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... to Matilda, second daughter of ?? John Annesly, Esq., of Oakley, in the county of Devon. I)ec. 12, at Hlawkchurclt. by the Rev. Dr. Itudge, Joseph, son of Mr. 1. Symonds, of Hawkclhurchl, to Lydia, dauglhter of Mr. John Way, of Whitechiurch Canonicorum ...
... Saturday last, at Braunton, the wife of John Bower, Esq., solicitor, of a daughter. On the inst., at St. Giles's, near Great Toirington, the lady the Rev. Juba Guard, of son. Kingsnympton, on Monday, the wife of John Hnnt, labourer, gave birth four children ...
... ascendancy, Cardiganshire has, we apprehend, advanced but little in independence. CARDIGAN—(in) P. Pryse, Esq., of Gogerddan, a great landowner the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Berks; His name was originally Loveden, but he changed it tor I on ...
... —(Tremendous cheering.) The Right Hon. Bart., then replied to the speeches of Lord John Russell, and Lord Morpeth, and others, with consummate eloquence and force. Lord John Russell replied. The question was then put from the chair, and leave was given o ...
... Ti«cy . Bradford —Lister, Busfield Bury—Walker Cambridge (/niceirffy—Goulburn, Law . Caroareon —Hughes . Cardigan —Pryse Clitkera —Fort CVcfcnlrr—Saoderaon, Smyth . . . . Crfr&Wr—Neeld Ueennport—Grej, Codrington . Durham—l roror Harlaod ...
... * (looiau (be of \\ (tUmcioii, * John Irelaod, lad about age. foro Aldamau Firio. ib« Mkimioo beadajr. Air. Drew, »utrU that be io*Uw to one paaaeagara wbo were oa Katuu when that Straits, Augoat, IHJ4, said that John J'* l ** lad who waa aeon on Murray’a ...
... Sir John Campbell, the attorney-general. Mr. Abe- cromby, formerly chief baron the exchequer iv Scotland, and afterwards master of Mint, is son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, who fell at Alexandria, and brother to the present Lord Abercromby. Sir John Campbell ...
... treatment the Melbourne Administration has received from the country, entitle one man to regard lor defending others, Lord John Russell and his colleagues can hardly ever repay the deep debt of gratitude they owe the Hon. Baronet. Sir R. Newman took a ...
... o D paralyses every project of the Que en’s Generals, fees hs . TT re inted by the P roprietors, JOHN AVERY, and THOWAS BESLEY-: > and published by JOHN AVERY, at the North Devon J ourna! Printing Barnstaple, Thursda vy, June 8tb, 1837. Office, Joy-street ...
... betweoae two grooma of bedchamber, upportere: each aide of body two gentlemen oenera of bio lota Mojooty; end the oßcero of arms will the feet. The public will be admitted to atete apartment from too to four o’clock oa Friday the fib iaataot, and from ...
... Messrs. Baldwin, O’Brien, Butler, Barry, and Grattan, presented petitions against Titles. Mr. Young presented petit ion against the ten hours Factory Apt. Messrs. Hutt, Hindley. Fitssassoo, Barry Grattan, presented petitions for Irish Corporation Belong ...