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... Philip Marks Bhalington. W. K Philippa J. M'Cord Cardigan. John ilaon and Co. .. Chepetow. .. Chippenham. .. Ditto. .. Kvesbam. .. Promo. .. Kington. .. Melksbatu. .. Mortoa-in-lbo-Marah. S. Mansford and Son John Wclsoa .. .. Reubin Hayward .. Thoa. Horne ...
... Alderman John Brooks, | ude the member of the League (and he of * we're all for ourselv: y there world” celebrity ), against Mr. Thomas Sowler, the 1 quired fublisher of the Manchester Courier, for on allegal libel bom it concerning the said John Brooks ...
... submUsion by threats to surrender the Government into the hands of Lord John Kussell. That bub has burst ; Lord John has had the Governmcut 5n his little gmsp, and, to borrow one 6f Mr. Grattan's tumid figures, the baby-hand has been repelled even by the energy ...
... ever, if it be for a century, 1 upon with neglect or indifference.” The Times, in another article, expresses its convic Lord Cardigan will leave the army. The following passages in the memorandum to which we have alluded “ The general commanding in chief ...
... these resolutions, which were unani © strong calve acopted by the committee of officers. These are the os the Dublin clubs: Grattan, Dr. Doy Je, Hugh ned any neaox, Davis, St. Patrick, Oliver Bond, Jackson the fol- kea Thomas, Citizens’, Emmett, “9S, r, ...
... period lac ted for the ftta. Thus the Duke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of Duke ...
... BIRTHS. Sept, 7, the MruU'i, the wife the Her. M. B. Hale, of daaghtrr. Aug. .?U, lloov, rear Indbur} , th lady of the Rev. John Lander, of a son. rtiU bom. Sept H. Hardwick, near prtow, the Thomas Henry Morgan, En., of daughter. MARRIAGES. Sept 9. at ...
... placed at the of the horse the night previously the time 10 August 16 of the Queen's Me house, the sir Wen. Bethan, Ister Arms, has ‘is work has eu the pre at Charen ri Ww +, the or a field on the site of the battie-ticld of the apprehension of the prisoners ...
... Ireland laid received strict injunctions to search tor and seize all unregistered arms Ireland. , . « l >nl CkarUrille said the evil arising from the concealment of arms was on the increase. . _ . .. j Transportation. —The Archbishop Dublin brought forward ...
... had beam of JOHN WILLIAMS, (of Hafod, In the county of Cnitllgau. farmer,) THOMAS WILLIAMS,Wteof LleuestU*. In the said oounly of Canlignn. Farmer, MARIJAKET MORGAN. (Of Windmilhslreet, Court Road, In the comity of MfaldlMex. the Widow of John Moroan, late ...
... proceedings against that gentleman were arbitrary and disgraceful, but he were punished and sent to the custody of the Seijeant at Arms, he should himself the honour of visiting him. Sir G. Grey said, the liuusc ought to maintain the authority of their committees ...
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