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... married, at St. John's, in this city, by the Rev. Custos Garbett, Mr. J. R. Gardner, Draper, Pentonville, London, to Louisa Ann, only daughter of Mr. Pitman, of Church Street, in this city. On Monday last was married, at Weobley, by the Rev. John Birch Webb ...
... Editor The American Bobadii. By T. C. Admiral Lord alixendeck's Narra- Grattan, Esq. Live. By the late Watty Cock- Retrospection uey, Esq. Edited by the Author Letters from Ireland. By John of' Paul Pry Carne, Esq. Music Mad. By one of the Authors The Lesson ...
... : The Gurney Papers. By the rho American Bobadil. By Editor. T. C. Grattan, Esq. Admiral Lord Mizendeck's Nar I Retrospection. - rative. By the late natty Letters from Ireland. By John Cockney, Esq. Edited by the Came, Esq. Author of Paul Pry. The Lesson ...
... Inder the SOLE MANAGEMENT of Mr. GRATTAN. N MONDAY next, September 3d, 1838, the Per- ( formances will coummence with Colman’s celebrated Play of THE £RON CH. ST. Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr. GRATTAN. Blanch. Mrs. GRATTAN. Mrs.GRATTA N *s celebrated RE MINISCENCE ...
... from Liverpool. At BOSTON, August 20, the Roman, Davis, from Bahia for Hamburgh. .Dover, Sept.14 At PORTLAND, August 18, the John Dunlop, Skofield, from Liverpool. BATH, August 16, the Christiana, Coz, from Liverpool. At WISMAR, Sept. 3, the Marie, Luders ...
... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...
... the knife, which the prisoner drew across his hand, and then cut him twice across the arm, at the samo time exclaiming, You , you have got it ! The prosecutor's loft arm was deeply cut, und tho muscles were divided. The prosecutor fainted from loss of blood ...
... Carmarthen and Borough, Saturday, November 17. Pembrokeshire.. At Haverfordwest and Town, Monday, November 19. Cardiganshire.. At Cardigan, Wednesday, November si. Brecknockshire.. Brecon. Friday, November 33. the City of Bristol, Monday, November 26. Somersetshire ...
... following nobility and gantry have chsngtd horses at the 801 l daring resent week,—Gsa. Blsckbnra, Mrs Fsclor, Countess of Cardigan. Countess of Clare, Sir Geo. Villiers, Lord Boy»«, Cspt. Fergoson, Lard Torringtoa. Baron Vsn Wetsr, J A. Dross, Esq., Pulteosy ...
... patronage of the Duke of Newcastle, and Mr. Powell, of Nanteos, the worthy Repre- sentative and Lord Lieutenant of the county of Cardigan. The town is well chosen. It is on the borders of South and North Wales, and the accommodation for strangers is ample The ...
... American Bobadil, By ', C. Grattan, Esq. Retrospection Letters from Ireland. By John Carne, Esq. The Lesson of Life. By Douglas Jerrold, Esq. The Manager's Note Book—No. 11. Nell Gwynne, Alexander Pope Papers of a Gentleman-at-Arms, edited by H. Brownrigg ...