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... magnitude as to forbid the belief that the Allied Sovereigns calculate on the attainment of their object without an appeal to arms. Against an insurgent portion of the people of Germany only it would be unnecessary to send such formidable armies as those ...
... situate in the Sea-port Town of Cardigan, eallad the Castle Green Property, In Lots. Also a Freehold Farm, called Pen tan eligibly situated in the County of Pembroke. in On e L o t —To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Angel Inn, Cardigan, o n Weeinesaay, September ...
... City re' the Jury, going to the church-yard, disinterred the body, John Hayes. of bfanchester, in the county of Lancaster, weaver, maketh oath and saith, that he is the grandfather of John Brozen the ; a . It • _ , ut may succeed by a transit into ceived ...
... caused a drover, N o , he fined in costs, for crue l ty to an ox in Smithftpld also John Barnes, for ill-treating a horse. One of the Members (a lady) also charged John Gould, at Unionhall, with great cruelty to a horse; but the offender cottlit not be ...
... WILLIAM COTTON, Esq., in the Chair. STEWARDS. Bull, Esq. N Henry Nelson, E. John Charrington Es q. I Rev. H. H. Norris h t E EleY• ' ii r . Algernon Frampton James Powell, Esq. ' John 1). Powles, Esq. t„°°l3o Olimore,F Benjamin W. Scott, Esq. N. B. Ward, ...
... gd Drawing Room ditto, satined gd Elegant Gold Papers Crimson Flock, ls 6d Estimates given for House Painting, &c. AL SE AL ARM. A quarrelsome Cat, of a foe In pursuit, One morning encounter'd a reflecting Boot From 30, the Strand, and erecting her back ...
... stated that the bill In this cause was filed by John Stultz The CHAIRMAN here stated that he had received a loner ' tleman w' o aepeared for the claimants, that the eornon or arid Samuel Elonseley against John Brown Stuitz their co-partner, with from Mr. ...
... Philpots was very well received, and sible—(cheers). Still an immediate and entire abolition of pledged himself to promote liberty arm freedom in all things. slavery might produce unhappy consequences to those whose Mr. Hope with difficulty got a hearing. The ...
... thing bet his bravery. Mr. Henry Grattan has addressed the people of Meath, whom he reminds the his family al.ays opposed the Union, even in Ike field. Tnis is plain talk. (ADVERTISEMENT.) sourflwAßK ELECTION. Mr. JOHN ELLIS having been Informed that ...
... It. Southey, Vol. I.—Treatise on Astronomy, by Sir John Herschel—Treatise on Heat, and its Applications, by Dr. Lardner—History of Ireland, by Thomas Moore, Vol. I.—Lundon : Longman and Co., and John Taylor. With an elogantly-engraved Title, Sixth Edition ...
... College, Cambridge; Henry John Lock 'rood, B. A., Magdalen College. Cambridge ; Alfred Newby, B. A., St. John's College, Cambridge; John Crosby Umpleby, B. A., Queen's College. Cambridge ;. Thomas Hawkins Wright,B.A., St. John's College, Cambridge.—Frederick ...