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.
... of the County of Cardigan. Jonn Phillips Allen Lloyd Phillips, Eq. to he Deputy Lieutenant ; William. Henry Webley Parry, jun. Esq. to be ditto; Charles Arthur Prichard, Esq, to be ditio ; Pierce Evans, Esq. to - he ditto. Cardigan Milit la.—Win. Henry ...
... Llywyn, Esq.; Thomas Casson, of Blaenyddol, Esq. Montgontershire—John Jones of Mftestnawr, Esq.; Maurice Jones, of Broadway, Esq. John James Turner, of Pentreveylim,Esq. .DenbigAslare—John Price, of Plascocii Liaiwchan, EM.; Lloyd Baniford ilesketh, of ...
... felywyn, Esq. ; Thomas Casson;of Blaenvddol, '- Alwitgomershire—John Jones, of Maesinawr, ; Maurice Jones of Broadway, Esq.-; John James Turner, of Pentreveylin,Esq. . Dei:biglashire—John Price,. of Plascoch Llaurchatt, Esq.; Lloyd Bamford Hesketio, of ...
... force was Richard Broad, of Manchester, grocersward Beddell and John c• chester-street, Whitechapel, steam-engine-boiler makers.-Caleb Lewis 0 0 0, money being issued fic mas Davies, of Cardigan, spirit-dealers.-Edward Fletcher and Moses 6 , tl rY for that ...
... Sir James Mackintosh, M.P. ,dalthow Wood, Esq. M.P. John Forbes, Esq. James Macdonald, Esq. W. Ramsay 31anie, M.P. James Grattan, Esq. M.P. John Stee art, Esq. M.P. Matthew Davenport Litill,Esq. Lord John Russell, M.P. James Leman, Esq. James Scarlett, Esq ...
... introduced for other classes. Mr. .Goulburn laid the bill on the table, and sat down amid the cheers (Attie Treasury Benches. Mr. John Smith opposed the motion. He denied that any part of the proceedings of the Catholic Association deserved to be characterised ...
... l ed his readiness to altcr the Bill o. s i t l tu Meet the %dews right hon. gent.. 1111 $ then gi von..ieohiuin , of Mr. GRATTAN, the Report on the Irish . ateS Hill was brought hp, and 'the amendments agreed the then read a second time. th. s then a ...
... intended massacre wasio take place, the Protestant impulatbm not only sat up the whole of let ery m ot, but wn arms in their hands, and those arms-' loaded. This proc,aai„g• took place.•-it was hardly necessary': for him to say—.-st Aughtutcloy. Is this state ...