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... j Christopher Stainbank, Esq. I Nathaniel (ould, Eiq. Henry Tudor, Eiq. R. A. Gray, Esq. John L Woodhouie, Esq. i John Gore, Esq. John Woolley, Esq, Sir John Hall, K.C.H. Jos. Wright. Esq. Benjamin Harriion, Esq. George Frederick Young, Esq. I 7'icketi ...
... 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 ...
... sitoate the Parish of ham gel•Ueeen'r-Ulyn. in the County of Cardigan, eam?ri. sing nearly nu acres uf.lrabk, Jlaatna, and Paitare Land. Co be *OD by auction, By Air. ELM: WILLIAMS, At the Herbert Arms lan, Naehrialleth, On Y . , the 15th Day of Argent. 1838 ...
... the parish of Llanvihangel Geneur- glyn, in the county of Cardigan, comprising nearly 700 Acres o Pasture Land. Arable, Meadow, and TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. EDW. WILLIAMS, At the Herbert Arms Inn, in on Wed- nesday, the 15th day of August, 1838, between ...
... Mr. lore was with , him ; dues no! know of John Jordan haring any ein. plnvinent from Major RuiVc ; his wife lady > Lady Matilda Iluike ; vsiinest in Mr. j. Boise » about months ; heard Mr. William and John.lordan were jointly at Pettr Se-stmis for assault; ...
... following donations were announced:— Natural History. —Mr. Win. Darragh, specimens of the scaup dvk and cottus scorpius. Mr. .John Hea, some North American snakes. J. T. Made. Esq. some fossil shells, from the lias, near Carrickfergus. Mr. S. specimen of ...
... foolscap «vo.. 125.. JESSES GLEANINGS iB NATURAL HISTORY. John Murray. Albemarle-meet New (,ii.ae to .be Continent. — This day. win. a Map of Houius THE HAND-BOOK Vo.' TRAVELLERS in SOUTHERN GERMANY. John Murray, Albemarle-street. O. whom ra-iv be had, ihe ...
... hut has his l.ordslnp never heard of t c llallvhnley school, from Inch the Pncsl expelled the Uomaii Catholic children ri . ...
... several gentlemen who were hindered from voting, among whom was Lord John Scott. Before sat do.vn would give the account of Lord John Scott himself. On the two former elections Lord John Scott had received such treatment that lie hud hardly escaped with ...
... Ulhwuiid, both fur John Forster, From Dublin *the Lion, Cardigan, Lewis, 27, with 325 casks porter for Hupsill Brown. From John and Mary, of Milford, fcvann, 40, with 53 tons oats for I'hillpotts and Cu. From LoudomUrri/ *the Lovely, of Cardigan, Thomas, 37 ...
... leading to St. : John-Street, is the only EsrAsLrszlasN of J. T. BETTS and CO. The Agents appointed for this District of Country are,- Mr. Wm. Fretwell ?? Leeds. Messrs. Balland and Co. ?? Shefield Mr. John Bacon- ?? York. Mr. .John Shipparm ?? Mansfield ...
... of Sir John Silusiury Piezzi Sa. ,nlusury. ED\VARlD JONES, duly authorizeol Agent of David Pennantt, Esq. t TllOS. VV. EYIlON, duly tutitorised Agent ,L i oe f o ?? Elizabeth Allarison, e JWHVXI- XVEL('I, lay Iowxver of Attorney I. t from John Lloyd WVynan ...