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... of Cowdray Park, in the c.iuntyof Sussex. Esq. BatnUaple (Borough of)—John Palmer Bruce Chichester and Ciir.r I es St. John Fancourt. Br id port ( Borough of)—Henry Warburlon and John Romi.'y, Esqrs. Devon County of)—Northern Division— Esq. commonly called ...
... . Colonel Wood Bucks.. Lord Chandos+, J. Smith, G. Dash- wood CAMBRIDGE.. Capt. Yorket, R. Townley, J. W. Childers CARDIGAN. Colonel Powell CARMARTHEN Rice Trevort, E. H. Adams CARNARVON T. A. Smith Cuesuire, N CHESHIRE, S. W. T. Egerton, ...
... and George Esq. Cardiff (Town of)— John Nicholl the younger, Merthyrmaror, in the county of Glamorgan, Esq. Doctor of Cardigan (County of) —Wm. Edward Powell, of Nanteos, in the said county of Cardigan, Esq. Cardigan (Town and Bormighof, —Pryse Pryse, ...
... morning- next the Maeslough Fox Hounds will meet at Kington at ten o'clock, and in the evening dinner will given at the Oxford Arms, to Walter Wilkins, Esq. the worthy proprietor of the fine pack of dogs. On Friday last a splendid dinner was given to Walter ...
... unprovided tor :_Mr. Rice, Viscount Althorp, Sir Robt, PeeJ, Air. Hume, Sir John Johnstone, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. C%- teis. Mr. Francis Baring, Mr. Williams Wynn, Sir George PhiHipps, Sir John Wrottesley, Viscount Stormoru, Colonel Davies, Colonei Stowell, Mr. Frankland ...
... March 25—John Griffith, George Wright Poole, and 1 Wilkinson, W'em, Salop, silk-merctrs,' drapers, and rocerf far as regards John Griffith. March 8 William Grant and James Morgan, VVinslow, Bo* hamshire, linen drapers. March 30—John Cooper, Drayc ...
... trials respited to the next sessions. At Shrewsbury John -Matthews was convicted of obtaining, under false pretences, the sum of 10s. from Thomas Dodd, assistant overseer and parish clerk of Cardigan—The prisoner has daughter-in-law named Evans, who is ...
... releasing all the prisoners. I then armed with broomsticks those who could get nothing better. I had myself a beautiful weapon, crow-bar. We flew like fire, shouting Donna Maria,' through the streets to Fort St. John, mounting twelve large guns. I killed ...
... contained fourteen stand of arms belonging to the Water-guard ; a party well armed entered, smashed through the cabins, placed the commander of-the boat under arrest, with two bayonets at his bosom, and possessed themselves of the arms. This occurred, we are ...
... following gentlemen to the under- mentioned livings:—Rev. James Owen to the Perpetual Curacy of Liechryd, in the county of Cardigan, on the joint nomination of ‘Thos. Lio d, Esq. Coedmore, nd Charles Longcroft, Lianina, Cardiganshire, vacant by the death ...
... VARIETIES. A boat belonging to Air. Catt, brought on shore, a few days ago, a fish of an extraordinary kind. Its fins resembled the arms and hands (with finger nails) of a human being, and it had two protuberances or sort of pockets, on each breast, which were ...
... introduction of this important measure led to some sharp discussion between Miniaters and several of the Irish Members. Mr. GRATTAN protested against the hill; and Mr. HUME hoped the House would not pass it until the remedial measures promised by the Government ...