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... Solicitor, and at the Black Lion, at Cardigan; the Salutation, Newcastle Emlyn : the Bush, Carmathen; the White Lion Inns at Bath and Bristol; the Castle, Haver-. tbrdwest ; the King's Head, Gloucester; the Beaufort Arm., Monmouth; the Hop. Pole, Worcester; ...
... 39 who voted for Sir John Newport's motion. Hon. J. Abercrorob. Viscount Mthorp, It. laring, It. 3.m • yon, R. Bernal, J. Birch, T. F. Buxton, Sir 1. Collin, S' Crompion,J.C. Cerwen,T. Da vies,Visc. Dimesnnon. J. Fleeming, J. Grattan, P. Grenfell, R. Gordon ...
... parts of England and Wales generally, it was about two to one. In Itedfotalshire and Flint it was above three to one; and in Cardigan nearly four to one. New City C es.—The Rev. Edward Irving has been lately engaged in opening a new Scotch Church at Rinnitighant ...
... Company, John Steyner, fourth son of Charles Bosanquet, Esq. of Hampstead Heath, the 22d year of his age.—At Bath, A Nesbitt, R. N.—Edward Jones, aged 72, Welch Bard to the Prince of Wales.—ln his 100 th year, the Rev. John Evans, Vicar of Cardigan and Lansillo ...
... Independence of South America. Thomas Moore, the Bird Ireland. The Memory Mr. Grattan. —The Memory of Curran. —The Cause of the Greeks.—The Memory of Lord Byron. —Sir John Newport. MRS. COUTTS. see with perfect shame the fuss that is made about this lady's ...
... at in Liverpool the ensuing of JOHN HUGHES District Wigan Exchange Buildings Castle ii near Cardigan SOUTH WAJES Eva Solicitor at the Lion Salutation Enilyn Bush Carmarthen White Lion Inns Bath Castle the King’s Arms the Mart Mr Estate ‘y & SON in ...
... Almeley, this county. Wednesday died, after few days illness, in the fif!th year of his age, Air. Thomas Hall, clerk of St. John's and St. Nicholas's parishes, and one of the Apparitors of the Ecclesiastical Court, in our Cathedral. him were united the ...
... and John Grats tan, were charged with picking the pocket of Mr. Thomas Moss, of Bolton, on the of August last, in that town, of a pocket-book, containing one bunk of England note for one pound, and two promissory motes. The Jury acquitted - Grattan, and ...
... | vain ; that they had only kept that predominating party in power, which cfuimod not only power, but‘ ‘arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been l ‘given, which never would be laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last session ...
... was in flames, he held out the child, , and some person stepped forward to catch it; in his arms, but at the moment the infant was dropped, he withdrew his arms accidentally, and the child falling on the pavement, was killed on the spot. The man was obliged ...
... Fauntleroy, herewith sent you, brought before John Edward Con ant, Esq., one h.s Majesty's Justices of the Peace and for the said county, Samuel Plank, and charged before me, the said Justice, upon the oaths of John Goodchild and others, with feloniously uttering ...
... ROB. SHERARD, Clerk to the Commissioners. CORBY ASSOCIATIONT Annual Meeting of this Association will X' br*eld, at Cardigan Arms in Corby, on the day of September instant, 12' the forsssoon. ROB. SHERARD, • 1824. Solicitor and Treasurer. SUTTON HOLLAND ...