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... aud directed those costs were paid and likewise the amount of rates for 5s case and 3s d in other John should discharged from prison John Thorogood - John Thorogood length been allowed to walk out of Chelmsford goal an imprisonment of twenty-two months ...
... person having claim or upon the Effects of Daniel Phillips requested forthwith to the John all who indebted to said Phillips are immediately their reapeetiva of aaid John Williams HUGHES Solicitor for Bangor Oct 1840 Creditors Debtor YTIIEREAS ANN PARRY ...
... under obligetion to Lord Cardigan permitting to defray large expense (40000 1) fur tlie of dree necessary on conversion of the 1 1th Dragoons into regiment We authority for etatiug regiment changed from to Hussars upon Lord Cardigan’s wish A incurred dresses ...
... auditory attended poweifulty in English be Mr Collins Shrewsbury and Mr White and in Welsh Ilev Jones Bagillt Mr John Jones of Denbigh John Haton Esq presided occasion St Akmbw’s Dav— -We understand that the natives of Caledonia their friends residing ...
... taken spacious Hotel in Clayton-snuare formerly the which will ihe future ARMS TOli it the Public generally respectfully to those the Hotel mode of during period and hopes to ARMS Hotel in respect to those comfort cleanliness attention situation central ...
... given in that town Tbe oompany confined the member of the corporation William Meild in chair 'Glasgow Argus' announce Lord John Russell to be married to one of the Ladies Elliott daughter of Earl Minto First Lord of the Admiralty The ceremony is expected ...
... remain yours truly A BROTHER IN CHRIST 30th ult of the Rev William Thomas Trevor of daughter inst the wife of Capt John Owen Bangor of On Mrs John Owen draper Pwllheli of daughter 30th ult tbe wife of Mr Hugh Williams shopkeeper Newborough Anglesey of daughter ...
... found to be in dreadful state Her left arm broken the wrist the bone of the fore arm protruding through tbe Aesh and sticking fast to her chemise with clotted blood v also seriously wounded on upper part of the same arm and ribs on her left side were injured ...
... an inner of boiler which burst that of beiug the it ought to have been the thickest A correspondent writes us The Earl of Cardigan must for ia sensitive on the score ( Brudenel I ) met Editor the News’ on Stamford and him some comments made in his journal ...