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... on Saturday night, in Cardigan hay. She made Cape Clear on Friday night, at eight o'clock, and was running about eight knots an hour when Ahe struck at half-past four on Sunday morning, on the east end of the l'aseway in Cardigan bay, and sunk in deep ...
... shore Crickieln, 10 miles the other side of thn town, in Cardigan Bay. It is supposed that outward liound vessel must have ho ...
... —Mr. John Williams and Mr. Denman opposed the motion.—Mr. Peel spoke in siij»- port of it at great length, ami with more than usual argument and eloquence.—At half-jmst two o’clock, the debate was adjourned. In the debate on Friday, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Mabcrley ...
... There were to be found in it those who had been the companions of M olfe Tone, and of Emmett, and of Russell— men who had borne arms against his majesty's troops, with the mad, the desperate, the visionary idea of forcibly rending asunder the ties which both ...
... and a public calamity. Mrs. Parry is the daughter of John Thomas Esq. of Llaufyllin, is left with live children deplore this sad bereavement. Since w riling the uUive, have seen a letter written by John Parry, Esq. Registrar of Music the Royal C.ambrian ...
... Cordon ; I Ifh, John Thompson, to Mary IIo|ie; same day, Slia«liach Diaoit, .fp Alnrgnrel Barnes. , ■ _ Brampton, Thursday last, Mr. John nallilnirton, spirit merrhant, Isabella, eldest ilangliter of Joseph Cox, Wigton, inst. .>lr. John Hojh-, to Miss ...
... from their last place. —Apply to Mrs. Meoson, Hoolton, near Liverpool; letters post-paid. POLES TO BE SOLD. At the Grosvenor Arms, in Eccleston, near Chester, on the March, at Four o'clock in the afternoon FROM FOUR TO FIVE THOUSAND POLES, now cut down ...
... township of Holliugworth. Murder. —Edward Grattan (26), on the body of John Milbourne, on the night of the lltbofMay last, at Duckenfield. Being armed at night, with intent to kill game.— Ralph Shenton (30), and John Tittler (29), in the township ol Crewe ...
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... Anson Mollingtou Horse-stealing— John Millington of Burton-wood— Woodward property of Killing staying— killing 1 Sinister of township of Holllngworth Murder— Edward Grattan (9S) on of J of of last Dukinfield Being armed night inte Instrument William R ...
... the said John-Lamplugli Raper and his issue may take and use the surname of Lamplugh, in addition and before that of and also bear the arms of Lampiugh, quarterly with tnose such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of! arms and recorded ...
... metropolis, shall he allowed a salary not exeeeding a year. to be paid by one of his majesty's principal sserstaries of state. Sir JOHN SF:BRIGHT expressed his sati.faction at the motion of the right hon. gentleman; and stated that be ,aid enough to remember ...