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... Hurst, Cliemist, Nevillc-strcct Brynmawr, David Edwards. Stamp Office John Jones. Draper awlGiocer Brecon, Philip Bright, Chemist, Medical Hall Beaufort and Victoria Iron Works, John Jones, and Tea Dealer , . _ . Carmarthen. Wm. Morgan. Chemist, Lamroas-atreet ...
... A. Harper, 27. Castle-street liflon . James Poole, Jnn., Dowry-terrace Cirencester . . John Hevir Dnrsley and Uley. John Fisher Gloucester . . . John Elliot, Solicitor . . .J. C. Lockwood Newnham . . . B. Bisp, Broad Oak, near Westbury Strondwalcr ...
... Esq., “eputy Chairman. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. I William Grant, Esq. StephenNirholson.Barber,Esq John Knowles. Esq., F.R.S. Rihert Biddulph. Esq. John Mendham, Esq. Robert Davies, Esq. j Thomas Meux, Esq. Thomas Edgar, Esq. j William Routh, Esq. In the ...
... F. GOWER, ESQ. SIR J. JOHN GUEST. BART., M.P. JOHN HARLEY, ESQ. H. 11. HARVEY, ESQ. CAPT. V. F. HATTON, N., M.P. ANTHONY HILL. ESQ. ROBERT HOLLOND, ESQ., M.P. PHILIP JONES, ESQ. DAVID LEWIS, ESQ. JOHN WILLIAM MILES. ESQ. SIR JOHN MORRIS. BART. DAVID MORRIS ...
... Parliament to remedy the distresses of the Irish people. The amendment was seconded Mr. John O'Connel; and after short speech from Mr. Fagan, also upon Irish topics, Lord John Russell rose. With respect to Ireland, he begged the house to suspend its opinion ...
... defended Mr. 11. Grattan from the attack the last speaker, whom lie described a man with all the ambition to in but with none of the modesty which would teach him to retire in o bis proper place. It was his in'ention, like Mr. 11. Grattan, to give iiis support ...
... nearly completed. Loro Cardigan in Dublin. —The Mercantile Ad- verltser contains llie following curious statement: The officers of the Dragoon Guards, stationed io this city, with view, we learn from correspondent, to lake Lord Cardigan (recently arrived in ...
... Chemist, Nevilte-slrcet Brynmawr, David Edwards, Stamp Office Brvnmawr. John Jones, Draper and Giocer Brecon, Philip Bright. Chemist, Medical Hall Beaufort and Victoria Iron Works, John Jones, G ocer, and Tea Dealer _ . . Carmarthen, Wm. Morgan, Chemist, ...
... .. A. Harner, 27, Cnsilc-sireet Clifton . James Poole, Jnn., Dowry-terraca Cirencester . . John Bevir Dursley and Uley. John Fisher Ohmccster . . . John Klliot, Solicitor Lechludc . . .J. C. Lockwood . . . B. Bisp, Broad Oak, near West bury Strondwnter ...
... longest leave of absence thinks pr. stipulate for, with the ir.g l is virer again be requ.rcd U> UKjt, L-.r i Cardigan that in case Lord Cardigan retires, Fnr.ce Gocrge Cambridge i- t.. succeed the com.maud the regiment.— Looker-On. An llie Samuel Scott ...
... William Robinson. Spring-meadow, Yorkshire dver. John Mozley Stark, Gamsbcrough. William • millwrigl.t. Spencer Purser, Cheltenham, Ben; jamin Scott. Holloway. Somersetshire, seedsman David James, Cardigan, licensed victualler. Frederick Butler. ; Stafford ...
... imprisonment with hard labour. John Francis, charged with having, the 28th of July last, the hamlet of Monkswood, stolen about 3lhs. of pork, the property of Sarah Edwards. Guilty: Six months’ imprisonment with hard labour. John Watkins, charged with having ...