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... Furniture may be had at a valuation. For Particulars, apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Griffith Jenki9v, Pantorion, near Cardigan.—July 21st, fiTAL INN. COACH 4._ WAGGON OFFICES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Or ET fur n Tern of Years. wish inuardiate ...
... Bean mans ; the Georgv and Jane, Sutton, and the Speedwell, Gravel, from Carmarthen ; the Mary. James, from . the John, James, from Cardigan the Union Packet, Lewis, from Pembroke; the Friendship, Jenkins, and the Swansea Packet, Barrett, from Swansea. ...
... Davie, N•ples. Oterwaano—The Mary. Lewis, for Langhorne; Good Hope, Rees, Cardigan; Three Woollen, Brabyti, I,lanelly ; Betsey. Griffiths. Mulford; Union Packet, Lents, Pembroke; John 4. Hannah. Nance, l'adslow; Dude Packet. Drew, Bode; George and Jars.. ...
... gave evidence upon the inauest, stated, that the party consisted of eight men, and that each was armed with a pistol We brought no arms from Cork; the arms were given us by IMr. l3ereslord, who charged them himseif with powder and swan . rops. ' The rev ...
... Devons, South Sir John Y.Buller, M. E. Parker ?? 2 Dorsetehire ?? G. Strangwaya, Lord Abhley, H. Story 1 2 Durham, North Hedwortb Lambton. +H. Liddell I 1 I .Durham. South Joseph Pease, John jdaesea ?? 2 Essex, North Sir John 'fyrrell, + - Round ...
... Common on last between Marquis Bentiek Grattan Esq MP J Esq some expressions in in reference to Grattan’s quoted Mr O’Connell at were distance on signal being i Mr Grattan’s then tired air the part Mr Grattan then himself satisfied terminated to the ...
... performed Knowles' Mr GRATTAN Helen Mrs GRATTAN Alter which Principal Elois-e Juiieite G Musical Farce of Arinette Jockey) TUESDAY’ FOUEO JULIET Mr GRATTAN And Madame Mrs GRATTAN WEDNESDAY’ Shahsieare’s IT Mr GRATTAN Rosalinda Mrs ...
... ami Marinei s' Inn. Haverlordwest; Black Lion. Cardigan; Salutation, Newcastle Lmlyn ICuUcn \tm'. Natberlh, Mackwortb Arms, Swansea; Angel Inn, Cardiff; Ihom.is Arm', Llanelly; Pelican, Kidwelly; Cawdor Arms. Llamlilu; Castle Inn, Llandovery; ami iilack ...
... 30th ult. in lat. 46. 0. long. 47.0. by the Henry Lee, arrived at Liverpool. Caanirr.—Arrived , the John h Sally. Hawk, from Beachly; luirph,Williams; John Wesley. Bryant; Sally, Thomas. and Fanny. Sanders, St. lees; Ruby, Butler Plymouth; Friendship, Wilkinson ...
... George Drew, Jas. Cossens, Benj. Robbins, Thos. Merrett, Samuel Holder, Charles Cossens, John Lewis, John Harlow, Jas. Skerton, Jas. Rogers, and John Cleve.—John Hepwood was removed for five years’ imprisonment the Penitentiary at Milbaok. His Majesty ...
... son of the superin- tendent of the police ; saw the prisoner among the crowd, armed with a gun or stick, during the attack. Daniel Evans also saw the prisoner; he was armed with a gun; saw him firing. He fired into the Westgate window. He fired into the ...
... imitation, according to the precedent afforded, proved to be that of King Charles the First.—(John Bull.) The Reform Bill.—Whatever happens to it (says the John Ball), it is quite clear that the Lords can do nothing with it until they have the Scotch and ...