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... complaining that lime, hut did com plain a little the day before. After dinner that day, stood up from the table, stretched out his arms, and extended his chesi, and said he felt plethora. took very drink Thursday evening. He was perfectly collected Alien left ...
... Kirtland, Thompson, Fathers, and Randall, producing a rental of 521. per annurn. May be viewed by applying to Mr. John Brooks, Cardigan- plaee, who will shew the Houses; and for further particulars apply to the auctioneers, or Mr. George Rackstrow, Oxford ...
... Seboley, Kirtland. Thompson, Fathers, and Randall, producing « rental of 52/. per annum. May Ik* viewed applying Mr. John Rrooks, Cardigan-place, who will show the houses; and for further particulars apply the Auctioneers, or Mr. George Hackstrow, solicitor ...
... MAR Aug. 12, at Hants, by the Hon. and Rev. Predevick P. Bouverie, Canon of Salt.bury, Thomas Beale Browa, Esq. only sun of John Browne, Esq. Salperiou, in this county, to Mary Eliza, second daughter vi George James Sulivaa, E-g. of Wilbury Park, Wilts ...
... England. Trial Frost's Sok-ik-Law for Forgery.—At the Monmouth Assizes, Friday, the trial of Thomas Foster Geach, the step son of John Frost, upon various charges of fo-gery, took place. The particulars have already been deta'led.—The jury returned a verdict ...
... and advised his passengers to retire the cabin. They had only done so, wh-n volley was fire-1, k'lhng the cabinboy, named John Gill, of Pittsburg. The Indian* fired from both shores. Some of the bullets passed through the cabin, hut the passengers, throaing ...
... htott; Jame* Blake, Virmont; John Kilkelly. Mn**- , li .ia-rt Blake Poster, Koockmoy Abbey ; John P. H, Tea ; J Pfrench, Prenchgrore ; Barholo, a't u-e. r. H.illsherach ; Patrick Blake, Freochfotl ; ,; . Blake. J. , Belmont; John B. Lynch, Cloonkcely ; j'romiah ...
... AND EAST INDIA AND COLONIAL CHRONICLE. offered to Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, for his Lordship's residence during the stay of the corps at Preston Barracks, Sussex Express,, ORDNANCE CORPS, HI. Artillery—Major Hanwell’s company, slh Balt ...
... called Sartbwaite, large piece fell upon his arm which it broke below the elbow. Route.—Viscount Creighton, tho Hon. Mr. Stanley, and General White, passed through Scdbergh, and changed horses at tbe King's Arms during the present week. BuTTk'R Market.—Wc ...
... and orship having acknowledged the compliment, the meeting Mr. Grattan?s Nose.?On the subject of personal one in forcibly reminded of the admirable and good humoured bon-mot of Mr. Grattan, the author of and Byways, &c., who, during a residence by the ...
... The romantic from Bar-month to Dolgelley from thence Ltwyugwril won-derfal : the drive from to Towyq Aberdovey having full Cardigan Bay right with Cader Idris and noted Craig-y-detyn celebrated of Tal-y-llyn on the left description also full of Snowdon ...
... the Queen's stables ! The Princess Augusta's mansion has been offered to the lieutenantcolonel of the regiment, the Earl of Cardigan, for his lordship's residence during the stay of the corps at Preston barracks. — Sussex Express. Abergavenny is likely to ...