... East India Company's service, and Mr. Robert Marsden, Park-lodge. Regent's-park The parties met daybreak, the back of the Eyre Arms Tovern, oad, the second fire. Col. Patterson was severely wounded in the wrist. It is said, that the misunderstanding arose ...

... thunder and lightning all night our arm*, r0v..l stay* ru 111 S. St SO.IO. This weather was MSirite burst in akyligitt wlwlow, bii.micle S. «th Seft the barque Young, bound east, m lat 42, N, 41 W._ VESSELS SPOKEN. Cardigan Castle, London to Melbourne. Sept ...

... Saturday last, on ber first voyago from New Ymk, belongs to the third line of packets, and supplies the place of the John Wells. The John Jay. named after one of the purrst patriots America can boast, was built in New York, the very best materials, every ...

... Leith for Ben Francucu. Stanley, FI. :^!l>e bucto innaea for Bilboa, totally wrecked. Crew acbooner, of Aberyatwilh, wrecked Cardigan *Jaa Vmnlcombe, from Sunderland Hong Kong damaged by heaey weather _ , Fau Morgana (SwedLb). from Cotbei.barg, ami Eluabetb ...

... Mestar. w TMOMA . KOT For ST. JOHN'S, Manrovsnuins ' V ■' The remarkably fast Jailing Brig JUNJUS, IK and TAYLOR. mol in purskua a flraudam feat jailing coppar. mm Succeeds Ike Heroine. PERNAMBUCCO, Ape MmgHtk-huiit Brig JOHN & MARY, ■■B®* J. Osmotherlat ...

... rjnhn Power —r.M, L. Chapman. rSsr E. Nagle I Ik ex font ( County) —rJohn Maher, ® J1 Wicklow ( County /—rColonel Howard, ri. Grattan I Youyhall Ho ward Krrisiro A»u for I»3;.—Mr. Baron Patkr, in whom, ai the senior Juditt on circuit, «e««l RP»^ '^ u of lleviumr ...

... Grace the Duke of Portland and suite arrived the King’s Arms Hotel, ami afterwards sailed hence In his yacht. Sunday the Right Hon. V. M. P. arrived the same hotel. The sloop Commerce, of Cardigan, was driven on shore on Sunday Southport. The crew and ...

... WEDNESDAY Lord John Russell, in moving the order of lie day for the house resolving itself into committee cu the Parliamentary Voters (Ireland) Bill, explained the course which g ...

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... Upper Park-street, Mrs. Henry Stevenson, of a 'laughter. Grattan— July 20. in Hornby-road, Walton-on thc-HUI, the wife of Mr. Edward H. Grattan, surgeon, a son. 21, imiltoo-sqaare, Birkenhead, Mrs. John Hotden, daughter. Thor July 22, 177.Canaing-etreet, the ...

... find himself, and which were spoken an individual of much higher authority than hinuelf. They were the dying legacy Henry Grattan his country. They were read in that House shortly after his death the bequest that great, because g»»od man. They contained ...

... half, in depth 10 yardt and a hall, eaclulive of an area of yards and a half) and the fcverol occupations of Henry Hughes and John Davies. » a. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, on the fouth fide of and No. 14, in Cleancntt-ftreet afotefuid, occupied two dwellinjc-lKiufes ...