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... for the Hull inand from the Apostulicals, and throws hint into the district of the East Riding of Yorkshire on Monday, Mr. arms of the Liberal party. He experienced a most favour- Henry, the barrister. decided that the claim a person able reception from ...
... Churchill begins his epistle to Ilogartli with the following lines, in which he delineates, with great power, this weakness : Arming the sons of men, how few ate known. Who dare be just to merits not their own ; Superior virtue end superior sense. To knaves ...
... November, 1832, and following day ;— ALL the very useful and truly good HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE, the property of Mr. JOHN HOWEI.LS, in Sr. JOHN'S-STREET, in the above town, who is leaving the residence; comprising handsome mahogany Four-post Bedsteads and ...
... them ; all m the said County of Cardigan And that it is intended to apply for leave to insert n such Act a clause to enable the Trustees acting for the Aberystyrytk District of Turnpike Trust within the said County of Cardigan, to Toll Gate for the collection ...
... Merthyr Tydvil Mr. W. Meyrick. Narbeth Mr. B. Thomas. Neath Mr. J. Rowland. Swansea Mr. E. Evans. VACANT. Abergavenny—Brecon—Cardigan—Carmarthen—Monmouth Pembroke. Mr. R. Lane respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has been appointed Agent ...
... special verdict found at the Spring Assizes, ➢B3l, held for the county of Cardigan, touching a large estate in that county, called the Tyglr estate. It was an ejectment brought by John Jones, Esq. M. P. who claimed the estate under the will of his great uncle ...
... :— The civilized county of Wexford has presented a scene worthy of ranking with Seallabogue. On 'Thursday night, a large armed party surrounded and set fire to the house of a man named Maddocks, within eight miles of the town of Wexford. There were in ...
... blandly, to Francies,eldest daughter of John Williams, Esq. Surgeon, of this town. On Tuesday last, by the Rev. Wm. liewson , P.D. , Mr. Richard Jones, wine merchant, of Swansea, to Harriet, third daughter of John Strick, of the same place. woon striek ...
... apply to the Tenant ; and for further Partianiarz, Of by Letter Net paiiljapply to Mr. Tibs. Harris, Brazier, blandarery ; Mr. John Harries, Saddler, Manelly ; dlr. Evan Harris, and JP. WillifUß Morgan, Llitadilo; or hi the ..bietioneer. N. B. 1400 may be ...
... Narbenh; Mesas. D. R. and W. Ree s . Slump Office, Llandover Tardrevr. Thomas W rrrrr sad 1).11. Mortimer, Carmarthen Mr. John Evans, Maenclocbog ; Treble, Barclay and Bird, Pembroke; Phillips, Makeig, and Mr. Wm. Williams. Maihrv; Ile red:or/lyres.; ...
... bricks, and other missiles, breaking windows, and also hurting Alt. Palfreyman's arm very seriously. He then told them, that if they did not desist, lie should use fire-arms, which both be and Mr. Skidmore then produced. The breaking of windows and throwing ...
... 3011 S GULLY. Esp.—Amongst the most remarkable Intalents of the present general eh etion is the retturn for Puirrefatt of John tinily, Esq. of 'poring notoriety. The solidarity of the rise of this person from the very dc. ,trailed condition of a competitor ...