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... JOHN FUEL. Friday (Uh Ist mst., Dimmock, How«on, Ick, and of Sidnev College, in this University’, were admitted Scholars of that Society. ORDINATION. At an ordination held on Sunday ist, at All Soula* Church, Lang* ham-place, by the Lord Bishop or Chichester ...
... Business Addresses. HOPS ON SALE. JOHN DODGSON, Hop Merchant, No. 4, Bridge-End, Leeds, has ON SALE a large Assortment 18-inc- NEW and YEARLING Kent, and Sussex HOPS, he'is Offering on reasonable Terms. LONDON PORTER STORE. j. LBION WHARF, School Close ...
... Cardiff, Bcc. . . John Nichol', Junr., LL.D. Merthyr Tydvil . Josiah John Guest Swansea, Src. . . John Henry Vivian MERIONETH . Richard Richards MONTGOMERY Rt. Hon. C. W. W. Wynn Montgomery, erc. . Col. John Edwards PEMBROKE . Sir John Owen, ...
... Buildings) 1,724 Square Yards, (be 1 the same more or less,) now in the several Occupations of Robert Hobart, John Jackson, Robert Nelson, John Sykes, • Mary Smithies Jessy Rose, Benjamin Farrar, and one at i present unoccupied. . Lot 2.— A1l those FIVE ...
... Premises, situate in the parish Bs Geneur- glyn, in the county o Cardigan, cong nearly 700 Acres o Pasture Land. Arable, Meadow, and TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EDW. WILLIAMS, At the Herbert Arms Inn, in Machyolieth, on Wed- hours of four and six o'clock ...
... BBISTOL. Armed (May 30) /rum Ooprey (.X Waterford Benafcrd, White, Ilfracombe TceTidgni).M Namaia,Bld(rd Herald (aX VWao, St. I Tea PUgwenUy. Lew la, London JanefcMrgrt,Oihoeae, Padttow gomercetahln.l.uckoy.B-wator Good-hope. Been, Cardigan Wm. IV., Wreyfced ...
... the Irish Poor Law Bill, and the discussions on tiie various clauses occupied the whole evening. HOUSE COMMONS—FRIDAY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL made the same statement that Lord Melbourne made the House of Lords, respecting church acvothiuodatiou iu Scotland ...
... standard-bearer of ti corps of gentlemen at arms, by Lord Foley. Captain Houton, ensign of the yeomen of the Earl of Ilchester. _ . . Mr. Benj. Smith, senior member of her Majestl corps of gentlemen at arms, by Lord Foley. Mr. Alfred Montgomery, on his ...
... , by Sir John Hobliouse. Lieutenant J. Wingfield Stratford, by the Hon. Colonel W. Stratford. Captain Stephenson. by the Earl of Limerick. Lieut. Beauchamp Proctor, by Sir W. B. Proctor. General Sir Edward Paget, Lieutenant-Generals Sir John H. Dalrymple ...
... honourable corps of gentlemen at arms, by Lord Foley. Captain Houton, ensign of the yeomen of the guard, by the Earl of Ilchester. _ . . Mr.Benj. Smith, senior member of her Majesty's honourable corps of gentlemen at arms, by Lord Foley. Mr. Alfred Montgomery ...
... Abbiss, H. M. Rico, William John Moore, C. F. Bamptylde, George Bythesea, Provost of Eton, Edward St. John, John Brown, a V. Sampson, Morant, Stone, S. Creyke, N. W. Hallward, Charles Prob . ,/ Wadham Harbin, Henry Palmer, William Hepworth, T. Dawson Logan ...
... Processions (Ireland) Bill was brought up, and ordered to be engrossed.—The Order of the Day for going into committee on the Arms (Ireland) Bill was discharged; Lord Morpeth having stated that he proposed to bring in a new Bill on the subject.—The Vagrant ...