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... d e ceased.) henceforth take and use the ; o w of Hamilton only , and also bear the arms Hamilton only ; such arms being first duly exhued according to the laws of arms, and eelsl in the Herald's Office, otherwise the said licence and permission to be ...
... C. 74. see. 81 :*.loseph Peers. Hothin Evans, Samuel Edwards. Denbigh; 'ehot os , worth, John Benniun, John Foulkes, John Oldfield, Farm, near Abergele ; John 14 4 d; Conway, CaruarvonAire. * . STOCKPORT.*The following very modest rs has been handed ...
... flora,. Hawaas, Esq.. a Conservative, polled 314 votes ; whereas, Sir John, with all the influence of Ministers and Whig tactics at his command, could not muster so many by 74. Sir John, it will be remembered, made himself conspicuously obnoxious in the ...
... a hundred are in custody. Misstons.—The sum of £44. was collected on Sunday last, at John’s Street Chapel, after three sermons by the Reverends Saml. Jackson and John Hannah, in aid of the mission fund. Cuester Inrinmary.—Mrs Key, of Cotton Ed- of the ...
... purpose.—I am, very respectfully, Your most obedient servant, JOHN RICHARDSON. tw Liverpool, 26th May, 1534. The two excelleat BATHING MACHINES, at Rhyl, TO BE SOLD. Lites SN a thet Cardigan Bay Steam’. Navigatica Company. EXCURSION BY STEAM, ‘From Licerpool ...
... subscriptions to the funds of this excell lent charity. Yates, of Ince, 2 donation of £50. and an annual subscription of £5.; John Jervs, Esq. M.P. our talented and excellent representative, a di tion of £5. Ss.; Messrs. Dickson, an annud subscription of ...
... hat and rare a law cheer Insight of his adrerearies. He then became sick and faint from loss of blood, and sank back in the arms of those who were nearest to hits. Rallying shortly afterwards, the nature of the wound was communicated to him by Mr Moore ...
... that a man of the name of John Morris, had been indulging in a matrimonial broil with his wife, the culprit was met by his neighbours at an auction near Pennant, in the parish of Llanbadarn Trefeglwys, in the county- of Cardigan, who, according to immemorial ...
... Lords, but entirely of Mehometans, but Of different sects. It is admirably armed with Janiseary muskets and sabres, when it bad received the sanction of that House he was All the arms are Inlaid with sheer . A part of the men quite sure that the !louse of ...
... Lord CHANDOS gave notice, that on the Committe to he would move the cause THE ADD EY, in moving the Address to the throne. Sir JOHN WROTTESL at great to the various topics Mr. PARKE seconded the Sir R. PEEL made a most laminous speech, in the course 46) of ...
... as shall be directed. JOHN JONES, Road. Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turapike roes stryd Gates. Llidiard-y- £270 0 0 ‘afarn-Dywarch Gate.. . 15 0 0 yd-y-Fewynen Gate.. 152 0 0 AV BAZAAR. furrow- horse- | d dairy by Mr. JOHN BE SOLD BY AUCTION dis; ...
... three-quarters of a mile of R. JOHN DIXON, Covaant Orrice, Agent to Ruthin. The whole, Chester, has just received a fresh supply of the exception of two acres, is within « ring fence, and the is to Mr. are pi solely for him, by Mr. John T. Eddy, a Farther particulars ...