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... Coweaddens John Stewart, 3 Shaftesbury street Thomas Jeffrey, 44 Sauthiehall street John Allison, 107 Garscube road John Young, 38 Dumbarton road Raker! , C. Steel, 197 Bath street John Forrester, 114 Bath street Robert Bruce, 70 Gallowgate ...
... the troops at bear that John Spink is very likely tare the Colonelcy of the 55th Regiment, vacant by the of Major. were present at the The Duke of Cambridge and of the Ist end 24 on Thureday, Major-General the Earl of Cardigan. horses were much review ...
... the skin, hair from ‘he tase and arms, Se 6d; sent for 54 Moyes, Arcade, Glasgow; “ 00K: afflicted with this REMEDY FOR PILES.— find een disease will To be had a hy! Brooks's Ointment. and of Grattan & Co., Belfast. arm _Prepared by Armstrong & Brooks ...
... commission of ssssults upon the persons of a collier, named Henry Grattan, and also of his wife, From the evidence adduced om both sides, it appeared that at the time in question Grattan had with number of men in neighbouring public house, and not being ...
... having b en Mr. D. Remtsy —— a resolution relative to the forma- and God won!ld aid them. tion of an armed Nation: al Guard, and called on all to arm, Mr. (of the United seconded resolution, He conjured them, while the Conncil of the Con feleration were ...
... fall of a piece of coping, but beyond these no dente are reported. UNVEILING THE GRATTAN STATUE IN DUBLIN. (Prom our Dublin Correspondent.) The fine statue of Henry Grattan, the famous ' lrish orator and statesman, was yesterday solemnly unveiled in presence ...
... decided that Captain Noel must apologise to Lord Cardigan for the three enume• rued errors. Sir John Macdonald. Adjuaint.General, desired Captain Noel to attend hint, and, in the presence of Lord Cardigan and other authorities, requite' the culprit to apologise ...
... Vairese, Chartes Geel, Herbert Le Martine, at 7.30— He Lily Olive, A Blackwood, Newmaa, &a Dawese, and J. Brady. Hilden end Grattan, H. oo Sorte Sritish Daily Bla FRIDAY, MARUH Lord bery, speaking last night at « || house dinner at the National Liberel Club ...
... brother of the twelfth earl, ifany such exist. If this branch be extinct, it is possible that a claim may be put forward by Sir John Rose George Sinclair of Barrock House, Wick, whose family is another younger branch, the first baronet having been a grandson ...
... the parish of Whitecharch. was accompanied by more than fifty police- bat this display of force mob, armed with heavy bladgeons, men, and ara to Cardigan, iy sb little was actually ved out. At the second farm visited the * were found locked and defended ...
... Barletta; Norge, Arm roman for St Jago de Cuba. ARRIVALS AT FOREIGN PORTS. Renfrewebire (as). from London at Malta, Jan. 7. Lake Leman, from the Tyne at Singapore. Le Plata (se), from Liveriwol at Lisbon, Jan. 9. Eva Cargill, from St john, N. 8., at Matansas ...
... chief steward; Mr John Danford, quartermaster; W. Foster, Thomas Carney James ;tiepin, Janos *matt, William Steers, J. H. Pasauture, 11. Witham*, William Stevenson, and John Neeink, able seamen; William NUMMI, water-tender; James White, John Shearing, and ...