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... proof that the churea was the of the nobility. Theirs the gospel is and the law.” That was what they were now fightiog for with arms both mili- tary and They opposed alf church re-. form, and oppesed ir violently. Did they ever see a fowl snatebed out of the ...
... bad not hi ought forward his motion in the other House for party porpoise,. Another friend of his, Sir John Campbell, had not been fairly need. Sir John had perhaps spoken disrespectfully of Ministers. which Ministers ought think unbecoming in officers of ...
... David's has instituted the Rev. Wm. Davies, P.C. of Mount. to the Rectory of Unwell°, is the county of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Re►. John Jones ; on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lordship has also instituted the Rev. l'homas Williams ...
... beifers (at nod) 2 barren heifer', I ditto cow, a roans, calf, sow sod pigs, 9 good store pigs, a brood wheeled cart with ins arms and harvest gearing, inch wheeled ditto, 2 sets of gorse tools, and useful articles. or SAMS. DA• —Tbe mes, carriages, gip ...
... Accidental death. The following vetoers were wrecked at the month of the Dee on Friday evening .—Tlie achooner Kate, of Ipswich, John Moor; crew oared. The sloop Elisabeth, of Barmnuth ; five of the crew were drowned. The sloop Reeo• lotion, of ; the captain ...
... orders for several pieces of ordnance to be .Uiately east ; it was desired to know his plosaare what arms be upon theta! To which he answered. the Arms of the Commonwealth of Pay land sad after a little pause, Let. says hi Highness, the sotto be, ...
... ‘Dublin Pilot, but four members included in the im; Messrs. Henry Grattan and putation of Mr. Hill, > Since Mr. O'Connell's letter, published denials. The four members are—Messrs. James Grattan, Vigors, F. French, and J. M. Galway. The late Richard Mountford ...
... d e ceased.) henceforth take and use the ; o w of Hamilton only , and also bear the arms Hamilton only ; such arms being first duly exhued according to the laws of arms, and eelsl in the Herald's Office, otherwise the said licence and permission to be ...
... C. 74. see. 81 :*.loseph Peers. Hothin Evans, Samuel Edwards. Denbigh; 'ehot os , worth, John Benniun, John Foulkes, John Oldfield, Farm, near Abergele ; John 14 4 d; Conway, CaruarvonAire. * . STOCKPORT.*The following very modest rs has been handed ...
... flora,. Hawaas, Esq.. a Conservative, polled 314 votes ; whereas, Sir John, with all the influence of Ministers and Whig tactics at his command, could not muster so many by 74. Sir John, it will be remembered, made himself conspicuously obnoxious in the ...
... a hundred are in custody. Misstons.—The sum of £44. was collected on Sunday last, at John’s Street Chapel, after three sermons by the Reverends Saml. Jackson and John Hannah, in aid of the mission fund. Cuester Inrinmary.—Mrs Key, of Cotton Ed- of the ...
... purpose.—I am, very respectfully, Your most obedient servant, JOHN RICHARDSON. tw Liverpool, 26th May, 1534. The two excelleat BATHING MACHINES, at Rhyl, TO BE SOLD. Lites SN a thet Cardigan Bay Steam’. Navigatica Company. EXCURSION BY STEAM, ‘From Licerpool ...