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... Jnno, ss. Constant!o, ss, two from Cork; Clio, sa, Dublin; Comeragh, ss. Waterford; Seaflower, as, Cardigan. ITth—Elma. Astoria; Christabal. sell, 61. John’s, RJ.; Solway, Glasgow. Ayonmouth;—Ontario, (Conch), New York. In Ringroad tor Sharpness;— Leonids ...
... Parnell, Newry ; Swan, Wvexford. Sailed-Francis, for Demerara ; Elaine ss, Liver- 1pool ; Sea Flower ss and Tivyside ss. Cardigan: Douro ss, Cardiff. PILL. SUNDAS', Arrived-Islander, from Jersey; Queen of the Soutlh. Fowey ; Resolution, Exmouth ; Cambria ...
... North Quay-Helena GM Gloucester, oil, dllchargiN, 13axmundhain • 11.667 i. and Pudney Dawson (6997, lug PORTISHEAD DOCK. '(arm a M. Whitwill and Boa, Balla& barley millet, discharging • Eats 1141, waiting orders; Pro., Newport, met Bell 1,341, Alexis& ...
... equity had a right to execute. Thus Henry’s line becoming extinot, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made hie will in 1809, devising the land to Lord Doaeraile and Richard Aid worth in trust for ...
... coal, dashers. inv. Grove—Mud Dock : Mervinia. schooner C. T. Bennett. Paints, cadent.. discharging; Twee &musters ttrowl, John Mow). Florence ttrowl, and Ring Dote draw), waiting orders. 15: Welsh Primo , s T. Mitchell, Newport. general cargo. loading ...
... lui noon, Official Receiver's, Merthyr Tydvil. Pablic P examination, April 14, Merthyr ydvil Court. a John Davies, London house,, Llandyssil, Cardigan- 501 shire, tailor and draper. Fiirst meeting, April (i ?? 2;80 pm., Official Receiver's, Carmarthen ...
... Courtney occupies a humble seat with the Whips and some half a dozen other members on the steps of the Speaker's chair, and M1r John Morley,1-ho walked up the flooraamid the plaudits of the Nationalists at twenty minutes past four, takes his usual position ...
... chemists. John Woodall, Chemical Arms Inn. Canal Side, Stone Street. Tat Bank, and Anchor Bridge Boiler Wor'.fs, Birmingham Road, both Oldbury, beerhouse keeper and boiler maser. Henry John Gibbitass, King Street, Oldham, saddler. Thos. John Dixon, Southfield ...
... damasks Jobe Woodall. Chemical Arms inn, Canalable, street. Tet.bank. and Anchor Bridge Boiler Works, Birtningharnrosd. both Oldbury. beerboine kesper sad boiler maker Henry John Gabbitass. Kingatrest. Oldham, .addier Thomas John Dixon. eoutlitieldatrert. ...
... for a measure which was substantially a repeal of the Union and proposed to confer upon the Irish Parliament a power whieh Grattan’s Parliament never possessed. Mr BRAD LAUGH felt convinced that the page which the Prime Minister opened in moving for leave ...
... Division. —Granted: Grafton Hotel, Grafton Strut, from Henry Powell to John Abbott Hemue; off, 1, Parade, from John Jabex WalkJey to Abraham Morris. Frederick Witohell, of the Brewer's Arms, Booth Street, Bed minster, applied for tne justices to sanation his ...