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... Oa Oa eitimaste u( the Privy airseil and Board of Trade, Mr. HAVES inward as the Board of Trade. Weird of Wag, a I•l2•Camaittee of the Privy Csaissil, M a dryartassat, the Prailiat sad VissoPraddsat of alieh reek as Ma . mains as rimy, iallisad of eking ...
... Presbyterians. Marna did not flunk that this sada% 111101114 be intruiltwed. Mr. l'taakt —The etiltj , et 11110611.1 114 bO heated inward. Ile did not hlt !bad to do with Presbyterian, Rowan Catbolir, or any other marriarr. I I.;iiiiftiter.i The Nlssou-11 quite ...
... on Tuesday last; her discharge was commenced at cloven o’clock next forenoon, and at the end of the day not only was her inward cargo (sugar, molasses, £c.) discharged, but considerable portion of her outward cargo was also put board. On Thursday afternoon ...
... Johnstone, to-day, nine o’clock morning; and from Liverpool, for Portrush, on Monday, at eight o’clock evening ARRIVALS INWARDS. At tliis port, from St. Petersburg, Ist instant, the Hector, of Yarmouth, Wolverton, with tallow, flaxseed, Ac, —Alex. M‘Donnell ...
... another. They were all, it appears. of the emancipated slave class. The dates from Jamaica are to the 25th. There were great complaints about abuses in the island Post Office, and particularly of robberies of moneys remitted post. Several shocks of earthquake ...
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... town, the steward acquainted his Grace of the judicious purchase he Haltered himself ho had made, adding, doubtless, with inward satisfaction, that] was happy to inform bis Grace that the land had been bought cheap. Cheap, Sir! exclaimed the nohlo D ...
... all Vessels i' red-.: .-d by ;i -Ulil e ...
... M'Cormi *k ; 3d, Mr. A. M'Donnell. price up to the time of our latest advices, and so far statement op rotEioM stock. saiiino inwards Middling to good 4 ft_ ft , , _ ~ _ 1 Gil ran n and police, oftlcers and men from lI.M. Bally white, plough held his servant ...
... ami Poston, ...
... ns on, or projections to the street, some cases with compensation; and the 89th enacts that all doors shall made to open inwards. Clauses 90, 91, and 93, vest the Council with power to remove ruinous and dilapidated buildings; and subsequent clauses allow ...
... pnnt- assumed by holders of wlieat, and many of the prin- which from the largo arrival of foreign the week before sailikos inwards. Oiaiige 0 4 ?i t Jinnor romn 010 . .ng cloth, »l. rather lower term, ; »nd cipnl provincial markets advanceil ratee have ...