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... diaabnee the mlndt of those who were led belief* it, (hear, hew,) and iha» they would believe him (Sir John Byn*)«h*nbe would sooocr cut bis rl|?iit arm oft, tbsn allow bis sod to come Chatham to make use such influence. continned cheering, which dctlted ...
... Parke—Cardiff, July 7 ; Carmarthen, 12; Haverfordwest, 19; Cardigan, 24; Brecon, 26; Presteign, 31 ; ChesterjAugpJL^^^_ A Cannibal. —On Saturday night at Great Bridge, near this town, a young man named John Sergeant, by trade a snuffer maker, and a fellow named ...
... chimney glass in gilt lame, (largo tome. set of ten Spanish mahogany chairs, with Carved stay rails. satin hair seats and two arm ditto to correspond. set cf mahogany pillar and claw dining tables, pair of elegant Spanish mahoesny sideboards, on beautifully ...
... (Protest- ant, we presume), which Lords Althorp and John Russell are feeding him with, Mr Stanley recoils with horror from the sight; Lord Melbourne only affects disgust, and Lord' Ripon faints away in the arms of the Duke of Richmond; while Altborp, the keeper ...
... EWER .Ditto. Mr. JOHN HOW Ui.iiiam Mr. DANIEL POTTER .Ijktok. Mr. JOSm. C’AMPKIN hne. Air. JOHN POPE, March. Air. A. T. PAHS Air. \V. SIMONS, Draper,Nc. Ro\rton. Mr. KDWn. SIANTON .SwAmiAMPatoß Air. HENRY KINO Uniow. Mr. JOHN GOWAHD. Jun.. isuecm ...
... Oswestry Arms public-house Several poor unemployed colliers were witnessing this substitute for the flail and were scalded : viz Robert Edwards and E Hughes Candy David Richards (dangerously) Gronwen : James Philips Nant and David Jones boy John Sides Edward ...
... voyages 12 to 1* hours, weather permitting, the communication between Bristol and T, «co, Austle, Launceston, Falmouth, .ye., Cardigan, Aberystwitht Lampeter, Llandilo, $c. ylX** All Goods, Parcels, &c. should be addressed to HENRY » Grove Avenue, Queen Square ...
... M.P. ( iVI ». Hill, Esq., M.P. Henry G. Ward, Esq., M.P. K.iwlaud Hill, Ksq. John Wilks, Esq., M.P. William Hutt, Esq., M.P. Joseph Wilson, Esq. John Melville, Esq. John Ashton Yates, Esq. t G. Grote, Esq., M.P. Treasurer ; Joseph Parkes, Esq., | Solicitor; ...
... nesday, were the following:-Mr. Neeld, on' appointment as Deputy Lieutenant of the county of Wilts, by Lord Northwick; Mr. John Neeld, on appointment to the Gloucestershire Yeomanry, by the Marquis of Worcester; Mr. Sergeant Ludlow, on taking rank by ...
... again break out in that country, in consequence of the Mai notes having expressed their determination to resist, by force of arm;,, the execution of the order of the Greek government for the destruction of the ancient forts in that province, which served ...
... against the arrangements. The writer 4,HU, 'h- which the House of Commons on the petition presented Mr. lMal ~yl im. | |t. Lord John Russell, too. found the necessity .., has not - the .lightest hesitation in at once say mg, hands the ablest delivered during ...
... upon Dissenter Catholics no ever held it out an opinion that the Piotestant church to be destroyed Neither Mr Fox nor Mr Grattan ever said lovers they were of the liberty of subject He ( Sir R Peel ) did not these opinions upon the mere narrow grounds ...