannette, daughter of John Norwood, Esq. January 11, at Corn Market, Mr. John Dudley, mad 48 years. At 4, Perey-plaoe ...
... xxxviii. B—' And now what is my Hope Is it not the Lord ?' Jer. xvii. 4 Cursed the man that trusteth in man, and maketh flesh his arm, and whose heart departeth from the Lord.' Jer. xvii. 7— 4 Blessed be the man that trusteth in the Lord, and the Lord shall ...
... Thomas Tomlinson, Rev. B, Irvine, Rev. John Ecclea; J» Robinson, Esq.; Rev. J. Godkin, S. N. Elringlon, Esq.; W. Williamson, Esq ain F. Petrie, J. Scott, Esq.; T. W. Poole, E*q.; Rev. J. R. Brougham, Rev. John Rogers, Moderator the General Assembly ; ...
... and they present difference amounting to £2 039,809 British. This is really clever Our pamphleteer knows quite well that Grattan' ma le the charge in the Irish House of Commons, on May the -lith, 1800, that Ireland, in the fixing of the contribution of ...