Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... body was recogoised by • myna winiud in the arm, yet unheeded. which ha had received glumly before at 1 Trimly, in the following manner: --There wee • broil cm the quay, arid • foreign seaman pelted his arm ma tseverely; the piirair knocked in. esseesio ...
... discovered that the teem clerks of the enetribetory boroughs had neglected to dep.% on the ' , Mk of Nor., with the Mayor of Cardigan. n let of voters, srmueing to tha let 4 Vie.. sap. le, set. 18 nod aY. The Noitsioh. It is *oersted by wow, will invalidate ...
... against; he witness, but the Mayor a.dowel • hint net to do no, repratlag th at them ib• dightEret .gainer ha character . /Arm war committed AR Vial for easing from the shop of Mn.. Net. Saithpte-.bract. Aemewl Deer. • of the crew of the logger Irene ...
... so • present fur the Quern. one of then dial on the ioyain: the reunions Aro arrived in Leedom the night of the 14th, Lord Cardigan's regisnatalk wattle lAlt, non kolas by rake pawn the alloaaelow Banselte. On Monday the gentlemen proposed to 611 the alb ...
... Rai religion are important elements in this tangles tion—this gordian knot. Repeal, it seenia, is to be disentornbed—that Mr. John O'Connell, and Mr. Duffy, of the each in his limited sphere, ear. That ghost r. can never stalk abroad again with any hope ...
... Is evil for the Queen Dowager ; doger of 1 DOMESTIC. . Culhoom, C.B, aed / • . Comm., rave, need Wienmi ; Lem'. Athbook. Arm. Berme. M.P., Cieleewle. holidthm7 mel Poth comport of Cron nominee. ? Cl a n t e l. : th. A bon.o t Epl or pl i a7 2l Q 4row ...
... BORtllp 4, from Liverpool to Manilla. A .hip, suppowed to be the Meru. from Newport to Limerick, was diireu em taihe bar to Cardigan /3 . 5y, r 00 t h shore. and af!er etriking. went to Memo Eleven persons ore drowned, andtwo Others saved.— Th. etoop, Emily ...
... the Northleseh Union Ho was to monthe ireprienoment with hard labour. AellOOLT.—John Meet. of Rennet.. wee fined 184. including come, for moeult awn ea elderly men named John Oruro, of the same place. 1 CHIPPING CAM PDEN.—Tee Pntacg.—Supt. Edwards hes raigued ...
... Red Hill. Havant, Hampshire. —Rev. E. Evans to perpetual curacy of Llandowoßreirl. with the curacy of Llenbadarn•o4•yorie, Cardigan.—Rev. 11. Parmae to perpetual curacy of Sandhurst. Berk. -Rev. Chutes Tumor to perpetual curacy of Holt. hielksham, Wilts ...
... it has nothing conventual about it. Such also, ea far a. be Judged in their present ruined state, ma St. Dogrosell, near Cardigan, and the Priory at Ilaverfordweet. though the former does appear to have had tome part at least vaulted. Of the same type ...
... of England ought to be reed by every sincere Protestant. Mndern State Trish. Part Ill.—MA.l6os. The trial of the Earl of Cardigan, for his duel with Captain Hervey Tuckett, the circumstances of which must still be Beth in the memory of nor reader', is ...
... of the Opera or Drury-lone ; the British ensign on the Keep flaps lazily ; the guard of honour is at the Castle gates, with arms flashing brightly through the murky atmosphere; and then comes the grand procession; the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Aldermen ...