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... CADEU IDRIS MOUNTAINS, and pours its waters into the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; the high grounds comm am- extensive and vaned prospects, embracing fine views o' the Vale and Bay of Cardigan and the lofty Hills; the home scenery includes the summit of Caderldns ...
... against the fury of an armed mob, &c. Cambridge University, Feb. f. Smith's Prises. —(From our own Correspoudent.)—Ou Saturday last these prises were adjudged to Mr. Cayley, of Trinity, the senior, arid Mr. Simpson, of St. John's, the ascend, wrangler ...
... Royal Newfoundland Companies.—Lt. H. C Mai riot t tobeCapt. by pur. v. Lyttleton, ret., En. T. Johns to Lt. by pur. v. Marriott, It. A. Law. geut. En. pur. v. Johns. Brevet,—Capt. W. G. Beare, of the Ist, Maj. the Army. Staff.—Col. A.S H. Mountain, the 2Ulh ...
... situate In the counties of Cardigan and Radnor, belonging to the Duke of Newcastle, were put up to auction by Mr. Smith, the quantity of land to be disposed of consisting of about 30,000 acres. Hafod formerly held by Colonel Johnes, and was for many years ...
... merchant. John Bidgway, Liverpool, merchant. John Jones, Stockport, Cheshire, ironmonger. John George Thomson, Manchester, agent. Sidney Adcock, Marylehone, working jeweller. James Warne, Newport, Isle ol Wight, Southampton, grocer. John Collin, .Ne ...
... has productive Garden, and Si* Acres of Land attached to it. The whole in good repair. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Hutnphtis, Hazleton. Glamorgan shire. In be LET, for a period oj from One to Two or Three Yet HOUSE, well furnished, and most ...
... residence in Smith’s Town, near Elphin, accompanied by his servant, horseback. When about half mile from Ids house, a man, armed with gun, came up, and, addressing the reverend gentleman, said, • Say your prayers, for you are going to be shot.’ Mr. Lloyd ...
... Cambridge Lawrence Thomas Brown, innkeeper, Newent, Gloneent John Berry, banker, Liverpool Thomas Barnard, merchant, Devon 1. adford Potts, wool-broker, Leeds James Dickson, draper, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. John Ilicklin, printer, Nottimtham Henry Smith, wine merchant ...
... the lofty IDRIS MOUMAINS. and pouts its waters into the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; the high grounds cornu, ano extensive and j icspects. fine views ol the Vale and Bay ot Cardigan and the lolly Hills; th« home scenery includes the summit ol Idus, and Hie ...
... the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church. Lord Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars. short lime back an evening parly was given by the Karl of Cardigan, hich, as usual, several Officers of the regiment were invited. In the course ...
... us much Tories” as the Earl of Cardigan himself, our readers may imagine how they would have fared at the hands of the Morning Post. ‘There would have been no such admission as that at the end of the above Lord Cardigan, however arbitrary, ill-condi- ...
... the tradesmen of the ancient and loyal coy of Dublin. Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the resolution. He asked, Were the Englishmen to put a brutal upon their foreheads as well as their arms? Never (loud cheers).! A onion could exist only on a footing of ...