... accommodativn of the Drains may be seen at the Gogerddan Arms, should be required | Abervstwith; Black Lion, Cardigan, Wynnstay Arms, Me. Samue! Hiles, of Pulley, « appoint a person Machynlleth; Osford Arms, Kington, Bear Ino, to shew the ground, nd tor particulars ...

... his situativn, aad in to answer the ebarge brought against him by the Earl of Cardigan, and be would contend that be bad as mach to com- of the conduct of the Earl of Cardigan as the Ewi had ef bm, The letter ocersioned the present Court Martial was written ...

... Birmingham Plans and Specifications of the Works and Seetions rddan Arms, of the Drains may be seen at the Go Aberystwith; Black Lion, Cardigan; Wynnstay Arms, Machynlleth; Oxford Arms. ington; Bear Ine, : Newtown. Oak Inn, Welsh Pool; Castle Inn, Brecon; ...

... Col of Arms. Also that his al Highness shall for the future use and bear t al Arms, differenced with a label of three points ai t, the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, quarterly witb the arms of his Mlustrious house, the Royal arms in the ...

... admonition of that officer wonld tend to promote their weifare and John then told them that it was perfectly useless fur any of them to make any farther complaints against the Earl of Cardigan ; for that Lord Hill had determined to listen to nothing which ...

... the said Bank were produced by, of arose from surplus neys arisen from the sale of certain Estates for- ly belonging to Sir JOHN POWELL PRYCE, of Hatt, in the county of the accumulations thereof : n. deceased (who died on the 3d day of July, 1776), Now ...

... Sussex Bristol Koad, Plans and of the Works and Section of the Drains may be seen at the Gogerddan Arms, Aberystwith; Biack Lion, Cardigan, Wyunstay QOatord Arms, Kington; Bear Newtown: Oak Inn, Welsh Pool; Castle Inn, Breeor Dragon Inn, of Mr. W. J. Beir ...

... some he neeforth take and resaid spinste: use the vame denne ‘ only and also bear the arms ¢ of net : sy arms being first duly exemplified according 4 the laws of arms, and recorded in Office, otherwise t he said Roval lie ese the Heralds miasion to be ...

... further conversation, The Magistrates said they thought the Act of Par- liament wou d authorize them to take sureties of Lord Cardigan im the mode adopted by Mr. Adoipbus, and they directed that his Lordship should enter isto bis own recognizances in with ...

... out of a building iu the Double Butcher Row, eeca. pied by Mr. Scoltock as a warehouse and steble, with two chairs under his arm, and that he (Williams) hed told the prisoner he hed better take them which be accordingly did, and went away; but ina short ...

... mediciner , Salmon, who had counterfeited their wra; TS. At the central Criminal Court on Monday, the recognizancies uf Lord Cardigan and Cap- tein were again respited till next ses- Five ruffians of the N division of London po- lice last week were dismissed ...

... sideboard, capital mahogany bureau and bookcase, 6 and 2 arm mahogany chairs io hair se ng, Brussels carpets, handsome ditto, 174 ft by hearth rugs, handsome ass in 3 gilt frame, plate 35in by 10 ami 2 arm painted chairs, seg seats, loose hair seats and cotton ...