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... pleased to institute the Rev. William Davies, P. C. of Mount, to the Rectory of Llangunllo, in the county of Cardigan, vacant by tlie death ofthe Rev. John Jones ; on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lordship 11.35.a150 been pleased to institute the ...
... by a ma- gistrate riding into the ring, and warning the parties to cease. The combatants, in this msnatch, walked away arm-in-arm. Several thousand &*rsons were present. TaE CRiOPS, &C. (n Com a Correspondent.)--In the course of travelling about -inmiles ...
... the diffusion of political knowledge among the people : but such conduct the part of Lord Brougham, Lord Akhorp, and Lord John Russell, admits of no apology. They cannot pretend that it is injurious to the common weal that the people should instructed ...
... COAL-HOLE. In the last number of the New Monthly, Mr. Grattan, author of Highways and Byeways and Lord Byron, both express their opinion of a certain tavern called the Coal Hole. Mr. Grattan informs us that b lien Kean was in , the meridian of ...
... Ann Ferard.. W inkfield and Ascot Latham Jobs Earl of Cardigan. Little Wittenham John Charles Loder, esq ircot Myers John 1) Thomas Myers Lnngford Reed William. .President and Scholars of Saint John the Bttptist College, Oxford App'.eton and Eaton Smith ...
... Kent, and the Duchess of Braganza and the Princess Victoria. The Duchess of Braganza then offering the Duchess of Kent her arm, and the young Queen giving her's to the Princess Victoria, they conducted them to the reception room. They remained there engaged ...
... David's has instituted the Rev. Wm. Davies, P.C. of Mount. to the Rectory of Unwell°, is the county of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Re►. John Jones ; on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lordship has also instituted the Rev. l'homas Williams ...
... will prove a total wreck. _ DREADF UL SUIPWRECY.—The following account of the wreck of a gentleman's yacht in the Bay Of Cardigan, on the night of Friday the 30th of August, is extracted from the letter of a correspondent at Aberystwith, dated Sept. 7th ...
... meet at tbe fair of Hospital on Monday last. One of the partie# was on the fair green, mustering about men, many of whom were armed, the other party fortunately did not appear. hese men marched through the fair shouting and firing shots, and having paraded ...
... beifers (at nod) 2 barren heifer', I ditto cow, a roans, calf, sow sod pigs, 9 good store pigs, a brood wheeled cart with ins arms and harvest gearing, inch wheeled ditto, 2 sets of gorse tools, and useful articles. or SAMS. DA• —Tbe mes, carriages, gip ...
... party then Ictt fur Norm C*ulr. Dreadful Shifwkkck.—The following account of the wreck ot gentleman'* yacht in the bay of Cardigan, on the night of Friday, the 30th Ausust. is extracted from the letter of correspondent at Abcvv*t»iih, dated September 7 ...
... Lieutenant of Ireland. Sir William Rae has been elected M.P. for co. Bute, in the room of Capt. Stuart. The contract of Sir John Key, ostensibly in the name of his brother, with the Stationery department, has been cancelled. A commission has been issued ...