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... b_ys hurrying to the various point-, of rendezvous with banners muffled, an.l scarfs and wands carefully packed under their arm.. About an hour later the discordant sound, of the temperance bands, issuing from lanes and alley. , were heard in all directions ...
... within two miles of Cardigan, and pn Saturday 3 near Abergwilly. In fact, a general feeling of apprehension prevails that the destruction of private property will follow the present toll-bar outrages. A lessee of 11 toll-bars ea the Cardigan trust states, that ...
... daughter of King George III., in her 70th year. II. Discovery of arms, au.l attack on the police, by the ChartiMs of Sheffield. — Chartist riots at Dewtburv. 16. Arrest of a number of' armed Chartists attending a meeting in Bethnal -green. — Opening of the ...
... CH, . Henry DOyly, Thomas Dalmer, J unrs Hay, Douglas i Mercer, John Reeve, Sir Robert Gardiner, Archibald » Money, E. Parkinson, Thomas Hunter Blair, It. f Lluellyn, Richard E^erton, John B .teler Parker, . James Claud Mourchier, James Or .nr, Thomas ...
... morning a stiff breeze sprun up end the sea wa- considerably agitated, and in the course of tiie afternoou the hull ,-f the John o'Gaunt, the vessel destroyed by Captain Warner, was seen drifting uith ihe wind. Hundreds of persons followed its progress ...
... e, lord Glenelg, the Earl of Desart,the Earl of Shaftesbury, Lord Foley, the Archbishop of Canter- bury, and the Earl of Cardigan. The ambassadors' box was, as usual, completely filled by the corps diplomatique. The attendance of peers was less numerous ...
... representation here shows how completely the county is under the control of the priests. The candidates originally were Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. Co. bally, and for these two persons the electors were ordered to vote, but on coming to the place of nomination they ...
... the occupation of John Jackson and John Philipson, and containing together 23a. 2r. 26p. or thereabouts. LOT XI. AN ALLOTMENT on Levens Low Common, in Levens aforesaid, being numbered 370 on the award Map, in the occupation of John Philipson, and con- ...
... circumference, and, more remarkable, they having attained this uuu-.ua! sizo without the aid of any artificial heat. Eai 1 Cardigan has been induced to tender an apo- logy to Captui n Gerard Noel, of the Iltli Hussars, for the insulting expressions he addressed ...
... s^nth w**t. A schooner, the Plireiiix. two vessels called the John Simes and Celia. all went on shore — crews saved. Upwards of 200 vessel* lost anchors and cables. A vessel called the John William went on shore two miles from the port, aud three of the ...
... Frankfon Assembly. In his ?? i-> the Second ' i Chain >>er. c mmuiiicaung the in exigence i.f ihe i !ec- j j tio:i of the Archduke John, his Majesty enleied a sort of protest against the ulterior decision of the i Assembly, announcing his intension 'o ipii! his ...
... meeting. Some of the delegates asked how they were to come with their arms ? The chairman, to the best of his belief, said that every man was to come armed. He told them to «-ome ?? their arms in tbe J>e»t waT t.hey could. Some asked, 4 ' How could they come ...