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... they came to Cardigan, on Monday morning, and before they left the dispute was settled, and Lewis was to have paid the costs incurred. During their stay they drank pretty freely, and they left Cardigan together ; they were seen arm-in-arm passing through ...
... mem, they came to Cardigan on Monday morning, and before they left, the dispute was settled, and Lewis was to have the costs incurred. During their stay they drank pre!tv freely, and they left Cardigan together ; ttey were seen arm in arm passing through ...
... other | lands, &c., * One hide and a Iml{(’,—also 7 villeins with the fn'es! :* 7th of John, grant to Robert De Braybrooke for ife, of the manor of Corby, &c. ; 14th of John, Henry the drd, 25th of Edward the 3rd, 28th of Fdward the Ist, other grants and ...
... solicitor, Saint Anns-Square, Manchester. THE commissioners in a commission of bankrupt awarded and issued forth against JOHN KERSHAW, JOHN TOMLINSON, and RICHARD ASHWORTH FULLER, of Manchester, h the county of Lancaster, machine-makers, dealers, chapmen, ...
... savage dispositions. Surely this should be inquired into. At the Marlborough Arms on Monday night they set fire to one of the beds. —.Devizes Gazette. Lately was shot, by Mr. John Parsons, of Aston, near Wallingford, Berks, a male and female Pied Oyster ...
... Brown, John Cumnins, John Lee, and Michael Kearney, who are weavers, residing in Limerick, was indicted for breaking into the dwelling. house of John Keane, and destroying a piece of and also for violently assaulting himself and his daughter. John Keane ...
... Penuar-ucha, was found murdered within a mile and a, half Cardigan on Monday night. The deceased and a neighbour named David Lewis, to adjust law suit which had commenced between them, came to Cardigan on that morning, and settled the dispute, Lewis having ...
... to th e pl a i n tiff, w h o cla i med a right of common in the Forest of Rockingham, at Corby, as tenant of the Earl of Cardigan. Mr. PHILLIPS (with whom was Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN, Mr. Sergeant ADAMS, and Mr. REEDER), opened the pleadings. Mr. Sergeant ...
... hogshead barrels, lTialf-hogshead, and other eftects.—Sale to commence at o'clock. fc To TANNERS and Others. * Also, at the Cardigan Arms in Stanion aforesaid, .Six o'clock in the evening of the same day, will bold by Auction, by Mr. Deacon, under such conditions ...
... burdened by taxes than the landholders of any other cowtry. Afwra few words from Mr. GRATTAN, In reprobation of the doctrine put fortb by the honourable member for Reading. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved an amendment, that the money be issued the Lord Lieutenant, for ...
... Tenlerden. Thor. Ellis and John Ellis, Blackraan-slreel, Southwark, baroestroakers, April 4, 11, May 9. All. Goddard, Tbaviet Inn, Holborn. Wxs. Cation. Rugeley. Staffordshire, chemicalmanufacturer, April 11, 18, May 9, Tulbot Arms, Rageley. Alls. Dove. ...
... Sir John Newport, relative to the propriety of granting the amount of the item to the Crown, instead of the Lord Lieutenant, which ended OH the suggestion of Mr. Goulburn, that the amendment might he put in the form in which it was worded. Mr. JOHN SMITH ...