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... E.;R. Tunlio, Esqrs. Brecon (county)-Cnlonel T. Wood 'Buck-MarqiAs.of.Chanuas and John Snmith, FsEq. Cambridgeshire-Lord F. G. Osborne and 11. .1. Atbeaac,. Esq. Cardigan (county)-Colonel Powell. Carlow (county)-W. Blackney, Esq. & Sir .J. V. Doyle Ca ...
... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. Candidates alrcodi, returned Those marked thus « are against the ministerial plan of reform. Cardigan (County)-Col. Powell C. Lemon Belgrave. ii. Wilhraham EJIBI ,OKE_Sir J. wen H oLk Si~H Bonbury, Tyrrell Wo. T. Foley, Cap.. Spencer ...
... was engaged in doing when witness heard ofMr. William Sanderson, the Harrison's Arms, » curve fall from the top of the shaft. As soou it is Harrison Street, the body John Wilson, fa 11, heard deceased cry out, (he was about thirty wuper, years age, who ...
... Penruddock, eon. J. Dawkins, eon. Wiltshire Sir J. D. Astley, pro. 3. Benett, pro. Winchester—P. St. John Mild may, pro. J. B. East, con. Winchelsea— John Williams, pro. Dr. Lushington, pro. Windsor —J. Ramsbottom, pro. E. G. Stanley, pro. Woodstock —Lord ...
... consequently compelled to make a precipitate retreat. Inquest.—On Saturday an inquest was held at Mr. Bucktrout's, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Kirkstall Road, on view of the body of a stone mason, named Firth, who resided at Armley, which was found floating ...
... They were compelled to make a precipitate retreat Inquest. —On Saturday an inquest was held at Mr. Buck trout’s, the Cardigan Arms Inn, the Kirst ill Rond, on view of the body of stone maeos, named Pirth, who resides at Armley, which found fluatiog on ...
... nversatior, resulted fron these remarks. in the course of which Mr. GRATTAN expressed the opiaion, that, if the titthes and rents could not be collected without the i aid of an armed force, it was time that the legislature intertered. Captain GouDoN having ...
... affair of trespass between •--£. l of Cardigan and Mr. Gaunt, of Leeds. It, however, __Laf «0 public interest, and the damages were assessed at 6d. Pocktt Picking— On Wednesday last, Geo. Walker, J_c«meU. and John Robmton, three lads, who stated, that ...
... E. Farrer, Robert L. Lusher, John Bumby. Huddersfield, John Hannah, sen., George Cubilt, William M. Bunting. Holmfirih, John Simpson, jun., John Straw. Sowerby-Bridye, William Frauce, Henry Todmorden, Peter Prescott, John Farrar, sen , ...
... trial at the next Assizes. Arms fob the Russians. —A correspondent of the Morning Chronicle, who signs himself a “ Liberal.” says that some Birmingham and London .gentlemen, must share between them the odium of furnishing arms to the Russians, wherewith ...
... mankind, until a wise legislature removes it from the shoulders an oppressed people, and delivers religion, to use the idea Grattan, from the injustice of the Church. Is this system not injurious to agriculture ? have seen the bay left rot, and the field ...
... Farrer, Robert L. Lusher, John Bumby. Huddertfeid, John Hannah, sen. George Cubitt, William M. Bunting. Holwjirth. John Simpson, jon. John Straw. Sowerby Bridge, William France, Henry Hanson. Todmorden, Peter Prescott, John Farrar, sen. ...