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... inure spare room in all the Churches anal_Cinipela of the Establishment. CARDIGANRIIIIR SPRING A+PIZIEB.—Mr. Gurney armed at Cardigan on Weilnesday, the 19th inst., shout half-past five in the afternoon, and imosediatelY pm_- ieeded to the Townhall to ...
... Lancaster- m. Moore and John M'Creight, Liverpool' corn-mcrchants, BardsweU's-office, Livcrnool -l- Matthew Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire', Rooms- Bristol. 10, Stephen ilannam, oS£d, ca™m„ ——Robt. J. 1-ayrer,lateofl»ndon,mariner John Pall-mall, Middlesex, ...
... square 20 O'Brien, Daniel umber merchant Tullow street 11 O'Brien, John cooper Mat yboraugh street 22 Rcade, J M Esq. Burliiin 23 Rutledge, John genCcruan Hanover lane 24 Richardson, John do Dublin street 25 Steuart, James pensioner 4lt Tallow street 26 ...
... Padstow, commanded by Mr. Robert Moon, on,her voyage from St. John's, in New Brunswick, towards Padstow, loaded with a cargo of timber, and made oath that they sailed from the port of St. John's on the 19th of December, 1833, and, after having sustained ...
... of the said CotM?, at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Llanfyllyn, on Thursday, the day of April, the following valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, formerly the property of Mr. John Lloyd, ofTalwrn and Abernant, and late of Mr. John Lloyd, Holywell, deceased,—that is ...
... Clarke ' t s ' St - John -square ;W. Simpkin and R. Mar- shall, Stationers' HalLcourt. rpHE THIRD VOLUME of the LIFE and P Tm,i,irV°Pn^l o^ the Rev - GE °aGE CHABBE, containing two ri S Kn%he^ror^p-r , ii° rford; Hall- will be pub- John jturray , Albema ...
... Awuilar II Mia Lilia, S.r Guy and lady Campbell, Hun Mr Ban wall. Sir l.niraa and ludy Hean - Kildare, Hon antam LJ. oardea. Sir John and Lady Harvey. Mim har»e%. S.il ompton and Ijde Don . Hun Captam ForMter, Hen Mr and «. ...
... augment the remuneration to each claimant. The Matilda sailed friAn Cork on Friday, with a hundred and sixty emigrants, for St. John's; and the Kent, Clarke, from the South Seas, for London, with sperm oil, out threeyears, has arrived Cork. REPRESENTATION ...