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... ghter of Captain PILE, steamer Nimrod Wadebridge, Cornwall, JOHN T. GED dau third dau4hter of W. CRAIG, I head. . [t St. John the B RY WRIGHT, e6n. WILLIAM BI icar.STEPHE Rector of Newton Mousehold Hous NOR, youngest daughter cf th o IVES, dauglaer of ...
... drawer.—J. Cambridge. ironmonger. —H. LONSDALB. Sheffield, grocer.— N. EMAIERSON, Bishop Aukland, Durham, mercer.—J. NoasiAN, Wadebridge, Cornwall. grocer.—A. S. Oldham, contractor.—J. KEN N any • Llanhilleth, Monmouthshire, iron mancfacturer.—J. W. SHOWELL ...
... Shropshire, draper — J. H. Fuller, Flixton and Manchester, logwood-grinder — H. Lewis, Haverfordwest, cabinet-maker — J. Norman, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocer — J. Whittaker, Whalley, Newchurch, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturer. —T. H. Whiteley, Liverpool, hatter ...
... woollen-manufacture r, Henry Lewis, Haverfordwest, cabinet.maker. Edward Dickin, Longdon, Shropshire, draper. John Norman, Wadebridge. Cornwall, grocer DIVIDENDS. May 2, G. Thorburn, St. May-axe, London, corn-factor—Mai 2 ' T. Smyth, Marchinont-street, ...
... smashed the windows the different bakers' sliups ill the town with stones. A riot of a similar character has taken place at Wadebridge, Cornwall. Air. Stephens, magistrate, was struck oil the head with a bludgeon. One hundred of the inhabitants were sworn ...
... Farrar, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler; —Feb. 10, S. Costertost, Great Yarmouth, beer - brewer. —Feb. - I. J. A. Corkhill, Wadebridge, Cornwall, money-scrivener.—Feb. 9,W. Bower, Moorgate, Nottinghamshire, seed-merchant.—Fetr. 7, W. Cochran, Lima, South ...
... Captain Johnson two lieutenants, three Serjeants, 100 rank andfile and j two buglers of the sth Fusiliers left this town for I Wadebridge, and were to beat the latter-named place by six yesterday morning. Great praise is due to Mr Stephens, the magistrate, for ...
... RlOTS.—There have been food riots at several places in the South of England. Parties of miners broke open the stores at Wadebridge and Callington, and seized a quantity of corn. At Exeter a mob attacked the bakers' and provisondealers' shops, and assaulted ...
... Gosport, grocer.—June 26, J. W. JONES, Caine, Wiltshire, tailor.—July 5, W. PUGH, Gloucester, auctioneer.—June 23, J. NORMAN, Wadebridge, Cornwall, grocer.—June 26, N. ESIM MRSON, Bishop Auckland, Durham, mercer.—June 26, J. SA INT , Ilaltwhistle, Northumberland ...
... cloth-finishers—J. BALL and Co., Latigly Sutton, near Macciefield m tnufacturets, as far as regarsts R. Eaton—Melts and NORMAN, Wadebridge, Cornwall, wholesale-grocerg__J. J . A ., an d J . Wapping-Wall,London, ship-biscuit-bak er s, as far as regards J. A. Houlcott ...
... Yesterday aiternofjT, ah express arrives from Wadebridge, that 'uS miners had possession of the town and stores, and requesting assistance. A detachment of the £th Regi- ment were dispatched at 6 p.ro. to Wadebridge, which is about seven miles from Bodmin. ...
... through the Sett, which can be available for the working of Stamps. This Mine is near the Railroad leading from Bodmin to Wadebridge, by which Materials and Ore can be conveyed to and from the Mine expeditiously, and at a snit& charge. Ft:i'r particulars ...