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... and H. Grattan,, E*q. M. P. in consequence of some reflections having appeared on the character of the Major in the Dublin Freeman's Journal, which Mr. Grattan is the proprietor. The Major required satisfaction for the insult from Mr. Grattan, who however ...
... and Fifty one Acar.scf Meadow Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, iq the occupation the said John Jones. ' Lor 4. FARM, with the Tenement called Goitre, comprising I arm-house, with Outbuilding,, nd Two Hundred and Ninety Acres ot Meadow, Pasture Arable and ...
... The of 200 Acres, in high state jf cultivation, or any portion or ma he attached desired. Noyadd Llanarth situate midway Cardigan and AberystwiJi, about Smiles from the Sea, pf v!.j cri commands view. An extensive right of Sporting will >* granted, and ...
... Haverfordwest— Mr.l«.L.eman, Mr. S. Etheridge, Printer. Duke York Inn. Ragland— Mr. Lewis, Ship Inn. Monmouth— Mr. Heath. Cardigan—Mr. Thos. Davies, Kington-Mr. Wilson, Book. Druggist. seller. .„ Ledbnry-Mx. Henry Pitt Worcester-Mrs. Hayes, sh, Abergavenny ...
... Knight, Esq. Richard Price, fa. M.p. M. Evans, Esq. Edward Rogers, Esq. M.P. Mr. Thos. Edwards. Edward Rogers, jun. Esq. .Mr. John Sayce. _, SECOND DAT. The .MEMBERS' PLATE Fifty Pounds, given by the Members for the County snd Borough of Radnor, for Horses ...
... Rev. J. Colt, Leominster, (if by letter post-paid.}— Sept. H, caacfoL ) HEREFORDSHIRE. Qmtion, TirOS. ROGERS, At the Oxford Arms Inn. in the Town of Kington, on Thursday, the 11 day of October 1827, between the hours of four and six in the afternoon, unless ...
... to and before that of Stanhope, and also bear the arms of Scttdamore. quarterly in the second quarter with those of bis own family such arms being first duly exemplified according to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Heralds' Office, otherwise His ...
... favour us. In the contingency of its coming too late, we were desired to remember, thatafter being sixty minutes yard-arm anil yard-arm with the clouds, a little knotting and splicing of the ideas could not dispensed with. Memoranda, Tuesday October. ...
... five of the murderers o Mr. John Barry, were found guilty, and sentenced to*J last Saturday, at the place where they committed the \ { names of the criminals were, John Londregan, Philip James Byrne, Thomas Brien, and John Green. MISCELLANEA.—It said ...
... guilty of manslaughter. The sentence was deferred John Birch was charged with having, on the 28th of March laat, Birmingham, murdered Mary Hinton, inflicting with an several wounds her neck, face, body, and arms. The prisoner an old man respectable app eara ...
... 1 o E. B. Clive, W.J. Denison, A.Dawson, T. Drake, guson, John Fane, Sir C. Forbes, John Forbes, H- Sir W. Guise, Joseph Hume, J. C. Hobhouse, Jam* ,. jA Adam Hay, E. Lombe, J. S. Lumley, John Maberly, Lord F. Osborne, LoTd Ranclilt'e, Wm- Fyshe Palmer ...
... should oppose the Bill because it was countenancing humbug and cant— Lord Pabuerston thought theoretic reformers could not be armed with stronger arguments than they would have resistance of such practical reforms they now proposed. .Motion agreed to, and ...