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... same day, at the town of Haverfordwest. Carnarvonshire,Saturday, July 19, at Carnarvon. Cardiganshire, Thursday, July 24, at Cardigan. Anglesey, Wednesday, July 23, at Beau marls. Denbighshire, Saturday, July 26, at Ruthen. Brecknockshire, Saturday, July ...
... Fenchurch Street, London. STEAM COMMUNICATION Between Worth and South Wales. THE Cardigan liny Steam Navigation Company'# Vessel. VALE OF CLWVD, of 60-horse power. JOHN HUGHES, Commander, has commenced plying, for the Summer Season, between PVVLLHELI ...
... Tennyson on Tuesday relative to tbe case of Henderson, the man lately flogged at St. George's barracks, was resumed. Afr. H. Grattan expressed himself in strong terms against the barbarous practice of flogging in the army, for the abolition of which he should ...
... then be for the House to accede to or dissent from the views of the Government in respect to the Coercion 8i11. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the evidence upon which the Government was acting, was the evidence of police officers—men whom he would not believe ...
... praying for protection to tbe Established Church w+re presented Mr. K. Trevor, from places Cardigan: Mr. Estcourt, tram parishes in Gloucester sod Surrey ; and Sir John Tyrrell, from parishes in Essex. Tbe House adjourned quarter*past six o’clock to Monday ...
... HliiS, Esq. ISAAC SPENCER, of FUntitinn, York, Esq. THUS. SMITH, Hall. York. K»q. AYM. ICKERS, Firs Hill, Sti- ffi.ld, Esq. JOHN MIIAEH. «f Halifax, F.sq. JAMES uf llnll, AVAI. RAM), Hotfon, Hradfurd, Esq. THE DIRECTORS announce the Public lhat they have ...
... Shop adjoining 1 in occupation of Mr John 4— All RIGHTS YlITH’s SHOP adjoining Lot in tbe occupation of the said John also Carpenter’s Shop over same iu occupation of above David Williams For a view of Premises Mr John and for further Particulars Mr JACOB ...
... related only to cases where it was clearly ptoved to the Jury that the signals were made for an illegal purpose. Mr. GRATTAN said that on St. John's Eve the peasantry were in the habit of' lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to ...
... conviction could take place unless the signals were for the express purpose of collecting the people illegally. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that on St. John's eve the inhabitants were in the habit of lighting fires, which might bring them under the operation of this Act ...
... to continue for one year, and to the end of the then next Session, the Acts regarding the importation and the keep- ing ol arms in Ireland. Mr HUME mov. d that copies of the reports of Messrs. Vilhers and Bowring on foreign commercial relations, and of ...
... -rnment for not following up the recoromendatiuß. ARMS (IRELAND). , l Mr. LITTLETON moved for leave to bring in the customary bill for renew ing for one ear the acts for regulating the importation of arms into Ireland. Mr. KITH YEN objected the bill on ...
... the Priory, Brecon, where they are to sojourn for some time. Archdeaconry of Cardigan.—A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Cardigan, convened the Rev. Daniel Bowen, M.A. Commissary-General, in compliance with ...