Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... TURNLY & BAYT HAVE received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, . 300 Barreis Pot Ashes, . 76 Picces Ouk [imber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... d TURNLY & BaATT HAVE received from Queskc, per the Brunswick, ¢ Captain Brady, v 300 DBurrels Pot Ashes, L s 76 Pieces Oak Timber, . 44 Pieces Pine. - 8500 Staves. : October 25. ——— e R e S NEW MONTREAL POT ASHES. . UST arrived, ver the Anwn, from Quoec ...
... TURNLY & BAIT HAVE received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, 800 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Timber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... R A — e e TURNLY & BATT HAVB received from Quesec, per the Brunswick, Captain Brady, | 300 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Timber, L 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. October 25. ...
... TURNLY % BATT HAVE received from Quenec, per the BRunswick, Captain Brady, 300 Barrels Pot Ashes, 76 Pieces Oak Tiniber, 44 Pieces Pine. 3500 Staves. e jeety October] 25, ...
... money, transmitted to a northern banking house was stolen), wvere arrested by the Swords police, un- der the command of Captain 'Brady. CARLSaUHE, Dec. 2S.-We have received the melarilesoly news of the dreadful fire at lBoundorff, a town in the Biack Forest: ...
... respectable correspondent has supplied us with the proceedings of the Cookstown Guadians held on the 7th inst. Present Captain Brady,a (Chairman); Colonel Stuart,a S. R. Magill,a R. W. Lowry, and Henry Greer,a Eeqrs. E-Mr, Teneral .Mr faan, AiMr Loughranb ...
... Macao, at the mouth of the river. dThere were between 150 and 200 Chinese pas. sengers, and but one European passenger. CAptain Brady, who was in command of the vessel, and this gentleman, Mr. Mundy, seem 3- to have been the only Englishmen, or Engliih- ...
... Monroe, December 28, the Italian barque Ing~ioletta Bozzo, Yalie, from Baltimore for Belfast. CASUALTY. The ss Fair Head, Captain Brady, arrived at London on the 10th inst., reports having expe- rienced terrific weather oD the passage. When in the North Sea ...
... Armstrong, Mr. and, Mrs. Copping, Major Garrett and officers de- tachlment 16th Lancers, Major Taylor and officers R.A., Captain Brady, R.E.; Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Tunnard, Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Woollett, Mrs. Whitla, Mrs. Bray ...
... Major Tuck, Dr. Ussher, Dr. Carey, Dr. Amnn h strong, Captain and Mrs. Telfer, Sargeon-General Thompson, Col. Lloyd, R.E.; Captain Brady.P.E.; r Mr. and Mrs. G. Preston, Mr. and Ueq. GWeony. ,t Miss Wlntla, Mrs. and the Miisrs Purdon, Mis e Valentine, Misi ...
... whisky ; but w e live and learn. Inl an A merican exchange we read the following, under the head of Gossip of the Day .-Captain Brady, of tbhe steamship Busbinills, which arrived at Nlew York yesterday from London, sputn a re- m aarkable yarn to a gapingr ...