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... near Cardigan.—July 4th. 1836. Cheltenham. By order of the Assign* of the Estate and Effects of George Davis, late of Cheltenham, Stone Merchant. TO SOLD AUCTION, Mr. IV. RAWLINGS, On FRIDAY next, the22nd day of July inst. at the SUFFOLK ARMS INN, between ...
... —Norm CaMlc, Waafonl, Mar ley, 53, from Wrxford, oats. Wait, Jam** and Co.— Amity, Cardigan, Jenkins, CO, from Waterford, brh* barley. 4-V.» • •'Us, .1. and C. Stnrge.—John and Mary, of Milford, James. K', from BViter ford, 2HH brls wln-ot, 12 Iwls juvpaml ...
... roof of the cabin, remained some little water. The female was thus enabled to stand upright / well as keep the child in her arms; knocking, she n* those on shore to understand they were still within reach of succour, and who, with the most praiseworthy ...
... maltster John Jones. Ptnllwyn Mill. Monmouthshire, miller and shopkeeper Matthias March, the elder, Gosport, wine and spirit luercliant Daniel Good. Surrey Canal Ba«in, Albany road. Camberwell, timber, •too#, and brick merchant INSOLVENTS. John Metivier ...
... inmates, John Rogers and James Ring. After exchanging some blows, the latter drew a large pocket knife, and cut Rogers severely in several places. One of the wounds was in the bend of the right arm, and penetrated to the bone, cutting the arm nearly half ...
... David Blackburne John Ilindlcy ( harle® Roebuck J. A. Blake M.J. HobhouscSirJ.C.Bt.Rolfe R. Mousey W m. Hodges Thomas L. Rouayne Dominick Blunt Sir C. R. Bt. Hodges Hooper John Bonfoy Bodkin John J as. Holland Edward Rundell John Bowes John ...
... Deans, Clergy, of the Diocese who, hnving large Families with are desirous of applying for assistance from that Benefaction. JOHN TIMBRILL, Treasurer. _ Beckford, near Tewkesbury; May 2, 1836. N.B.?An Ordinary will be prodded the usual hour. CLERICAL CHARITY ...
... Anne, reli- late John Penn. Esq formerhr Governor, and one of the hereditary proprietors of the province Pennsylvania —At lilt house ou the Queen’s parsde, Bath, in the year of hi* age, Nathaniel Eaq —On Friday, aged 77, Air. John Tristram, builder, ...
... would confer an additional power on the committee, and seemed to brought forward merely for the purpose of delay. Mr. 11. Grattan thought the re-enactment those acts which had been previously passed for the suppression disturbances would have been sufficient ...
... after long Mis. Ann illianui, of Mr. John U’lniams, late of the Bummer T.eern, Hereford —At I.am minster, in lire Add year, after aerere affliction of nine ycara, borne with tireal patience, Sarah, wife of Mr John Coatev, ('om Market—On « ne*dty. itrtd ...
... situated. Amlwch s Holyhead he ✓ sharing with -Beaumaris Anglesey Llangefni 7 Aberystwith Lampeter & sharing with Cardigan Cardigan Adpar Llanelly sharing with Carmarthen Carmarthen Pwllheli Conway sharing with Carnarvon Carnarvon Bangor Criccelh ...
... Fenchurch Street, London. STEAM COMMUNICATION Between Worth and South Wales. THE Cardigan liny Steam Navigation Company'# Vessel. VALE OF CLWVD, of 60-horse power. JOHN HUGHES, Commander, has commenced plying, for the Summer Season, between PVVLLHELI ...