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... Purchaser, OK daily and irnm Cardigan, and thr.-e times a week the v»b'-gsoi tgjwsware, «iihin Mi'e-f his Estate For farther particulars, apply Mr. Stern.*. Solicitor ■ ftew *nn, London ; and to Lewis tv.-ns, tor, Cardigan, wh«s« office, Maps the Estate ...
... t, merchant. John Jenkins, Water, Presteizn, Radnorshire, maister. The Palirey,Nantmei, Raduersiire, baker, chap. John Dodd, Nerteik-sireet, checsemonger. J Dean, Nutkin’s-corner, Samuel Buikeley, otherwise Samue! Jones, \W Snssex. John Hemilion, S:ourbridge ...
... necessity of enquiring into so flagrant a proceeding; but the motion was lost by Fiuda*.—The Chairman of the Cardigan Election Committee reported John Ward,, esq. duly elected.— rLordLevison Gower and Mr. Whitbread presented several Petitions from Staffordshire ...
... Bidder s>f Animal V.rat, the Premises, on THuKSmAV, isi ...
... belaid before the. House ; and it was further ordered, that the issuing of a new writ should be delayed for fortnight. Mr. Grattan gave notice, that the 22d of April be should submit a motion on the subject of the disabilities affecting his Majesty's subjects ...
... moved, that John Dean, should committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, and he brought again to-morrow in order to his discharge. This, after some debate, was carried the affirmative. order was given for the attendance of Mr. John Gale Jones. ...
... LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 16. THE excesses committed by the French in the kingdom of Valencia have roused its numerous population to arms; they have formed themselves into Guerillas, and are waging a destructive war against their oppressors. There has been a general ...
... in the penalty 20s. for shooting pigeons. —ooo The Earl of Cardigan*.—At three o'clock yesterday died, his house Grosvenor-street, at the advanced age of BG, James Brudeneli, Earl of Cardigan, Baron Brudcnel! Dean, in the county of Northampton. His Lordship ...
... placed separate piles, and consumed to ashes. Saturday Elizabeth Roberts, wife of John Roberts, lite lilaencynnon, in the pa- ! of Llanfihangly-C'wyddyn, thecouny Cardigan, put an end to her existence hanging herself. She was born at and.was very|inuch ...
... for compelling Manufacturers to engrave their names on fire arms was thrown out as an incipient attempt at monopoly 78 18. —Adjourned. Wednesday.—Mr. Whitbread presented a Petition from Sir John and Lady Douglas, requesting to be permitted to re-swear their ...
... was aptly changed to Mudlark ! City Business.—A Court of Common Council was held at Guildhall, which was well attended. Sir John Throckmorton, and other advocates for a Reform in the Representation of the People, presented a Ptition to the Court, praying ...
... cut. 'The i>tike sprang from the bed' whilst the villain was the act. of repeating the blow, and which he received on his arm. having lilted it tor the purpose of'protecting his head. Before his Royal Highness could reach the door, several other wounds ...