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... THE SECOND CLASS. Ist, John Griffiths, Ploughman to Mr. Llewellyn, Merriam'. Sd, John Griffiths, do. to --, Carew-Newton. 3d, John Low, do. to Mr. Freeman, Crickmail. 4th, Thomas Raymond, do. to Mr. Greenish, Cleggank sth, John James, do. to Mr. Morse ...
... Thomas, Clerk W. Phillips honour John Lewis, Heidlan Thus . Bowen will cal feel M. Rice James, IlavErford- Owen Owen integri omits west John Lloyd W. E. Tucker , Sealyha m John Jenkins object ° ' e- W. C. Allen Philipps, St. John Evans Brides 11111 William ...
... done and com- niittcd in the said county. The statement of Morgan Popkin Trahcrne, Richard Frai:klen and John Wifck fiennett, Esquires, and John Harding and Robert Knight. Clerks, five of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the county ...
... Milford; Garnet, louts, front Llottelly, fur Milford. Sailed. the Esau., Proprrt. from London. for ; Bustler. 1,101, for Cardigan ; Elias, Griffiths, for Southampton ; County Pembroke, Ga ter, tor ; and ROyal Oak, Other, for bout`t omptun, from kiford ...
... 3lettibersappeared at the bar, headed by the officers tattle Com. nearly the foremost among them were Lord Althorp, Isola, John Russell, Sir John ilubhuuse, and Lord librhigton. The Loan CIIANCIELLOR then addressed the House of ;--Ik.atleineio of the Commons, ...
... Rogers 1 I -j^les H. Morgan .1 1 J ...
... the prime uses of the cooper, &c.: the six largest arms contained to- gether 1437 feet of timber, fit for Plymouth dock- yard six smaller arms and ships' knees measured 413 feet; and dead and decayed arms of the size of timber measured 126 feet more in all ...
... cause of Ireland's evils. He must take a re- view Of many of the murders committed on the peasantry by the police and other armed forces. At the time when the Catholic Association was first formed, eighteen counties were in a state of disturbance before ...
... ahout half-past six o'clock, as tu Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Ripon, was r proceeding in his gig from that place to Wake. i field, he was attacked], just after hie bad passed 'he at lodge gates of John Bladys, Esq. at Oulton, by fire IV men. 'Tliey ...
... Hugh Lindsay. James Campbell, jun. Esq. Charles Littledale, Esq. John Cockerell, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. George Wardc Norman, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Esq. John Pearse, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq. Brice Pearse, Esq. William Rd ...
... i' Sir JOHN KEY on the 22d March, for the re- Li an peal of the assessed taxes. - c is Col. TORRENS ((lay not named) for the abo L ot, lition of somne of the taxes tbat press upon capital s wI and the rate of labour. ii to Mr. GRATTAN on the 29th ...
... ex- cesses in rnany parts to b-iieltileir-extension- was detien. Sir JOHN KEY sabi that it- was- inpissiible for him, after liearintg the peeselt discussion, not to consetit to arm Govarnnlet -itli additioial powers to pitt an emi to the divgraelul- ...