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... Parthygwyddfyleh. In occupation of James Lewis 19 Gwastadgoed C; the of Williams.. 027 Rhydydidfarch, in the occupation of John Mil seme 3 Gorswer, in the occupation of Owen 26 02 in the occupation of Griffith 63 031 2—Henblas, in the cecupation of Thomas ...
... serious anxiety and apprehension. Mr HENRY GRATTAN likewise proposed an amendment, declaring that the feeling of augmented by dis- tress, which prevailed im Ireland, required the immediate attention of Parliament. Mr JOHN O’CONNELL seconded this amendment. Mr ...
... luable work; the maps are drawn with a beauty and precision which we vainly lo for many times larger.”— Brilannia. London: Grattan and Gilbert, 51, Paternoster-row. Orders received by all Booksellers. FOHN LIGNUM & SON'S ANTISCOR- BUTIC DROPS, LOTION, and ...
... Oswestry, Rich. Evans ; John Davies; Llanfair, Mrs. Humphreys; Welshpool, J. Williams, Thomas Jo nes ; Machynlleth, R. Morgan; Aberysteith, John Cole, Grifith and Ro- verts; Aberayron, Abel Green; Cardigan, J. Jones; Edwaris; Newtown, John Moore 3 Bi- shop’s ...
... other Wood coataiviag a brief history of the English Bible, Kc. 0 2 and ‘M4, Paternoster Row. N the matter of the PETITION of JOHN ROWLEY, of Black Chiek, im the Part, in the parish of > before en of the Bash, im the towaship of Cefnmeaer, in same couaty ...
... to-day. Sub-. Coppinger met a body of armed men the other day, who threatened to shoot him if he continued his search for O’Gorman. The sub-inspector was alone, and did not wish to show fight to such a large namber of armed ruffians. — The Cork papers announce ...
... the same more or and containing by admeasurement, 13a. Ir. 27p. or there- This Lot is surrounded Esq. Mrs. Bevan, and S. Wee John Walker, LoT v. _All that neat and genteel M. or Dwelling-house, with the spacious Yards, Garden, tbuildings, and other App ...
... heels, ana W. Scott broke his arm—in 1838 and 1839 he won ; and there is little doubt as to what will happen in 1840 on the Tuesday three weeks hence. Verily, it is a dangerous stable to oppose. It is singular that John Scott can do nothing with the Derby ...
... ; James said the same; John Roberts told them not to st me again, bat to iet the fellow alone ;! turned to zo home, and Jones walked alter me and hit me two or thre-times over my right arm; when I gct up! found that my left arm was broken: Joha Roberts ...
... moved. There is some of the arm-bones, leg, ribs, and thigh ; in fact, I believe have them ail complete. The bones of the dog lay beside the human bones. or Misex.—On Monday afteznoon, Mr. Baker held an inquest at the King’s Arms, Charles- street, City-road ...
... after the questi ion was put, Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke in defence of the course pursued by the Pposition, which had been cen- sured by Lord Francis the policy of the late governmen Egerton, and shortly vindicated Sir John Hobhouse add: t in India (to which ...
... Jones, all Liberals. The two former gentlemen were re-elected, in conjanction with John Roberts, Esq. so- and C. H. Chapman, Esq., agent to the Castle family—On Thursday, John Roberts, Esq., Solicitor, Well-street, was elected M. for the without opposition ...