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... to the beautiful Lady Mary Brudenell, i'aur.h daughter ef the Earl of Cardigan. The lovely bride was given away by her brnher-in- law, Earl Howe, the ill-health of Lord Cardigan not permitting his attendance Bt the ceremony, which was most impressively ...
... , MEN AT BRIDGE, ABRYSTWYTH, And CARDIGAN BAY STEAM PACKET , ill start To-mounow, the 12th of August _ _ _ _ _ instant, at 11 o'Clock, and run twice a week, and touch at Beaumaris, Menai Bridge, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, and Aberdovey, where Passengers and ...
... LIVERPOOL. MENai' i-4a>»* BRIDGE, ABERv,twyth‘ /7i/iT\ „ CARDIGAN E.JS STEAM PACKET «art*don mdraßaaMEn August, I*2B, at cluck a m to run mice a.rek, and toucti.i it,™' mart*, Menti Bridge, Aberyitwyth, Cardigan, and ti,,' doTce, where end light Good* will c0n ...
... SAMUEL OSBORN, of Corby, in the county of Northampton, farmer, will be held on Friday the sth day of September next, at the Cardigan Arms at Corby, at o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of examining the Assignees' accounts, and dividing tbe property ...
... Turnp» ke ' Ross, August 13, 1828. LIVERPOOL, AND CARDIGAN BAY STEAM-PACKET,./ STARTED on the of August, 1828, will contjJsfA run TWtce a week, and touch at BEAUMARIS J, BRIDGE, ABERYSTWITH, CARDIGAN, VEY, and CAERNARVON, &c. where Passenger* « Goods ...
... Mr. Bleeck, who lived nearly opposite—witness saw the arm ; it was dark, from the tightness the bandage—was present when Mr. Bleeck bled him. John Kinp—is sargcon, Clifton—examined Plaintiff’s arm on the Jnijr, six months after the bleeding—knows Defendant ...
... Chichester, to tbe beautiful Lady Mary Brudenell, fourth daughter of the Earl of Cardigan.—The lovely was given away ber brother-in-law, Earl Howe, the illhealth of Lord Cardigan not permitting his attendance the ceremony, which was most impressive! v performed ...
... Henry Maxweil, M. P, Colonel Irwin, Sir John Ribton, Bart. Sir Richard Steele, Bart. Sir Robert Hodson, Bart. Lieutenant-Colonel Blacker, . John Claudius Deresford, Sir A. B. King, Bart. Rev. T. P. Magee, John Waring Maxwell, M. .P. George Moore, M. P ...
... Catholic Rent. Thomas Cmgrave, Walter Burke, J. Fottrell, John Moran, F. Burke, Francis Morgan, jun., John Matthew Troy, Charles Roe, James Hyland, Thomas Murphy, Christopher Magrane, P. Gogarthy, John Delaiiy, M. Roe, Meighan, James Dtinougb, R. Guineas, ...
... Moderator. I perceive the * enemy’ (meaning thereby The Ever-NO Mail,) bee thrown out some taunts against Henry Grattan. I deem Henry Grattan on* of the most useful of our Irish representatives—and I beg leave now give notice of a motion for Committee of ...
... do. do. 0 Mr. John Kelly, do. do. ® Mr. Kenny, 10, do. do. .. 0. 2- Mr. Telemachus E. Willard, do. do. 1 Mr. William Naughten, do. do. •• • ® Mr. Thomas Larkin, do, do, 10 Mrs. Reilly, do. do. ••• 10 Mr. John Dunbar, do. do. ...
... —Charge of Mirwr.- Margaret Harligan, middle-aged woman, and Eleanor gan, her daughter, with a child in her arms, were placed at the bar before John Hardwick, Esq., charged, lli former as being an accessary, and the latter being tbe prin cipal, in the wilful ...