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... to ravish a poor eld woman. The late Sir John Barnard had a son who very little resembled his sire ; who one day told his father that he was tired of England, and earnestly desired to see the world : Sir John listened to him with great attention, and ...
... London.—Attorney Mr k!»tob, « itharinc-sauut, Trinity-** juarc. ,r kereis of Cardigan, In the county of Cardigan, mercer, dr.-jH r, dealer d chapman, appear July , at the Beau Arms Inn, in kirk!.cats «n. in the county York, and Ju!v An-e and Crown Inn. art ...
... July 17. Oui'dhall Attorney, Mr. F.lOob, Catherine C.urt. Trinity Square. jiihu I ewit, Cardigan, Cardiganfhire, mercer, draler and chapman, July 4, 5r the Beaumunl Arm* InH. Ktrkheaton Votkfl.ire, and ly, the Role and Crown Inn. Huddersfield. Attorney, ...
... Peace for the County Dublin Miles tlanlon, Edward Scully, Dodd, William Kearney, Michael Nicholas Flood, John John Andrews, J'alrick Maguirc, John Mealy, Edward Lynch. Michael M*Daniel, and Thomas IVhclan. Several more were Blr. Trevor procure FRIDAY, ...
... Whitehaven. KING’S ARMS. WHITEHAVEN, and HOUSE in EGREMONT. TO SOLO, Public Evening,thr Scptcnprr, the Mr. the King** Arms,in f All that Urge, commodious, and well accuftomed INN, Tavern, and COFFEE HOUSE, called the KING'S ARMS ; fituatc Lowiltcr Street ...
... next, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, precisely. At the Kings-Arms, in Lancaster, on Wed- nesday the 28th day ofthe sime month of August, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. And at the King's Arms, in Water-street, Li- j verpool, on Saturday the 7th day of ...
... otbees thereto belonging, and d9a dr. 19p. of land occupied therewith, now in ie possession of John and George Wright. Also, all that other compact and TITHE-FREE .ARM, adjoining to the above-mentioned estate, nd commou'iy known by the name of Castle Sowerhy ...
... half, in depth 10 yardt and a hall, eaclulive of an area of yards and a half) and the fcverol occupations of Henry Hughes and John Davies. » a. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, on the fouth fide of and No. 14, in Cleancntt-ftreet afotefuid, occupied two dwellinjc-lKiufes ...
... Efq. Tyglyn, and H L. wardes, of Gimlet y. both th* county of Cardigan, t iking, io addition thr.r »wn, he name aid arms ; ( f Hcnr I) iflicld, Efq. of Srnnin'hill Park, title the name arms **f Cr r.cMey, Jn corrtjdiancc with the I. ike of 1m uncle Jc ...
... with suitable STABLES and OUTBUILDINGS, pleasantly situate about two miles from Coniston Lake, on one sUe, and a navigable arm of the Sea on the other ; jti a country abounding with trout-streams, and with game, which the occupier will have the privilege ...
... Royal License and Authority, that may re-sume and take the surname of Tatton only, and bear and use the arms ofTatton ; and that (he said surname and arms may taken and borne by his issue, in compliance with injunction and proviso contained die last will ...
... 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 ...