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... Berwick, Dunbar. Peterhead, Freserburgh, and smaller dations on the opposite shores of the Moray Firth, in consequeine of the Grattan which tF later enjoy, from steam and rail, and their proximity to the great markets of Engle:pl. Our remote geographical position ...
... repeated the following aneoloto of Grattan. on the authority of Samuel Rogers: -.Grattan was once violently attackedin the Irishouse of Commons by In reiuveterate ate Oranrman, who m ade a miseratile speech. ply, Grattan said--' 1 shall make no other remark ...
... pocketed about ten times the value of • trifle—candles, in fact, which have risen 25 per cent in the last few days—and folding his arms, scowled from under his kepi into futurity, with stern but vacuous resolution.—Deify News' Cor- esepo■dnt. PrNURT TIM FBINCR ...
... Waddy Capt. Hayter aMajur aCapt, Polhill Turner Colonel Gi Francis Bassett Col. R. L. Lindsay John Walter aSir D. Me: aCay aL. Rt. Mitne-Home J Laird John Bright G. Dison P. H. Mantz H.M W.E Fielden E. Leveson-Gower J. Hick aJ. K. Cross aW. G. Ingram ...
... were ap an tinctions killed in a duel Wellington was Prime ister s brother was when he challen Lord Winchilsea in 1829; Grattan fought a duel on the of his election in 1800 ; Sir A. Boswell was killed in a duel in 1822 ; had killed his man ; and the ...
... ICRLAND.—Os Saturday the steamship Como-ne of Leith, arrived at Grattan from Iceland with 247 ~migrants on board, 130 of whom were s e al-. and 117 females. incluilino 20 children in arms. The head. of Conilise are principally farmer., and they ere os ...
... *boot 7000 peee.eie have died of the .Tirane le tech the tkne year., •hop sad bones la Church Sueot,Cromarty, tonmited by Mr John Mackay, grocer, wee baron 1 to the ground. Owing to the la laminable nature of the Mock It was found:lo be:imprie *ibis to ...
... of the services to musi by her hus band, the late Sir John Goss ; Mrs Anne Jane Sain and Miss Julia Goss, £60 (jointly), in similar consideration of the services of their father. the late Sir John Goss. Tae Wimble- don on Saturday the Scotchmen came with ...
... of the crew as follows :—John Williams, Liverpool, cook; James Owen, Pembroke, steward; David Willie, Pembroke, donkeyman ; George Cooke, Belfast, fireman ; John Finn, Sligo, fireman ; Augustus Hall, Bu nton, able seaman • John Teo, Plymouth, able seaman ...
... Executed. A few of M‘Call’s Best Guns ya ‘unsold at Price.—John Mit Successor to W. Call, Gun Maker, Midsteeple Buildings. perance Hotel, 11, West Marton Street. Tem, Bed invers, Teas, on able.—John Hastings, Charges. Large, Airy, Pheasants or of any Nowe ...
... articles, were distributed to each man by Lieutenant Sutherland, of the Sutherland Arms Hotel. About sic o'clock a large number of the volunteers met in the Sutherland Arms, where they spent a jolly night in singing, reciting, &c., &e. Sergt.•lnstractor ...
... Wednesday, John labourer, was acquitted on a chargo of k: illing his wife at M near Stockport. Mre Jackson dared her husband to knock her she fell and sustained a fracture of the skull. A struggle in the course of which At Leeds Assizes on Wednesday, John Wm ...