... 8 morning at a very early hour her Majesty's j-^ Express, Lieut Herrick, commanding, ar- _j rom Rio de Janeiro, whence she sailed on Jan. 13. . Passengers were Mr. J. J. Jackson, Mr. David Stevon- Q Angel Richon, Mr. Justin D. Steeman, Dr. W. V . ° f her ...

... RN ' of 17w > Tons, and 450 Horses Power, fwnmaiuW re ' B ' R ' MATHEWS, Esq. (late First Officer), Wlow: ' are tended to Sail for the Season of 1844 as Q Teiltw FROM LIVERPOOL. S-*»t BritoiT^HApril 27 Great Britain, Sat., Aug. 31 B*»t wSITI Ma y 25 ...

... separate List the names and' residences of all persons surcharged in double duty for sportiug without certi The GREAT BRITAIN will sail from her moorings in the River at Four o'clock, p.m. on the 27th inst. A steamer to convey Passengers on board will leave the ...

... prevailing style of fashion make the The tir.-d application of DEL- CROIX'S M ACASSA R ...

... selection shall have discharged one of the said four mem- bers from further attendance on the said committee. Lord li. .SOMERSET sail the subject had been much discussed in the committee of selection, and they had come to the determination that the best course ...

... over ; a deta hed dairy, cow-shed, and fuel-houses, one six-stalled sta ole, two loose boxes, and one three-stal ed stable, sail, lie-room, double coach-house, laundry, wash-house, brew-house, and other out-buildings. Brickworth House, within a ride of ...