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... daughter ol the late John Bucke, Esq., of Long Melfoid, Suffolk. On Sunday last, Dilwyn, by Rev. J. Powell, Mr. Thos. Jenkins, printer, of this city, to Mary, youngest daughter of Mrs. Harris, New-street. On Tuesday, at St. John's, the Rev. Custos Gaibet ...
... 16th, 1838, the Entertainments will commence with the Opera of OR, THE MAID OF MILAN. ROLAND (Claris Father) Mr. GRATTAN. VESPINA Mrs. GRATTAN, ln which character she will sing Little Love is a Mischievous Boy, and Rise Gentle Moon. After which the Interlude ...
... t, that a Mr. and Mrs. Grattan have an engagement at our theatre for three nights only, next week. Now we have heard from highly competent judges that the vocal powers of Mrs. Grattan, and the histrionic ability of Mr. Grattan, are of very high class ...
... highly respectable audiences, attracted thither principally by Mrs. and Mr. Grattan, whose vocal and histrionic talents have elicited rapturous approbation. On Monday evening Mr. Grattan's Sir Edward Mortimer, in the play of the Iron Chest, was an admirable ...
... and unworthy of credit. Moreover, it turns out that Allen and M'Kenzie were not simple peasants, but hired Orangemen well armed, who did their best to provoke the Catholics. As for Mr. Spelman, there was evidence to show that he exerted himself to calm ...
... AberUolwyn Win., Knighton ', J, Nixon John W ., Presteign 'ton Wm. P., Swansea David, Petdrcmawr Oram Thomas, Swansea I John, Waundrefi Oliver David, Rhydoldog j? ' Richard, Taliares Overtoil Geo., Landetty Hall John W., Presteign Evan, Rhayader Paasey ...
... Aberuoheyn Oowpcr Wm., Knighton Nixon John W., Presteign Wm. P., Swansea Davies David, Pentrtmawr Oram Tliomas, Swansea Davies John, Waundrefi Oliver David, Rhydoldog Richard, Talia'res Overton tieo., Lundetty Hall Davies John W., Presteign Davies Evan, Rhayader ...
... by James White, they intended searching my house for arms. I told Mr. White my arms were there, and I gave him a key ofa tea chest, where he would get General Grose’s permis- sion for keeping arms, and General Lake’s protection for my house and property ...
... in most dreadful manner, tearing the flesh from her arms and would no doubt have killed her had they not been with difficulty beaten off. On Saturday afternoon, little sweep got up behind Lord Cardigan's carriage in Regent-street, to have a ride. Near ...
... R. Grosvenor, John Jervis 2 0 0 Chichester, Lord Arthur Lennox, John Abel Smith 2 0 0 Chippenham, Joseph Neeld, Henry George Boldero 0 2 0 Chnstchurch, G. Tapps 0 0 Cirencester, Joseph Cripps, Lord E. Somerset . 1 1 0 Clitheroe, John Fort 10 0 Cockermouth ...
... thanks. The Agricultural Interest of the County of Cardigan was then given, to which John Davies, Esq., of Panlyvediven, returned thanks. David Lewis, Esq. then proposed the health of the Vice-President, John Miller, Esq., who returned thanks, well for this ...
... CATALOGUE of F. & A. MERRICK'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY, in which are the Works of Scott, Bulwer, Cooper, Porter, Edgeworth, Opie, Grattan, Marryatt, Hook, Gait, Fraser, Banim, Smith, James, &c. &c. Terms moderate, be known at the Library. Almanacks, Pocket-Books ...