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... classic style, was unri- valled and Lord John Russell beside it, appears poor indeed. But although wishing to appear the pacifi- cator, his positions were feeble, and were ably turned by the ministerial leader. Lord John Russell possesses much dexterity, and ...
... said Island, will be treated as Trees- IL n ai passers, and prosecuted as the Law directs. Go( tlof JOHN WVILLIAMIS, raci Isas WILLIAM JONES, skou also. JOHN WVILLIAMS, 2 autal Beaurnaris, 21st May, 1836. sonss e of, Reventte and Patronage of the E.stablishedl ...
... H.; Trevor, Hon. 0. R. ; Wood, Col. T.—Prose Prose, Esq., M. P. for Cardigan, paired in favor of the original motion.—We hare in vain looked over the lists for the moue of Sir John Owen—what has become of the Hon. Bert. we know not, tint surely it is ...
... King's Arms Yard, London; and Messrs Jones and Powell, Sslicitors, Brecon. The postage of all letters must be paid. DENBIGHSHIRE. IN THE V ALE OF CL I-VID, NORTH WALES, 8To lie Soltr bv auction, By Mr OVERTON. At Mr SMART's the WYNNSTAY ARMS INN, in ...
... Liverpool Arms Hotel, Bangor. HENRY DENMAN WEGS leave very respectfully to inform his Friends J3 and the Public that, within the last eight monlths ?? above llotel lis been considerably enlarged and of othierwisve improved, as also newly furnished; and ...
... Allred. from Swansea, Patrol' Artless. Jones, from Newport, for Cork ; Anna Maris. Lloyd. from (~r Limn ; John. ; Marin, Evans, from Cardigan, for Newport ; Pieton. Jones, from Newport. tiouthanioton t •her, Rock from Wexford, for Ilihourroster ; Elias ...
... THOS. THOMAS. Esq. Mr.I.I.OYOI.I.EM'ELYN 1)1.. PRYTHERCH, E.g. Mr. JOHN !MR'S THOMAS RATREX, Esq. Mr. J. RAO:SALL 1,. W REY, Esq. Mr. W. A. TIMMINS, Esq. Mr. J tMES MORSE Mr. T. T. WEBB JOHN DAVIES, Esq. Resolved —Vont Mr. Thomas Jenkins, of Pearboae Cottage ...
... t the Court House, at Cardigan, in the County of Cardigan, on the 9lb day of July next, at the hour of nine in the morning precisely:— THOMAS GRIFFITHS, late of King-Street, in the town of Aberystwith, in the county of Cardigan, Maitster and Coal Merchant ...
... frighted by the talk of a collision. The house divided, when the numbers were-For the mo- tion of Lord John Russell, 324; against it, 238. Majority, 86. Lord John Russell moved that the further consideration of the amendments of the Municipal Reform Bill be taken ...