... ig Room, Dundee, on Wednesday week, to entertain at that sterling Chartist with a supper, !previous to ig his leaving for America. The chair was occupied by n- Mr. Thomas Whitton, supported, right and left by le Mr. Galloway, merchant, and Mr_.&MCrae,' ...

... dreadfully affected about two years ago by losing the society of her daughter, who went to America. One of the deceased's eons had also been absent in America during the last three years and had never written to deceased, and that also preyed upon her ...

... the constables arrived at the house ofi the prisoners, they were engaged packing up, as preliminary to their departure for America on the nfxt day. The men seemed terrified at the approach of the police, and their mother fainted. Mills and Casey are two ...

... States Mal e oteam-ship 'Paciti, Captain Nye, left the IMerISey n with the usuaI mails, for the United Statesalu d British America. She had on boerd about seyetl f passengers, and a good general cargof iiser5c5' f dise. Great anxiety is expressed reative ...

... the constables arrived at the house of the prisoners, they were engaged packing up, as preliminary to their departure for America on the next day. The men osamed terrified at the approach of the police, and their mother fainted. Mills and Casey are two ...

... emigrants, chiefly of this class, sailed from Bull e- that port last week; and four more vessels, for and n- dfferent parts of America, are rapidly filling with. whi a passengers. Meantime, there has been an enor- we it, mous influxof paupers to the towi from ...

... chiefly of this elass, sailed from Sulliv: e- that' port last week; and four more vessels, for and I n- different parts of America, arc rapidly filling with which a passengers. Meantime, there has been an enor we ca t, imous influxof paupers to the town ...

... relative of his named Brennan, while the wife remained with her mother at Tulla, in the Bllicknioyler district. Moore left for America, but on reaching Liverpooo he could not divest him- 501f~sfienlfYsffc of his feelings for home to prosecute h e so he returned ...

... Df hundred emigrants, chiefly of this clssie ;rmSell e- that port last week ; and four orveslfrand, a. different parts of America, are rapdyflln ihwhi, ,a passengers. Meantime, there habennenr we. ,t, moos influx of paupers to the townfo h d no ~djoining ...

... had set him as far as Easby Bridge, on the ' Whitby road, to take shipping for America. Wit- ; ness said that was unlikely, as no ship had been ad- vertised to go to America from Whitby. Prisoner a then said that he had set him on the Tontine road i to ...

... any more. Deceased said ' No. Shortly after they left together. Rothery talked of going to America. He said England's worth nothing, Joe; Itll go to America. He mentioned the £38 which had been left him in January last. He said he had not made it less; ...

... was legally divorced in America. I know nothing of Dr. Crippse ren and paper sill say any thing, The Recorder said there was no reason to doubt the truth of the statemi'ent, anad as to his story about being divorced in America, it am-:unted to uotmisig ...