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... a distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended arms under the direction of a meritorious er, and under the eye of a companion brother in arms. achievements of the British arms in of the Sove- India bad the His Grace reign and the applause ...
... ESTATE, at Cooper’s Green. TO BE SOD BY AUCTION, BY MR. G. CLARKE, at the jing-heuse of Mr. John Har- ding, the Bouz of Stafford, on Thursday the day of October, Arms Inn, in Audlem, in the county 1840. between the hours of four and six o’clock in the evening ...
... :-B'ilhato Bares, chief mate; Edward Berridge, second mate; Henry George, steward ; Francis Brown, John Hart, Charles Charles. Doors, John Lee, John Harrington seamen. Capt. Crowder and his crew embarked on Thorelay morning an board the smack Breese ...
... counties of Pembroke end Cardigan have also been ordered by the government to repair forthwith to MITTED To ruz Gaot.—Jonathan Howell Lewis, and Davies, charged with having created a riot in in the Abernant, for trial at the Assizes.—John fones for a like offence ...
... France, mother the General ; and secondly. the Prineesa Holivnliihe, of the noble of that name in Germane, whom be hail a recond arm, the Count aximilian il'Orsiy, at present one the Chamberlains to tie Emperor of Alistria.—Grote. THE AIISSION.—We have ascertained ...
... ject to conditions then to be produced, three FREEHOLD COTTAGES and Gardens, in the several occupations uf John Doae, Richard Done, and John Davies. Thetenants will shew the premises, and for further in- formation apply to the Auctioneer, Pepper LAND ...
... precedents. The pensioners bail been called out liy Lord Grey's Government ii. 1t 1 32-3, and by Lord John Itie.sell when !tome Secretary in 139. Arms had been put into their hands, but without the organisation now proposed ; for then they were to act ...
... address; the Marquess of Camden, the Marquess of Clanricarde, the Earl of Zetland, the Duke of Buccleuch, the Earls of Devon, Cardigan, and Dalhousie ; Lords Bean- mont, Campbell, Lyttleton, Langdale, and Denman.— There were several Bishops early in attendance ...
... THE (Willies John eashire— At Lansaster, a, » tbe City and Crester=The same dey ne doy 14. , 16, lesey— At Beaumaris, July 22. ee aay, oy ow (David Commissioner.) norsbire—At Presteign, > June 20. Carmarthen, June 22. » Jane 24. Cardigan, Thereday, June ...
... were vague and inconclusive accordingly. With respect to the question of leases, his own opinion was, that • leaseholder in arm: was more dependent on his landlord than an occupier of equal amount without • lease. But he would not argue that point; he ...
... litho- graphic plans may be had at the B! the Public House, Pontblyd lack Lion Inn, Mold; bam; Wynnstay A: Ruabon Wynns tay Arms, Wrex- Lian: len; Owen Glyndwr, King’s Head, ; and White Lion, Mr. Robert Peters, Ruthio; from Mr. Griffith Jones, Hope > Surveyor ...
... Bodkio) said, that in looking into the list of cases be observed, that No. 7, was that of the Earl of Cardigan. The Court would be aware that the Earl of Cardigan. being • Poet realm, could not be tried here ; therein , he submitted, that his name shield be ...