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... Koastwick, near Kirkhy Lonsdale, formerly of the King’s Arms the latter place, aged so. Monday morning, at her house in Seymour Place, London, the Countess Dowager of Cardigan. She was daughter of John, Earl of Waldegrave, and aunt the present Earl, and many ...
... âThe St. I Johannct, Blandum, from JLi- I rerpool to Falmouth, bal- I lift, loft near Cardigan.â I i The June Jacob, O'Brrg, from Dublin Malaga, j it there near Cardigan.âThe Hope, Cloak, from Dublin to Plymouth, loft near Padllow. The Croce a, from Vena ...
... Williams Brecon Cardigan Hugh Hughe* A beryl) with Caermarrheo fame* Roberta Kidwelly Carnarvon Hugh Ellia C^raarv^a Denbigh David Denbigh Flip! William Wynne Mold Glamorgan John Wood, Jin. Cardiff Merioneth O. Orifitha Montgomery John June* Macfwjwr Pembroke ...
... Simon Snooks did, on about the I2ih day ol September. maliciously •float aland wound John Thomas Richard Titmouse, ot/rericrse John Thomas I ttmouse, olherwiie John Titmouse, olherwise Thomas Richard litaiouse, utheruisp Richard Titmouse, &c. Then there ...
... conir«diction the peopcfiiion made by the Norfolk and Mr. Grattan follow* therefore, cither that the Roman Cciholicshaec thought p:oper to from the offer which they inftruded the Duke and Mr. Grattan to make, orclfc that the latter made the without being ...
... shore Crickieln, 10 miles the other side of thn town, in Cardigan Bay. It is supposed that outward liound vessel must have ho ...
... ¦road. Union ftreel, Sonthwark. John Wilfoo, of Bcdmioftcr, Somcrfrtlhire, miller, dealer and chapman, Joae to, n, and Inly d. at the Both Tavern, Bridal. Attorn lea. Me Ora. J, and T. Leman, Qaernâi Square. Briftol. John Hoi born, wine chant. Inue 4, ...
... Cm-kermouth John Bell. Ullock John Gaskaith. Ossksrlh John Dover. KesW.ek Collin Borns. Keswick I-ac Hodgson Keswick John (?lark Portioscale Wilson Cartmell, Keswick Miles Wilson. Keswick John Leek. Thofnthwaite William Gaskarth. Gaskarth ...
... left arm, crushing it in a most frightful manner, and so bruising him about the neck and shoulders that be died on the following day.*On the same day, and at the same place, Mr. Thompson also held soother inquest upon railroad labourer named John Sykes ...
... clothier. Jofeph Dodds, of the Commercial Chambers, oories, ihip and infursnee broker. John Evans, of Cardigan, linen draper. James Unwin, of Wandfworth, Surrey, miller. John Millington and Jofcph Millington, of Houndfditch, glazier PRICK Of STOCKS. Bank F ...
... Saturday’s (iaselle stales his Majesty Ins been pleased to gidnt to John Arthur Douglas KliMimiield (eldest Son Sit 1 B. an honunrahlc augmentation to his atmnrial ensigns, falconer’s arm sup* porting falcon, imperially and a crest of augmentation similar ...
... in Ootforth. At Carlisle, Sunday lael, Mr. John Richardson, to Mies Mary Ann Weight. Gretna, evening tost, Mr. Thomas Atkinsoo, late bead waiter at Bosk Inn, Carlisle, to Anne, eldest danghlsr of Mr. John Camming, innkeeper, Eoglish-etraet. On Wednesday ...