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... this week before the magistrates of the Isle of Wight, on the information of John Thomas and Abraham Rock, seamen on board the vessel, on the charge of having murdered John Turtle and several other seamen during the voyage fom Laguna Eng'and. The account ...
... IMk Army.—Major-General the Hon. Sir J. Yorke Sea. hit Colonel Dragoon Guards, Major- General the Earl of Cardigan. Major-General the Earl of Cardigan, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to bo Colonel 11th Light Dragoons, rice General Sir Henry Wyndhani, deceased ...
... pro- j even then, we resort to some impulsive and unwise Dublin, Friday Evening. Sir John Shaw water, in some places depth several I '■ “q 1 *j r,h I [ olln> . '* * arming prt- HUMANITY TO THE ENEMY'S WOUNDED. | reported to us on good authority, and even ...
... leaves a mother unprovided for Scotland ?John and William Rutherford, young men, sons of J. Ruthe rford, who is sixty-seven years of age, and past work, and who has daughter unmarried, quite unprovided for. ??John, George, and Alexander North, lads?leave ...
... ult. The Zouave, hence to Queenstown, re turiird oxer oaded. The Hibernia, f-ora L.ven.ool, r Led at S - John's the h. e Adriatic, from S’. John’s, arrived at -litax on 21st. COMMERCIAL INTKLLIGENCE PER CANADA. 23d Jan.. Kvkmxg. —Money abundant. Exchange ...
... tried it already, and that know result. Treat to the Paupbrs. —At ful 1 meeting of the Board of Guardians, held Thursday last. John Kapbael,Esq., io theehair.it was unanimously resolved that honor of the day appointed for the marriage of the Pnnee Wales, ...
... The following grutleinen were sworn on the Grand Jury :—John Haphael, E»q , foreman ; James B. Patrick, James Graham, William Anderson, John M*Caw, Rjhert Carntli, James N. liardy, George Mimas, John Strahau, Robert Smyth, Patrick M'Vickar, Robert M'Kaue ...
... Jss Hamil- \ oluuteers. This is the favourite Irish gnev- 100 Rev Nixon Porter. M Tear. J John G ance of the day. and ulis difficult and disagreeable to JiG,e. John Emerson. James Henry, J Neill. Rockjustify the exception by telling Irishmen that they are ...
... were Colonel Forde, M.P.; Edward O’Neill, M.P.; John Bortbwick J.P.; James Brownlow. J.P. ; James Wilson, George Martin, John Philips, Robert SCarlilc, Alexander Dickson, Francis Pforde, Samuel Cowan, and John Ireland, Esqra. Andrew Covan. Esq., J.P. (member ...
... fumigated pears from information which 1 have obtained from CO f*; schooner Kehrwicher, Captain Haverburp; Dutch A lad named John Mulligan, who pleaded guilfv to the head, and qoick-wittedj.mie took the hint intended .i* precautionary measure. Tbe passengers ...
... strengthened regions where the Irish predominate, investigations regarding the loyalty officers and soldiers being instituted, and arms Wing distributed for the use of citizens kuown to Fenian design*. The custom* authorities are nervous over the recent large ...
... following jury were sworn try the case; —Samuel Close, John Blood, Charles Allen, George P. Daniel, Jsmee H. Connell, Thee. Bridgford, John A. Callow, Edward Carson, Richard Devitt, Wm. Fenelon, John Grattan, and Wm. Fottrcll. The Soucttor Gexeral the case ...