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... thcSea- Port Town of Cardigan, in the occupation of Thomas Davies, who under notice to uuit next Michaelmas. There is hill of very thriving young TltEESgrowing this Farm. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. LEWIS EVANS, Solicitor, Cardigan. AL VES TON, GL ...
... Women George hone, John CORPUS Luke Flood Page, James Goodwin, Wa Barker, Thomas Wen. Wrench, Wm. John 11. . s , Mound }Unison, John Clarke Heels, Theme Jebel Henry Smith. Tuvtrs Commig.-Wia. Goe. ;Wks Smith, Jobe Wm. Daltry, John Rain, Joseph Watkins ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the John, for Jersey. Saileu—The Meredith, Frederick, for Labrador; the Tantivy, Sawyer, for New Brunswick. Aasivro—At Demerarm, the Jane and Barbara, Butter; Newfoundland, the Leah, Cole, the Martha, and the Elizabeth, Dwyer; New York, the John and Robert ...
... can at present produce no effect on Itlia ee The late King having no children and his 55 ,4 cessor only daughters, Prince Cardigan sup 5 to the throne. The Prince received his cducatie in France, and was at one time a liberal. The Ministry of Cassimer ...
... Vicar of Midsomer Norton. a daughter.—Same day, at Bath, the lady of John Wonhington, Esq. of a &toothier. A ItItIE L). Lately, at Pinner. Middlervg, try the Rev. Henry Venn, the Rev. John Henry Bright. M.A. to Katherine Charlotte. dau. of the late Col. Mant ...
... the Infirmary with little ho|**s of recovery. ‘ Mr. Adams of Stuck wood wa* knocked down, and had his arm broken —and another young man had his arm dislocated. Highway Ivobukkv.— Saturday night last, Wm. Thomas, servant of the Rev. J. F. Doveton, of Rectory ...
... Achnon, Viscount timid, R. Pelham, C. A. W. Adams, H. .1. Grant, C. Pendarves, E. W. Agnew, Sir A. Bart. Grattan, J. Penkose, J. 8, Althorp, Viscount Grattan H. Penrhyn, IL A1i0.% Sir G. Cream:7% O. Petit, L 11., Auhon, lion. G. tirodetror, Lord hire, Hon. ...
... this, and their liberties would be secured. (Cheers ) Sir JOHN TIEVILTAN then proposed JAMES ADAM GORDON, EMI. Great ninon', during which the Sherif ix emend biauelf obtain a hearing. I Sir John was beard to say that 31r. Gordon was a man of honour and ...
... deprived of life. s They then departed. A verdict of 1 Wilful Mur- b der has been found against John Callinane and John Walsh, both ofjronealhilly; John Heany, of Cleughane; and Thomas Nolan, of the Gates; also that James Holmes, of Loughgeorge, was ...
... shall appoint, hut give notice to Messrs. EDW. and JOHN DANIr,L, Solicitors, Bristol; or to Mr. John Pkabson, Solid tor, Pump-Court, Temple, Vtduahh- COLLIERY and TURNPIKE TOLLS. SOLD BY AUCTION, Mr. JOHN HA WKINS, the WHITE HART INN, PUCK LECH URCH, in ...