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... Caerinion, the Rev. John Davies, John Jones, Esq. of N to Miss Williams, niece of Jobn Williams, of Montgomeryshire. In the afternoon ef the same day, several friends and well-wishers of the mar- ried pair met together at the Wynnstay Arms Ian, and enjoyed ...
... Garnons, R. T. Carreg, Edw. Carreg, S. O. Priestley, Wm. Roberts, rt R. A. Poole, John Rowlands, D. P. Downes, S, Hole ion land, W. L. Roberts, and H. Archer, Esqre. the ish John Lloyd, Esq. submitted a series of resolations, ced and read a letter from the ...
... assaulting and robbing Mr. T. Woodward end Mr. Urwick on the highway at Burl- The other two, John ton, on the 23d of March last. Mulholland aod Owe M’e Daniel, alias John Rooney, (who is a bro-her to Patrick and Edward M’c Daniel,) will be transported for lite ...
... Browne, Esq. was called to tne degree of Barvister-at- Law by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn. Fustiviries at GoGgeropan, CARDIGAN- suixe.—OUn the Ist and 2d instant, the Heir of Pryse Pryse, Esq. M.P. attained his 2ist year. Preparatio: ns had previously ...
... extension of speaking, . ed cheering.)” the liberti as of their country. (Prolong * Look around Ebrington Lord John Russell concladed thus :— Grattan, | you upon the state of the world, and see how the British empire and the British cons titution stand. | ...
... are not ali weil, ior poor Peggy asa great cold. Vow spelled Mr. Vaughan's name wrong, for you spelled it Vaughn.” * My uncle John bad recently establisned in Lond » in Great as a portrait-painter ; in which profession he very rapidiy attained considerabie ...
... lt is particularly requested that all the Mortgagees, or some or persons in their behalf will attend. JOHN HAYWARD. Oswestry, 18th May, 1836. JOHN HAYWARD HE Creditors of J late of Saxproxy, in the parish of Prees, in the and Licensed Victualler, an ...
... sacerauva was inflicted. Lieuvenant-Colunei Lys- ter, WOu was passing at the ume, immediately Tao tu sput, and, with Lord Cardigan, ren dered every iu his tae cbiid tle Was lasenm tu the Middlesex woere he Cied oun Monday. Lhe ciearances uf teas last week ...