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... ADVERTISING CHRONICLE FOR THE PRINCIPALITY. • , • Imemsniia,.. ----.--- MEDICAL TESTIMONIALS. THE NEXT IRISH CHURCH BILL. Howurre.--John °angle a barefooted besmear, wh, In tremolo-Sir sloshea Reynolds, eontionally d.pr.,.. thump. Russell said that the Chancellor ...
... Jones, James Christopher, Thomas Hughes, John Jones, Wm. Parry, John Johns, John '1 homas, David' Evans, Edward Morgan, Wm. Wiljiams, Wm. Edmunds, David Morgan, Mary Waters, William Frost, William Joseph, John Smith. Thomas Jones, William ...
... London, and of the Company . Agen » the Country. -. farming Stock Insiiredgenerallyon toe. arm. plnsui ances due at Midsummer must be paid on or neiore. ;° f JUll ?? JOHN CHARLES DENIIAM, Serr ...
... city, on Thursday Four constables, whose names we have not learned—hut Richardson, we believe is the name of one— e-street, armed with large ont tn the the mazzle. On coming to Mr. Sefton, the , & poor was observed silently re- cEning its full length on ...
... church-rates has first been determined,’ fhere certainly appeared lo him (Lord John Xliusell) eeme inconsistency in thi*. Mr. HUME—Let us take them both together? Lord JOHN RUSSELL thought that the courae proposed by government was by far the fairest and ...
... hon. member read his own letter to Lord John Russell, dated 9th September, 1835, soliciting an appointment of commissioner of the charities commission, an office which had no salary attached, and also Lord John Russell's reply, refusing it, wishing to ...
... One of the papers asks— l nil the people take Dr. Mul holland's psirt, as they did Dr. Grattan's l- Yes, they did— Dr. Mulhollant'.'s flock took his part as Dr. Grattan's tenants and friends took his. The people had mad; rations to bar out Mr. Gallon, when ...
... I Mot geo J. O’Onoell, P'y»« Pryae, M.P. .* N. Ball, M.P. ; Honoorable Col. Wealeora, M P : Dr. Baldwin, M.P - ; John H. Talbot, M.P. John Mabar, M.P.; and aeveral other Gentlemen. The England and Ireland Union Railway, through South Wales, commencing ...
... Committeee ; and if so, from what county were they selected. Several Hon. Members rose, but there was a general cry for— Lord JOHN RUSSELL, who said he was sorry that he had not been present at the commencement of the discussion, for he felt bound to afford ...
... near Cardigan.—July 4th. 1836. Cheltenham. By order of the Assign* of the Estate and Effects of George Davis, late of Cheltenham, Stone Merchant. TO SOLD AUCTION, Mr. IV. RAWLINGS, On FRIDAY next, the22nd day of July inst. at the SUFFOLK ARMS INN, between ...
... ; - VV. C Young Josh. Jno. Mitcheson J_■ Kluck H R. Roblev John Woore Josh. .las Sheffield E G. White Thomas Fisher, jun. Adolphus Bamett John Olley James Bluett John Carter W. S. Cumming John Francis Rt. Hutchinson James 11 ordon, .ordon J. Batlell Henry ...