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... Bush, White Lion, and Boar's Head, Carmarthen; Bear, Llandilo; Black Lion, Cardigan; Bell, Brecon; Ship, Neath ; Bear, Angel, Cardiff and Abergavenny; Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; Arms, and Bell, Olocc.ster; Plough, Cheltenham ; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; ...
... Barnard, for many years n.vixh-clerk Clic}tenham.--At near Ashcott, agtd 76* John Lilly, Esq. Idle o. toe firm of Lilly, Brawn, and Co. bankers, (iiastoi.bary.--ln his year, John Beck, Esq. Shrewsburyâln her '-3d year, Euzabeth, second daughter of Mr. ...
... where we are happy to state, they are likely to recover. The man who held the cask, escaped with severe injury to his hand and arm. Worcester Races commenced yesterday, and excellent sport was expected. At Knighton races on Tuesday the .'list ult. the .Members' ...
... Brunswick. I leave my couch Stephen my executor ; landau let John Hieronymus. CAROLINE K. Witnesses, HOOD, H. BROUGHAM, T. HENRY HOLLAND, M. D. This is a Codicil to my last Will :— I John and Marriette Brim all my bed and table linen, which has already ...
... of Painswick, B. Hale, of Alderley, John Smith, of Stapleton, Esqrs. Monmouthshire ?James Jenkins, of Chepstow, Iltyd Xicholl, of Usk, Pi S. S. J. of Arcadia, Esqrs. Oxfordshire ?Daniel Stuart, of Wykham Park, John Blackall, of Great Hasely, Sir H. Willoughby ...
... part British Empire. Thursday last as one the Servants of the Rev. John Wood Duppa, Puddlestone, in mis county, was feeding a thrashing-machine, he incautiously introduced his hand and arm into it, which were so dreadfully fractured that .Messrs. I.ewes ...
... College, was elected Professor of Poetry, in the place of the Rev. John Josias Conybearc, resigned. On Tuesday the following Degrees were conferred— Masters of Arts: Rev. C. W.St. John Mildway, Fellow if erton Rev. Robert Downes, Worcester Baclirlors of ...
... to his landing the island. The Dublin Papers of Wednesday were received this morning our office. The practice of robbing for arm continues the south of Ireland, but a reduced scale, and confident hopes are entertained that there will meediiy an end to all ...
... made last (Friday) N. ear Glantane, a village about five lalloW a P of y ; headed by a parfv on t' We u te P and perceived an armed SebaC , k advanci »g- T were headed by lkea Far,ncr - The Magistrate from some an?-,?,! d hls y t0 form across the road. By ...
... ' Well John, how do you do ; I'm glad to see you.—Why, Sir, (replied John) I don't know ; but middling Sir; I've.brought bad news for you, Sir.— What's that John?— Why, Sir, I've brought you no rent. Sir.— You've brought me no rent, John How's ...
... shire William well Bevnn, Pen gay, Pembroke John Mears. of Ks»i. Cardigan T. Lewes, Lloyd, of Xewidd, Esq. Glamorgan sir John Morris, of Brvn, Bart. Brecon Christie, of Cwnulwyfog, Esq. Radnor John Hugh Powell, of Clirow, Esq. On Saturday last was ...
... Wilbraham Egerton, Lindon Evelyn. Verc Fane, Sir G. Featherstone, John Fleming, John Fleming, C. Forbes, Matthew Ford, F. Forrester, Henry Fynes, Isaac Gascoyne, Sir Robert Giffbrd, D. G. Gilbert, John Gladstone, T. S. Gooch, Hon. Gordon, W. Gossct, A. C. Grant ...