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... proceed with utmost rigdnr of the law. BROOK WM. BRIDGES. J. W. H. BRYOGES. GEORGE HUGHES D’AETH. WM. HAMMOND. JOHN HARRISON. HENRY OXGNDBK. JOHN PLUMPTRGB. THOMAS PAPILLON. ' Cutoiory Idtfi Sept 1817. A COMPLETE, MANUAL FOR SPORTSMEN. On the First Day of ...
... premises,. situate in Cardigan-street, Kenningion-cross, and also an. indenture of tense of the hotwe, a orkshop, and premises 4n which the bank rtipt resides, titivate in Park-place, Kennington-cross, and to their cotnatencing, &e. Swan John, Smith, Robert ...
... Felons, Thieves, Ac. NOTICE is hereby given, That the General Annual Meeting Members of this Association, will held at the Cardigan Arms, in Coiuiy, the County of Northampton, Friday the Day of October next, at Twelve o'Clock in the Forenoon. ROBERT SHERARD ...
... Mr. Hlaywzss their private secretary-that his had been supplied with a blunderbuss, and many others were armed, as it acone easy to pracure arms oiit of1/ie Storesi sfi/ic Castle f-and that an Attac was shortly to be noade its Dublin, as they were assured ...
... PRIVATE CONTHAC I', the celebrated PROPERTY in CardipansUire ami hire, called the lies'den ce the late COLONEL JOHNES, M. I*, for the County Cardigan consisting upwards of 12,000 Acres Lund, wirh an unequallea Mansion, lately built at very great expense ; ...
... beautiful scenery, is almost deserted, this season. The Duchess of . Bucc I. EU lives quite retiredly, and, besides Lady CARDIGAN, few personages of distinction are there. Matlock has been thinly attended this season, owing to the numerous emigrations ...
... WILLIAM HENRY GOLDWYER SSI ST NT Mr HENRY Mr J M TANDY COMM Riaht for J HAYTHORNB ISAAC DIGHTON Esq Mr S TEPHEN HOSIER Mr JOHN BURGE Mr JOHN Mr FC HUSENBETH Mr BAKER Meeting appeared number In i an Two l these been cured tif of ibe - -’6 Incurable - on - - ...
... of the public, no doubt, have for years been made the vehicles of reciprocal invective, were seen few days since walking arm-in-arm, most amicable manner. The knowing ones suspected, that they were taking sweet counsel together,” as the tactics their next ...
... Britannia, Burn, from Archangel; Perceval, Thompson, from Narva ; Scbin, Williamson ; arm Crown Prince Frederick, ieel, from Norway ; Nimble, Milne, from Riga; John, Green well; an I Sprightly, Nichol, from Menu!; swilt. Walker, fr ...