... Arrived in the Clyde, ea Thursday, the Marisa, Morrie from Demersra—t.ailed Nov. 21. Lrft luatheg, th.• IJira bath Casityhtdl, Thomas, and Laurel, all ler the ( I)de-- L . da eouve y• after. tw iLiuDe r. Arrived I. the Clyde, same day, the Nonuse Mere, rat ...

... inalienable rights and liberties. But, strange to say, while boasting that theirs is the land of freedom, the Americans have the hardi- hood to justify slavery. They argue that, since it has be- come an institution of the country, it must be maintained at all ...

... before Bailie M‘Dowall, on a charge of having at some peri during the last three months, stolen from the ware- house of Messrs Thomas Chalmers & Co., ware- housemen, Trongate, two ieces of doeskin cloth, measuring about thirty ya a piece of linen cloth, a ...

... Cermisk James Duffy C. M. Warren 1 0 Charles Hoge 1 0 Thomas Doyle 0 3 1 0 W. Roberto= 1 0 Goa Herbert P. D. Hardy & Sea— 1 Jas. Wyer Benjamin Hymn 2 2 Francis Purcell &Seta 1 0 3PDonnell &tedium 3 0 Thomas James • 10 W. B. Kelly 0 Daniel Sullivan Cannock ...

... on the sth inst., Margare4, eldest daughter of Robert Ramat, Esq., Paisley. At Ilelensburgli, out the 3d inst., Mrs Helen Hardie, relict of John Shaw, Eaq, Oakshae. Street, Paisley. At Kindroehet House, near Blair Atholl, Pertlishire,en the lid Mat., ...

... the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister of Hanover, Southern, | her Minister Plenipo- to the Argentine Con! t Honourable Thomas Thomas Wyse, her Majesty's Plenipotentiary to the King He James Hudson, nar her Majesty’s Envoy traordi. nary and Minister en ...

... and both he and Mr Ross wore coup e s, Hamburg, 364 to 364; Bremen, 79 te 794. I dualistic W. Bailey, J. m. M oore , Lemon Thomas, been allowed to derive benefit from the through traffic. satisfactory to know that the directors lent o received well entitled ...

... previous convic- tions for the same He was sentenced to seven James Harkin, were James Gillie or Hardy, Ann Currie or Murray, and into the house of Thomas Duffy, Leith on the Sith or 26th of March, 1851, and stealing a variety of house- hold and convieted ...

... 9th Foot— Staff of Second Class Thomas Ross Jameson, M.D. to be Surgeon, vice Armstrong, pro- moted, May 16. 94th Hayden Lloyd Cafe, from the Ist West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Maunsell, who exchanges, May 16. 95th Foot— Ensign Samuel Blomefield ...

... therefore, remained in that critical position with the flames rushing from the windows towards her person, when Joel King and Thomas Howard having brukeu • pane of glass in the tap-room of the White Hart, they pulled the poor creates, through the bole, when ...

... roved (M. de Bee:tram bare Richard Cobden, -, from Liverpool at flomlay. speak). Sit dorm sod be silent. To s pri- (eA.), Hardie, hem Solna at Bristol. ~,,,,m r, Wh at d o you rep l y 1.. got a w e s h e Arabian (aa.), Ewing, from Liverpool at Malta, ...

... disabled; James Grey, broken head; Henry King, elbow damaged; Harriet Seymour, arm, hip, and back badly isjured; Ann Hardy, broken head; Charles Hardy, bruised back ; George Cooper, broken head (patient at the infirmary) ; Charles New, broken head ; David Geiger ...