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... Park; James Bowes, Esq., Cardigan; J. It. L Lloyd, Esq., Dolhaidd ; G. B. J. Jordan. Esq., Pigeonsford ; C. A. Prichard. Esq., Tyllwyd ; J. Lloyd, Esq.. Alltyrodin J. Griffith, Egg. Liwyndyeas ; Lloyd Phillips, Esq., Metros ; John H ughes, Esq.. Alltlwyd ...
... Esq Patrick Lacey, E-q John Yourell, Esq Patrick Hayes, Esq Miles M'Dermott, Esq. George Fegan PATRONESSEs. Mrs John O'Connell Mrs Berry Mrs H. Grattan Mrs Mullen Mrs Putland Mrs Sheridan Mrs Fitzsimon Mrs Brangan Mrs Harkan Mrs James Whelan Mrs Staunton ...
... with hating, on the the of October last, stolen a leg of mimeo from the stall id John Francis, a butcher. It will be for you to say whether the pcisoner is guilty, or pot. John Francis examined: I am a butcher, and attend the Ilaverfoedwest market. I know ...
... as a convict whose assjiiation with other convicts was not expedient, had been immediately on his anival despatched by Sir John Franklin, the Governor of Van Pieman's Land, Tasman's Peninsula, an a sort of ex ilium in exilio. Since that time the Government ...
... mitre conclusive, or more jller register in tails -overwhelming ?—.lforning Chronicle. JOHN IPHOST.•- A letter has this week been received by the family of John Frost, in Newport, dated Port Arthur. Ith July. in which he gives a detail of his voyage ...
... octagon shape, with the Impression ofthe Royal anas on tbe top, and ia the finest state of preservation. The Earl Cardigan. Earl of Cardigan, haa again taken that field. , Tlve Bottle Imp ox* FJeventh Hittssra hss has Lord Hill been obliged characterize ...
... had instituted against 'he guilty pair, and withdrawn with his children London.— met. Lord Cardigan —There is afloat in Windsor that tbe.uhjectof the Karl Cardigan’s visit to the Castle few days since was to consult his Koyal Highness Prince Albert respecting ...
... although it is evident tliat efforts are continued hy Louis Philippe and M. Guizot to prevent outbreak. France still continues to arm on extent so mighty, that it involves an absurdity to assert that it is for the preservation of peace. The very fact, and the ...
... 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 ...
... in, will be shown by Mr. John Watkins, the Tenant. Lots 3 and 4, in the parish of Llantrissent, will be shewn by Mr. John Williams, the Tenant; Lot 5, by Mr. Isaac Thomas, Woodward, Christchurch and Lots 6 and 7, by Mr. John Morgan, the Tenant of the ...
... 9461 4d; Sir Cut Iter l T orpe, ; Mr. John dale Lower place, lielgrave-s»|uare, s‘2Gl Us . Bruno Ti ioilestown, Meath, *2171; Sir G- 3li>l . and Mr. D. O’Connell, M.F., a halame (not proved), 3s. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN AND THE ELEVENTH Windsor, Jan. 10. ...
... for his wife ’till two days after he missed her. John Bathe, 1«, was charged with having broken into the dwelling-house of Mr. John Smith, and feloniously taken therefrom sugar and other articles ; and John Peach, 1!), with having been accessory before the ...