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... Beaufort Arms, Ragland, to Miss Anne Morgan, the Ostrich Inn, Llandilo Cressenny On the Ifith inst. Mr. Percy Lee, to Emma, daughter of C. Owen Lord, Esq. and niece to Sir John Owen, Bart. M.P. DIKD.—On Wednesday last the widow of the late Mr. John Winston ...
... late John Home, Esq., of Edgbaston, near Birmingham. On the inst., at Mr. Charles Battlev, of Warwick, to Elizabeth, eldest surviving daughter of the late Mr. Richard Horton, of Snitterfield. Same day, at All Saints' Church, Leamington, Mr. John Noyes ...
... Warwickshire - 6642 NORTHAMPTON ASSIZES. John acton, Samuel Swann, and Richard Lee, were charged with having, the night of Monday, the 9th of January last, entered certain lands, the property of the Earl of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, for the destruction ...
... near Swan>ea Thunkty. l.au«han, i.\l h, 'fT apparently without pan. - late Mr John p, ~; >■* of a« '> relict of the Worcester-bin ■.- ed.u-,.!av last, Pai-rv Vs.. ■v a, Cardigan, 73, Henry house' New.-«S ,h n,1 , the hue, C. B. K. S.-On the at his f'S' ...
... Act 15, 1837. a Heaviside, Esq. Goldsmid, Esq. Sutton, jun. Esq, ‘alker, Esq. Whalley, 4.P. Josh. B. Wilks, Esq. Sir John Rennie, and John Urpeth Rastrick, Esq. STANDING Francis Henry Goldsmid, Esq. Messrs. Sweet and Sutton, ‘Mr. Heary Brighton. London. ...
... Conolly, Howard. Cardigan, &c. Wednesday, highly reepected, in his 56th year, Mr. John Teece, of Bausley, near Alberbury Tuesday, “gd 7 mouths, Katherine Jane, daughter of the Rev. . Meredith, RS-hanl Head Master of Newport Sunday, John, eldest son of Mr ...
... and unworthy of credit. Moreover, it turns out that Allen and M'Kenzie were not simple peasants, but hired Orangemen well armed, who did their best to provoke the Catholics. As for Mr. Spelman, there was evidence to show that he exerted himself to calm ...
... Pool, Mr. John Jones, and + of Newtown, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Andrews, cabizet- maker, of the place.—Same day, at the same place, Mr. Thos. Lewis, baker, Street, Welsh Peol, to Miss Elizabeth U of the Lower DIED.—Wednesday, aged 52, Mr. John Richards ...
... Strangeways, J. French F Strutt, E. Gi'oson, J Style, Sir C. Gordon, R Talbot, J. 11. Goring, H Talford, Serjeant Grattan, J Tancred, 11. W. Grattan, Thomson, C. P. Greene, T Thornely, T. Greenaway, C Trary, H. H. Grey, Sir Troubridge, Sir E. T. Grote, G Tufnell ...
... victualler. Prom the Gazette Moor- = Moy 2. June 1R—Samuel a Birmingham, stationer, Com. Court.—John Drayton and Charles Drayton, St. John- Clerkenwell, Com. Court— John Mannerings, Chatham, Kent, builder, Com. Court— Edwin Bryant, Lombant-street, London, mer- ...
... Inn.fielda; Lef.w«*. Birmingham. WILLI ENGLAND CARTER, druggist. Chesterfield. July 3 and 28. at the Rutland Arms Inn. Bakewell. ickery, Grattan. Chesterfield. EDWARD wor.ted-manufacturer, Dudley-hillAorhshire. June 22 aid July 28. the Court-house. Leeds ...
... 19, Now CLARK, John, shoemaker and Aug. 19, Sept. 19, Peacock Inn, Bostom. Sols. Holloway, Ken. BAMFORD, John. Bromley, Staffordshire, maitster Ang. 17, Sept. 19, Mamsell’s Imm, Sol. Harri Prom the Gazette of Priday, August 11, » John, and George Parkes ...