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... consequent danger of very great proportion of the land being thrown out of cultivation. After some observations from Mr. H. GRATTAN, Mr. S. CRAWFORD said tbe reason the farmers who had capiUl were emigrating was because they had no security for tbe investment ...
... the Rev. Count J. De Feld, canon of Middleham, the marriage of Paulet Henry St. John Mildmay, of Hayle Grove, in the county of Somerset, grandson of the late Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, of Dogmersfield Park, bart., and Caroline Adela Catherine Valentine ...
... resent an appeal to arms tbe Great Captain of the age bad exposed himself to charge of felony by obeying tbe laws of honour rather than those of bis country ; the highest Court io (be realm had acquired duellist—»he Earl Cardigan. Many gentlemen, brother ...
... took their stations on tbe Upper Common.— were General Lord Blooinfield, General the Londonderry, Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Cardigan, Field Marshal the Duke of Cambridge, Prince George of Cambridge, and several Prussian officers, all in full uniform. After ...
... his ancient custams and language, and, doing so, shuts out the channels of all improvement. the counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan, except in large towns, he seldom hears the sound of the English language. In parts of Pembrokeshire, Radnorshire, and G ...
... the Act of find 7th William IV., chap. 85. At Court held the George Inn, Trowbridge; Monday lot, before Fred. Webber, evq.; John perkineBtaricoirtb,b*q.,*nd Mr. Jos. Berry, Wereapi'OMtTed Constables for lie town; Mr. J. Kington and Mr. Felix Stevens, Aleconers ...
... WILCOCKS and the Rev. THOMAS HOKTOS. Cloth; 7s. (id. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers and the Investigation Truth. JOHN ABERCKOM- M.D. Cloth; brizlement servant South Si»a Company of similar notes or bonds secretly using stumps or dies for deeds ...
... and support liberal improvement of those institutions. Mr. John Frederick Stanford, of Portland Place, London, is candidate on the Moderate Liberal interest. It is stated that Sir John Hare also a candidate on the Liberal interest. We are informed ...
... mended them to my neighbours, enced very great benefit from their use. “JOHN OSBORNE, 1am, gentlemen, yours, &e., + Witness—James Buacess, Bookseller, “ March 8, 1841. Hinckly.”” Mr. John Osborne s case was pronounced by the regi- mental doctors to be incurable ...
... coming, as it does, from a Government office, it gives it increased validity—Punch. John Kemble. —I alwaysjiad a great liking—l may say, a sort of nondescript reverence—for John Kemble. What a quaint-creature he was! I remember a party, in which he was discoursing ...
... gardena, hearing the acreama of female-which were those of Miss Murray—hastened the apot firom whence they proceeded ; where he armed just aa the Prince had been dragged dry ground by the Queen. auppoeed by the Prince that, during the time Royal Uighnea* was ...