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... Coffee- Sales passed off Arm prices for plantation Ceylon ; other kinds steady. Cocoa—Common Quay quit sold 2s cheajwr. but Grenada went 2s to 3s dearer. Tea—Moning Congou sold low tyd, green rather easier. Indian doll. Rios Arm but Inactive. Cotton—Market ...
... quiet 28« Od. Berries and cutch hardening. Uambler steady. Nitrate slow at Its Other drveatteries unchanged. dull at dd. Palm Arm Tallow and seal oils quiet. Olive oil steady. Rosin and turpentine •nchai»|fed. Petroleum •mi M. LIVERPOOL COTTON-Monday—lmport ...
... 1 bolls oatmeal barrels herrlnjji 2 half l«arreU do. 30 boxes do. boxes salmon 1942 qra. half boxes do. SHIPPING NEWS. from Ar«M)«« —Nof. 2. Yacht. JTKantie, OMiemoulh, coal* Margaret Elttabeih, Mam, Fleur* Caade left New York for London, Oct 30 RamiHihlre ...
... IONS. 3 Adam Charles Craies, boot and shoe maker, East Linten, Haddington. e o 7 Ve John Emith, farmer, Poolwick, Cromdale, Elgin.— Croeditors meet io the Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin, on Friday. April Bth, at 12 o’clock. Cooper & Wink, agents. James Tait ...
... Government in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away bis arms, just as Grattan dishanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he l.:rlmd bimseif in the power of = , unbrelensing Eoaglish enemy ...
... League clothed themselves in glory and eleatrified their audiences with threats ot dynamits, blunderbusses, assassinations, armed risings, and other terrible things, are now, in view of the stern and unmistakeable attitude of the Government, endeavouring ...
... account.” That resolution, I grieve tosay, was negatived in Committes by sixteen to five, but among the five were Sir John Holker, John Bright, and Samuel Whitbread—(applause), 1 should mach prefer if this question were dealt with apart from an individeal ...
... Tweed SLIPPERS, with Heel* and Toe cap* at la 10d Lot Ladies'Dress SLIPPERS, with High Heels and Bows at la lOjd A Lot «f Men’s Arm/ BOOTS, llsod sewed, » decided bvfoin. 7t lid A Lot of Men's Strong Blucber BOOTS, Iron Heels and Sprin A Lot of Men’s Ix)roe ...
... only) intimation. At John Street, Aberdeen, on 31*t alt. William B. Coutt*. architect, atred year*.—Friends will please accept Intimation. Suddenly, at 9 nmer Street, Aberdeen, the 31*t ult., Flor«sCE maud, three years, daughter John C. Watson, coaehmaker ...
... Sale Hoosehat Inmoh.—Yesterday a Urge gathering of ** horsey men attended joint sale promoted Mr John lUaton,Station Hotel, Inech, and Mr .lame* Brown, Arms Hotel, Alford, which took place at loach. Nearly 50 horse*, number of machines, and a large i|U*ntity ...
... the oldest men Amlwch. He left John his eldest son and heir, who worked in the same mines, and married, in 1773, Mary Griffiths, of Anglesey. His death took place in 1828. John was succeeded bis eldest son. also named John, who was likewise miner occupation ...
... 1. it «t PrcmbeU the The lloiue Hole t^ucetion. Contetnpor.it v Hceonl*; I. Oriental Bv Professor 11. social Pbiloeophy. By John lUc HI. General Literulur ...