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... Shillings, LETTER to the Reverend THOMAS / BEYNON, AnciiDEACoy of Cardigan, to a Yindicstien ot the l.iteiary Character Professor by Cantabrisiensis: And in further Proof the Authenticity of 1 John, v. /. THOMAS BURGESS, D.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. P.R S.L. BISHOP OF ...
... between Henry Grattan, esq. 91. P. and Major Edgeworth.—ln consequence calumnious attack upon the character and honour Major Edgeworth, which appeared in Freeman's Journal, the I Atli inst.. the Major, having first ascertained that Mr. Grattan was the sworn ...
... e fact of the importation of arms from Scotland does not admit any longer of doubt. Government have taken the alarm, and orders have been issued to the officers of Customs in tbe northern parts of Ireland s»ize such arms as the rsbels endeavour to bring ...
... Bruton, from Caen—LadyWd- Fuszard, from Havre—Endeavour, Harborn, and Ajax, Smith, from Swanage—and Squirrel, George, from Cardigan, Sailed : Matilda and Susan, Fnf, for Falmouth—Kobert and Mary, Way, for Poole— Lady Wellington, Fussard; Camilla, Lawrence; ...
... Justice Meeting held yesterday at Chippenham, John Tillen, was committed to the House of Correction, Devizes, for three months, and to be once whipped, for stealing a quantity of pears from Mr. Button, of 'Calne. John Hull was committed to the Hooae of Correction; ...
... independence, and dignity the Established Church, and the general interests the country.—The resolutions supported by Sir John Newport, and received the signatures all the gentlemen present. Genuine Patriotism.—lt has been stated us, authority which ...
... Carnarvon, Lord Auckland, Marquis Carmarthen, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir Everard Home, Sir Robert Heron, Sir T. D. Acland, Sir John de Beauvoir, Mr. Baring Wall. &c. The President gave highly favourable report the funds the society. Zoology.—We learn from ...
... day, Friday, the It is said that the Karl of Uxbridsre about to marry Lady Georgiana Brudeneil, third daughter of the Earl Cardigan. The address the female inhabitants of Hempstead, Herts, the Princess Augusta, petitioning her Royal Highness to intercede ...
... talented manager, Mr. Harvey, takes bis benefit, under distinguished patronage. Married at Lfenliadam. in county of* Cardigan, Augustus Mill of John Frank Newton, Esq., of VVegUMfctn, l»ttitia Frances Henrv. eldest daughter of Sir Robt. T. Ricketts, of the Elms ...
... Bishops London Willoughby Durham Aylesbury de Broke Worcester Earls Stamford Hay Hereford Winchilsea Middleton Salisbury Cardigan Boston St. Asaph Sluftesbnry Rivers Ely Abingdon Dynevor Bath & Welle Plymouth Walsingham Peterborough Scarborough Lixtcoln ...
... grocers.—\V. S. W. 11. Baker, of 'wington, Surry, silk hat manufacturer—David Lewis, Pontstephen, Cardigan, innkeeper—Edd Kirk, Manchester, cotton merchant—John of Ilaalow, Essex, builder—James Jackof Dorvill's-Itow, Hammersmith, shopkeeper— fmuel Williams ...
... ne t0 Pai i;i to join the English companythere. ,/i'h' cwnrth and Henry Grattan. Eon. ; J [n cor sequence of a paragraph having appeared |in I rrcmau Jon.ru,>l, o? which Mr. Grattan propriei.r, coi. tuning a calumnious attack the character iM one of the ...