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... OAKHAM POOB-LA^NION^ JOHN L ll^StS^d gentlemen who shaJl notice for this vHß*sj«y Candidate rfA^^i ith Ai*il, at their dlspoesu. . -—■ I Beg to announce myself such Union, AUDITOR to tbe favor and assure Wiring my .',gl, no doubt that a shortly be formed ...
... they s'ho'ZldTfv l ° bury, from which he has announced his intention of but did not fhint ~r i ,• nou, ...
... the Elate the Cuffing mid attachment on the reverae, with the Arm*, Crests and Motto •f the deceased. The Hnarep, drawn by six horses, and ornamented with Esmilelieoiis each side, with the Arms, Motto, ami Orest, and rich Crest for the bark, with eleven ...
... of Northampton, to Harriet, yonargest darihn..• Hon. henry Grattan. April 11, at West Mailing, Mr. John Cogger, to Reb e of Mr. John Skinner, builder. April 6, at Belieurlen Church, 'liter John Richardson, to Miss Kingman, eldest dau ghter Mr. James R ...
... wheat and flour—Mary, Morris, Swansea, floor —Friends, Callaghan, Clonakilty, ballast—Bristol Trader, Johns, Swansea, ditto. April Ift—Sarah, Jones, Cardigan, Hoar.—Wind, N.W, b, W. SHIP NEWS. Arrived from Waterford—At London, 26th, Liberator, At PorUmooth ...
... (a Second Series of the Old Men's Tales). (Just Ready). 3. Mr. Grattan's New Work. —In 3 vols, post Bvo. AGNES DE MANSFELDT. This Novel will greatly add to that reputation which Mr. Grattan has already so justly attained.— New Monthly. 4. MY AUNT PONTYPOOL ...
... Amin, John Dothan], T. W. Beaumont, R. M. Bellow, W. Blainire. D. C. Brady, H. Eruen, Sir C. Cockerel), E. M. Conolly, Sir C. Conte, R. W. H. Dare, L. W. Dillwyn, .1. Deans Dundas. the Earl of Linton, J. 111. Gaskell, Sir S. Glynne, H. Grattan. Hon. Sir ...
... vice-presidents of the Trades’ Political Union, acted as pall besrers : Messrs. I’eter Slcvin. Messrs. John O’Urien, James Marlin, Edw. Brennan, John Rafferty, T. Aikins, and Thos.Reynolds, T. M. Ray, Sec. The pall was splendid in the extreme—and to it ...
... MR. GRATTAVs NEW WORK. In 3 Vols, post Bvo. AGNES DE MANSFELDT. This Novel will greatly add that reputation which Mr. Grattan has already justly attained.'— Monthly. IV. MY AUNT PONTYPOOL. In 3 Vols, post Btro. •• A charming Novel, full of life and ...
... pursue that coarse which has hitherto given such general satisfaction, v. z. as tc its accommodation, comfort, and economy. JOHN BON NOR. FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 90, WINCHCOMB STREET, CHELTENHAM, BEGS to oflferfor immediate iK, a considerable OVERSTOCK ...
... vicepresidents of the Trades’ Political I'nion, acted as Pallbeareis.:— Messrs. Peter Slevin, Messrs. John O’Brien, James Martin, Kdw. Breon&n, John Rafferty, T, Atkins, and Thos. Reynolds, T, M. Hay. Sec. day’s proceedings would forever attest the gratitude ...
... without Sale begin One o'clock In the Afternoon SphUing, 31st March, 1836. KRYcapitel FARMING young HORSES, to be SOLD AUCTION John Facon, on the premises Mr Jas. Slates, Grnls Marsh, near Gedney Dike, on Monday the Aprn Sale to begin at 2 o'clock toe Afternoon ...