... SAILED FOR FOREIGN PORTS. Sept. 171.011 To Sept. 110 M TO 9, Ann Ba:win, L'pool, Bahia 8, Levant, London, Cape 10, Albert Edward, L'pool, Hong 10, Liverpool, L'pool. N. York Kong 7, Lanarkshire, Fleetwood, Que-10, Acosta, London, Cape 10, Bengal, London ...

... Henry J. Palmer; Drummer Edward Privates Won. Clancy, Michael Foley, Wm. Garner, Pat, irk Geeghan, Hugh Hanna, William Johnston, Thos. Ryan, Wm. Tensperley, John Whelan, and Michael Murpity. Odd Regiment of Foot. —Corporals Edward Wean° and George Dungan; ...

... Geard, s; Soijeants Gaorgl Waldent, se ; Esaue Phillips, s James Russ, s; Corporals William Conduct, d (sinee dead) Edward E Dpsoi, se; Edward YoumgInan, se; Thomas Thorn, se; Fredeick Smiith, s; FIrederick B-idges, se; Drumimnas George Howcroft, s, and Alexaider ...

... J. Palmer; Drummer Edward Morris; Privates Wm. Clancy, Michael Foley, Win. Varner, Patrick Geeglian. Hugh Hanna, Win. Johnston, Thos. Ryan, William Temperley, John Wheelau, and Michael Murphy. G!ld Regiment of Foot —Corporals Edward McCann and George Dougan; ...

... Mmeday, Henry Mole.. Murray, Wan. Lord J. RUSSELL., in • long and eltriptent ereech, Patient, Win. Perry, Thom. Cherie* Payne, Edward moved the thanks of the House to the naval and military Win Slater. Georg. Stebbins, Willis, Whelan, forces engaged in the ...

... surviving child of the late A. Guthrie, Esq. of the Mount, Ayrshire. At Edinburgh, on the 30th ult., by the Rev. J. Hunter D.D. Edward Augustus Piinsep, Esq., of her Majesiy's Indian Civil Service, Punjaub, to Margaretta Eleanor, youngest (laughter of the late ...

... —hrogheda Argus. About 11 o’clock on the night of the 11th instant two shots were fired into the dormitory apartment of Mr. Edward Buckley, of Loyne, near Moneygall From inspection it is inferred that the intent was not grievous harm, but to frighten Buckley ...

... exporé of her delingueucies, For two years she Street, who carried on the busives of wholesale mantic lived as assistant to Mr Richey, of 4 Upper Stamford manufacturer, and she plundered bim to euch an extent that instead of maki was lusing mogey, and ia con- ...

... Ta• death le ansuonold el the veserable annotator of the Septuagost, aad to. of the 04d Testsmeat prise at Oeford, the Kee. Edward WM. Gruiteld, of Lincoln College, Oxford. The authorrues take • serious view of the late escapade of of the officers of the ...

... to be performed ; and bequeaths a further sum of £lOOO for this I purpose.—lllustrated News. Bill Postinq Extraordinary —Mr Richey, en terprising bill poster in Newcastle, distributed and posted last week, during the Agricultural Show, no fewer than six ...

... district the occasion of the recent meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, (toe bill-poster alone, named John Richey, used the large quantity of two and a half sacks of flour in the manufacture of paste. In other words, fifty stones of flour ...

... with costs. Counsel for the plantift—Mr Law, Q.C., Mr Panes, Q.C., and Mr Wilson. For the defendent—Mr Walsh, QC., and Mr Richey. [Mr Robertson should be well known to many in this locality, having been engineer at the harbour, and to the branch line ...