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... killed and wounded guashot, and that therefore the people mast have been armed.— Mr. Lumhtrt deplored these proceedings, and feared that the object was promote rebellion, Mr, Grattan remarked that ho had heard nothing about Clergymen having been obliged ...
... residing at Woolwich and Greenwich, when they came tit* resolution of immediately sending in their resignation, with their arms and accoutrements,as they could not consistently continue under command of anti-reformer. Not the disorder any kind has occurred ...
... House. Tart of a human figure made its appearance, and on speedily releasing it, a man was found to still living, with his arm burned off near the shoulder, and to the surprise of the by-standors, was able rise and walk away. While some of the bodies ...
... situated. Amlwch s Holyhead he ✓ sharing with -Beaumaris Anglesey Llangefni 7 Aberystwith Lampeter & sharing with Cardigan Cardigan Adpar Llanelly sharing with Carmarthen Carmarthen Pwllheli Conway sharing with Carnarvon Carnarvon Bangor Criccelh ...
... inmates, John Rogers and James Ring. After exchanging some blows, the latter drew a large pocket knife, and cut Rogers severely in several places. One of the wounds was in the bend of the right arm, and penetrated to the bone, cutting the arm nearly half ...
... Ballinger , Nicholas Browning , Wm. Price , John Field, Thomas /ieicher, James , Venn, Edu ard Baker, Fred. Jones, and John Smith. Commitments to Gloucester County Gaol.—On Friday, from the Public Office, Cheltenham, John Lane, charged with breaking into the ...
... Carmarthenshire, Saturday, 14, at Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire, Saturday, 21, at Haverfordwest. Cardiganshire, Wednesday, 25, Cardigan. Breconshire, Saturday. 28. at Brecon. Radnorshire, Wednesday, Aug. 1, at Prc&teigu. MA 111 ED. Onâ Monday, at Saul. Mr ...
... Liverpool, and St. John's, Newfoundland, merchant William Davit. Launceston, Cornwall, common carrier Thosnaa Hird, Liverpool, cotton broker Samuel Mason. Ainlree. Liverpool, innkeeper John Fallows, Nortfield. Worcestershire, builder John Kidadale. Springfield ...
... They h id increased the number of armed yeomen from 21.01W 31;000; but they need not think the counties weie all quiet; they were sleeping volcanoes. In the county of Monaghan there had been seen 10U0 peasants all well armed. They might call for more power ...
... would confer an additional power on the committee, and seemed to brought forward merely for the purpose of delay. Mr. 11. Grattan thought the re-enactment those acts which had been previously passed for the suppression disturbances would have been sufficient ...
... tea dealer John Gaxe, Norwich, and Hempnall and Burgh, Norfolk, tanner Thomas Spence. Manchester, linen factor and eommitaioo agent John I dniniid Dillv, Lhllelon. Southampton, horse dealer Abraham Jones, Abrryatwirh. Cardigan, draper John Morris, Regent ...
... Smith. Hev. Jr Sinclair, acting Commissary 'he Coni |(*l>up f Si. David's, has collated the Kev. John Williams, Hector of the Academy, the Archdeaconry Cardigan, and the annexed Fit mi or Canoory Clandyvnog. in the cathedral church St. David's. the or (,'ai ...