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... [Price 4£d. (From the Welchman.) MELANCHOLY SIIirWRECK AND LOSS OF MINC LIVES. On Tuesday morning last, the brig Triton, of Cardigan, Capt. Rees, arrived that port from Quebec, with cargo limber for David Davis, Esq., on her voyage homewards, she was very ...
... dinner party on Saturday evening Iler Royal Highness of Kent Charlotte Diindss Earl Erroll Earl of Viscount Melbourne Lord John Russell Colonel Hon Henry Mr George Edward Anson bind Regiment of Foot Guard attended at the palace during evening Her Majesty ...
... disc! of his military functions by the Earl of Cardigan, | Lieutenant-Colonel of the 11th or Prince Albert’s Hussars, is copied from the Times of Friday last — “ We are given to understand that Lord Cardigan took | the command of the 11th Dragoons in India ...
... 47, New-street, all of Bir- VALUABLE GROUND RENTS, ELLING HOUSES. AND BUILDING LAND, ‘Dw PROSPECT-ROW, HOWE-STREET, AND CARDIGAN-STREET, NEAR THE RAILWAY STATIONS, BIRMING 0 be SOLD & and Co. on AUCTION, by E. and C. ROBINS, (instead of tiday the 4th ...
... Another vessel has upset passing up the river to a coal-spout, but no lives were lost. On Tuesday morning, the brig Triton, of Cardigan, Captain arrived at that port from Quebec, with a cargo of timber for David Davies, Esq. ber voyage homewards, she was fortunate ...
... and for these reasons I prefer making this announcement in my own name, however painful and humiliating it is to me to do so. John Wright. Henrietta-street, Coveut-garden, London, Nov. 23, 1840. Stoppagk oe Messrs. Hdlke’s Bank, at Deal.— We regret that ...
... New-street, all of Bir- mingham. VALUABLE GROUND RENTS, | DWELLING HOUSES. AND BUILDING LAND, PROSPECT- ROW, HOWE-STREET, AND CARDIGAN-STREET, NEAR THE RAILWAY STATIONS, BIRMINGHAM. O be SOLD by AUCTION, by E. and C. ROBINS, and Co. on Friday next the 4th ...
... was that I was so great a favon- rite?” The Chieftain stopped suddenly, bared his arm, and exclaimed in his own “ You are an Englishman: Holloway is an Englishman; this arm was cured of wound of four years’ standing, by Holloway's Ointment,” and a course ...
... Hall; Murray, George, Christ Pembroke; Radcliffe. John ham; Whatman, William, » Lincoln ; Shute, George B. H., Wad. Christ Church. Brazennose; Coulthard, Thomas, Queen’s ; Class 4.—Bowles, Henry A. St. John’s; Burnett, Stuart A. Crantley, Viscount, Christ ...
... 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 ...
... mention, except for the information persons a» distance, are. Sir Matthew Wood, Bart., Mr. John S. Surtnan, Mi. Jacob Osborne, and the representatives the late Mr. John Should the decision adverse to these parlies, the next kin, Mrs. Goodlake and Mr. Ililchins ...
... 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 ...