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... prisoner. It appeared, went the bouse the prosecutor representing that bad been sent man named Joseph Grattan, for three ale, which was to charged him. Grattan, occasionally using the prosecutor's house, the obtained the ale In a can; but, on enquiry, it turned ...
... COND DAY'S SAL ill be held on Friday, the 19th day of October, at the Cors y Gedoi Arms Hotei, in BARMOUTH, and will com several Houses, 5, Bath House, the Ours y Gedol Arms Hotel, with caged bling, Coach-houses, and Outbuildings, Yards and Garden in front ...
... Parliament, with Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., at their head, had an interview with Lord J. Russell on the subject of Irish affairs. The deputation were received with that courtesy which is so characteristic of the Premier. Mr. H. Grattan opened the proceedings ...
... S'ackpoie Court, ne u r ;at the Hotel, Miltoid ; Mr. Richard Foley, Law, Haveifordweft; Angel, Cardigan; Whi.e-Lion, Tenby; Blue-Boar, Narb-'tri and St, Clears; Kinj-'s-Arms, Carmartheu; .Bear. ; Caftle, ;• Longfellow's, Rieeni; Bpfb, Bear, Cowbndi'.e; Angel, ...
... Reynolds, with whom Lord Cardigan is also in One da hot water from the following cause. at mess Captain J. W. Reynolds called for a bottle of Moselle, which is usually seryed in a black bottle, and was so served to him, when Lord Cardigan sent down a message ...
... Majer Ron dt, of 1-arm, near Bromley aforesaid.—Mr. Joseph Howell,' of Chester, to Miss Procter, of Ludlow, youngest daughter the Rev. Tlrorr.as Procter, Oriton.—At R. jun. I-.sq. of Wilts, Miss Rudhull, daughter the late.Mr. John Kudhall, Bristol.— At ...
... Messrs. Harrison, Walbiook. off. assignee, Mr Belcher, King's Arms Yard. Hawkins jT, HolVport, Au R-1 sol., Mr. Rushbury, Wilbam-street, Pentouville; off. assignee, Mr. Belcher, King's Arms Yard. Hooper J., Austinfriars, tea-dealer, July 21, Aug. 10: so ...
... Hill and the ministers for partiality towards the Earl of Cardigan. man could enter Lord Cardigan's regiment without writing slave on his forehead. Mr. MACAU LAY observed, that Lord Cardigan was friend of the present ministers, and that the press and ...
... as evidence against the Earl of Cardigan. It had not been given by Lord Cardigan, nor read by him, nefther did he know who gave it. It was tain a fales mame and address, consequently not evidence against Lord Cardigan, for it might but con- The contended ...
... 44 How say you, James Thomas, Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not ? The Earl of Cardigan, in a firm voice, replied, 44 Not gnilty, my Lord. The Clerk— 44 How will you be tried, my Lord ? The Earl of Cardigan— 44 By my Peers. The Noble prisoner ...
... July 4.âJohn Ashworth, Manchester, grocer.âRichard , Bryan, LlanguiVo, Radnorshire, farmer.âJohn Shuttleworth. Mid Thomas Stephens, Torkihgton, Cheshire, d. c. âJames Reed-aud Abraham Howard, Swithinâs-lane, Loudon,- merchants.âJohn Lowe, C ...
... Caerinion, the Rev. John Davies, John Jones, Esq. of N to Miss Williams, niece of Jobn Williams, of Montgomeryshire. In the afternoon ef the same day, several friends and well-wishers of the mar- ried pair met together at the Wynnstay Arms Ian, and enjoyed ...