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... Sir John Niehol. Director of the Bank of England would have pointed out the defects the system, and have applied fit remedy hall hour, without the formality of commission announced in the London Gazette. Clear, however, it K that something required to ...
... Trafalgar. Wui. Morgan, to the Trafalgar. Lieutenants—Win. F. Fead, Thomas C. O’D. Whipple, Chan. J. Ewart, Hector Luring, Robert Hall, and George Win. Preedy, the Trafalgar; G. Jackson, from the Stromboli, Beacon; E. W. Sanders, to the Coraus; W. W. Wilson ...
... oaf T(Uf44 1st April, at ELEVEN o'clock j / VHE Entire IHOUSBIIOLDA Ut E, con- ?? of Mahog my Sideboard Wahogany Break- fast, Hall, Loo, Pembroke, Chess, and Work Tables; Mahogany Parlour and Bed-room Chairs; Easy and Devotional Ditto; Mahogany Sofa and ...
... shillings each, and costs, for cruelty to horse in North-street, on Saturday. It appeared, from the evidence of Mr. Emerson, that Morris was in charge of a horse, which, from the heavy nature of the load on its back, refused to go on, and be, with tbe other defendant ...
... profita- biv contiraedi. oi nit ?? scale. Il)ot -No. 3.- THE MILL FARM, situate at Drunbriolilge, in the Towniands of Bably govan and Drumneg., in ?? County of Down, containing, by a recent sureve Nine Acres ond a-half, Statute mea- sure. or thereabo-trs ...
... 21 0 11 9 GEORGE M'TEAR & SON Donegall Quay, Belfast. BELFAST AND DERRY. rVHE FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS- I GARLAND, Captain M'GovAN; ..L [\ R 0 S E, Captain CHEFNOWETE; THISTLE, Captain APLAUGHLaN; or other Vessels, making the Passage usually in Nine ...
... aeeertaftted that • person aeswerieg the description of Morris had be seen to go in the directioe of the cottage where his wile lived. A ermine of poliee were sseintoood, the house was surrounded, and Morris captured. lie was COOT!, ed to Prestrign jail, and ...
... the Glasgow Circuit Court, on tVedaesday, Mike M'GUnchey was charged with committing barbarous assault on Miss Adie on the Govan Road, in the mouth of July last. The particulars the revolting and inhuman outrage are well known to our readers. The prisoner ...
... Ammer if any and what retementations ..d ' , en made by hoe Majest))'. Goo-ninteet to the Govan. mein .4 the United Rtitea, in miasmm to the Feeian organimtion in Morris, and mom to the eniaduyinent of Ceited States Mee ielie of hind. of the eo-callel Irish ...
... a has no re on te vomplain of the second Empire, intentions of the fou ders CONVAL ENT WARD, MERTL + OF JOINERS IN THE CIPY HALL a3 at do, for accoun t, | fore. , as frustrating the etiorts for the preservation of and th sh not f that the French € Janet ...
... dated 5th February, 1866, was here Examination resumed—I had nothing to do with the and the | of Mr. Mortindale, of Kentmere Hall, Westuio shed by month, and is rather below the level of recent numbers. tions, chiefly by joiners, at the various works, asking ...
... a sh.rt time and he woe dadared hitneeli a member HY^ En.ablialsedChendt. The matter was rwfarred to et tvuttnittee. Jams Govan, the ditingebdied sf has closed an esgagemest fur • dodos of le.-toren on Chicago the cornier winder. for *Web be to Tree ive ...