... lightly refused, and although wo believe Mr, Wilson whither the British goverr a treaty with oa. air when west, and Messrs. John Simspon aad Jobn to we thought right to reduce ho duty on has not yet finally decided, it Will not be matter of eur the The ...

... Western Railway. I'rlioe Navy Tlmlier. Messrs, andrkw & son win bell by Arc- TION. WKDNEriDAY. the loth day March next, the « Arms. Leo Mill thidge, three o'clock in the afternoon, Prime OAK TREES, with their tops. lons, ami l«»rk. ASH TREKS, n .* aUnding ...

... bis duty if he «i is whole life and would not out to ¢ Honso the d.sraceful state of the anil of the mercantile marine. Str JOHN | AY seconded. the resolution, in doing 0, said he Foped his bon. and gatlant friend would excuse him from referring to more ...

... James's D and was the author of varivus articles in 2 Transactions, ani of contributions to the medical journ of the Matropulis, John and Sarah Jones, man and wife, the former o box maker, have Leen remanded in custody from the Swuth- with w wark police-coui ...

... conspiracy, perhaps to the days of IH4B. They were told »b.V the Lord -1 den tenant would exercise it upon his honour, bat, Grattan had mid, where the liberty of a country was dependent another country *e honour, there might be eery much honour in the latter ...

... instantly round across the ship’s stern and was then run over and sunk. Cantain Abbott was at the time at his companion hatch, John Hancock, a boy, an ordinary seaman, was on the lookout. One of the seaman, William Hicks, was at the helm, and two other seamen ...

... Nortbeotk Prtherttk Pair Blor# -1 John Wiltlanu, Bt. Merrjo ; i Mr J. B. 6fd. Treyalhan, 81. Uen,n Co*-i. i- Old. fit. Merrja; t, Mr. John BawkaD. Polwart, Merryn Ten Wether Hc«gaU -l, Mr a P. Trewaakie. Lea MlUi. St loey; 1. John William.. Fort*al»enfSul.low ...

... LONDON GOSSIP (From the Wortd.) Hor in out-of-the-way Eastern Another literary travel has taken to himself a wife, path: . Mr. Grattan Geary, who is one of the el May they live long and pros- per, they and th pey fan: to quote poor Rip! Tam able to tate, on ...

... YARD Gelasos North-read, “the PARSONAGE, Furnished, myo LET, two sitting: eh from cold Helm, Ma: four bedrooms, dressing: NDIA ARMS, 18, Cornwall-strect, Devonport. ‘on the Apply J. it. Wilson, Wine and Spirit Merchant, Union-stree OW vacant, tAW ROOM and ...

... Against West in ree pe. «.f bis father Prisoner's mother gave evidence againat berton. and becoming hysterical, fell Into his arms, whereupon ciclaimed, •' Don't so soft. merely smiled when told that would committed for trial double charge murder. The boy ...

... President of im, Rome ; at Rome. ta, The air of etic nol Geene near the se) johns, sujecta, A ©: in oll by Ww. ject, Welsh Mountain Scene life study, See a clever picture of the late John ip, Ro: valuable drawings by Mra. © of ‘Water: subjects, & most icture ...

... ; and many of John Duan’s ato said to be deserting him, people bave of Martist- The insurgents Henry and cartridges, the spoil of Isandb. wala, Tuc immediate cause assigned by the Zalas for the outbreak is an alleged discovery that John Duan bad ap- ...