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... between John Glasheen and his sister, and being about to give up possession to the sister, who had administered to her late mother, John lasheen came to the house and assaulted his sister and Quill, and having taken the letter up in his arms, carried ...
... row ; Thomas Kcnna, Love lane John Elliott, ana John aud Henry Burke, Thomas.street; and John iras. WISLIILLAKEOI'S. One shilling each from the lolluwmg, : John Kennedy, North Frederick street; John Ward, Castle street; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Law, Sir Bethel Cod ring ton, Bart. Sir M. Hicks Beach, Bart, and lately Beach, Sir Charles Morgan. Bart. Sir John Duckworth, Bart. Sir John Raul. Bart, and Lady Raul, Rev. Sir J. 11. Seymour, Bun. Sherbrooke, Lady Seymour, Sir Matthew Wood, Bart. M. ...
... Demerarat; Elba Aan, Roger.I, from St. John'%, Newv Brunswick. Cage~teo SEPT. 25.-Aried the Jarnea Lemon, Legg, from Hon. daraas- Hannah, Bridges, frontditto. DsoOUgnA, SEPT. 23.-At'rived the Lady Douglas, from St. John'si, New Brunswick. dth 1- 1 ?? from ...
... Rd. James. Holywell, John Hughes. Brecknock, J. P. North. Geo. Littlewood. Bridgend, Wm. Lewellin. Kidwelly, T. D. Michael. Chepstow, Joseph Morris. Pembroke, David Edwards. Cardiff, John Bird. Pontypool, J. O. Kenrick. Cardigan, Caleb Lewis. Swansea ...
... Chesterfldd’s Doq John walked over. The Stake* of2oo bovs. each, h. L«f«r Course. Wostminswr’* Albemari* Duke Clevda&d's Aiiirs. » Woo by bead. _ The Cop value 450 guineas, with sot*, added—Two mile* and five furlong*. Lord Chesterfield’s Doa John * Jlr. Orik’a ...
... 'preaclhers, tht -3iev: Gentne u the Franciscan, SS. Michael and John'g, and John-street, Chtbrcb es, and the following gentlemen :-Daniu l O'Q on- nell, Esq., M.P., Merrionasquare; John Power,Esq., ?? Harcourt-street; James Power, Esq, ?? James I artin ...
... (striker,) and George Faxakcriv. John Dean, a striker, was found his knees fervently pray ing to the Lord to have mercy his sool. lived until tco o'clock the same morning. Thoa. Price, another striker, was , picked insensible. John Parker was dreadfu ly muiilaled ...
... 3861., was received incindi ol- lowving donations:- John Ennis, Esq. £1 0 0 C. Fitzsimon, Esq. 1 0 0 S. Boxwell, Esq. 1 0 0 Peter Depoe, Esq. 1 0 0 Hhmmgh O'Callaghan, Miss Busby 1 0 0 Esq. 1 0 0 John Byrne, Esq. 1 0 0 P. Swveetman, Esq. 2 0 0 Walter Nolan ...
... ries-General—Cori- Mayimillian Malassez. missatiat Clerks John Josiah Smith, Joba Philip Car.m, » Philip Turner, John Trimmer, Ro- bert Low, Edmond John M*Mahon, William Spearman Archer, John Salush ury Davenport, Willoughby Clement Wasey, and James Augustus ...