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... b_ys hurrying to the various point-, of rendezvous with banners muffled, an.l scarfs and wands carefully packed under their arm.. About an hour later the discordant sound, of the temperance bands, issuing from lanes and alley. , were heard in all directions ...
... Earl of Cardigan of the first part, Charles Edmonds of the Inner Temple, London, Esqr., William Dickenson of the Middle Temple, London, Esqr., John Wolfe of London, gentleman, Humphrey Weld of the parish of St. GUes- in-the-Fields, Esq., and John Carlisle ...
... Swarbrrck John, Poulton, gent Sourbuts Thos. Upper Rawcliffe, ditto Salthouse John, Westby, ditto Sanders Mr. Preston Sthofield Joseph, Moston Stein John Henry, Burnage Smith John, Withington, gent Schofes George, Prestwich, esq Spencer John ...
... £250 to £300. At Haverfordwest some cattle were killed by lightning during the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan two pigs be- longing to Mr. John Havard, cabinetmaker were killed by the lightning , and at Blaennerch near Tremaine, two horses, worth about ...
... pursued the next day. Lord John Btjssell on Ragged Schools.? The inauguration of the Manchester Ragged and Indus- trial Schools, wliich are situate at Ardwick Green, took place yesterday morning. At eleven o'clock, Lord John Russell, and a number of ladies ...
... Captain, 'James Greenwood, Esq., John We d, Esq., Rklph Holden, Esq., John Joseph i Middle- to:?, Esq., Thomas Goulburne Parker, Esq., Ed- ward Petre, Esq., George Decks Swngley, Esq., William Lister Sagar, Esq., John Pickup Lord, Esq., Frederic Broadbent ...
... cannonades, with smalt arms, and suitably manned ; is intended to sail singly in all March, with liberty to chase, capture, man, &c. â¢Â§â¢ For freight or passage apply to Messrs Wil- lASEr, Garnett, and Maddan, Liverpool ; or here, to JOHN SIMPSON. Lancaster ...
... gelding, the property of John Evans, at Toxteth Park. John Handford, 20, with robbing Andrew Grassam, at Liverpool, of his watch, two seals, key. and ring; also with stealing from Thomas Birchall a watch, chain, key, seal, and ring. John Williams. 35, with ...
... Gladeteire, Grattan, and others. Previous to the admission of delegates 20,000 handbills were distributed, headed— Two Pulicie4, and colittining the address of the Irish societies represented at the Ogden Grove meeting on Saturday, and John Devoy's reply ...
... before. And on Tuesday, the hostler at the Cardigan's Arms, near Leeds, re- ceived a blow from a horse, which occasioned his death a few hours after. Committed to Lancaster Castle. —By Richard Palmer, Coroner, John Eastwood, charged with the wilful murder ...
... within two miles of Cardigan, and pn Saturday 3 near Abergwilly. In fact, a general feeling of apprehension prevails that the destruction of private property will follow the present toll-bar outrages. A lessee of 11 toll-bars ea the Cardigan trust states, that ...
... commission to gather information on the spot, in order to trace the cause of the disasters. Accordingly, two gentle- men, duly armed with the Queen's authority, go forth, and pick up such evidence aa they can conveniently get at, and then, coming home, go ...