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... be done for ic Head, to whom Bagland, io bis opinion, was indebted for the preservation of Canada. ARMY ESTIMATES.—-LORD CARDIGAN. ‘va toe motion for going into committee of supply oa the army estimates, a short discussion took place oh the Suppression ...
... ABERYSTWITH TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, JOHN. OWEN, (or LLANIDLORS,) the 25th ber, 1841, at the Goger- On Saturday, Hotel, in Aberystwith, at Seven o'clock ddan Arms in the Evening, NE of the most desirable ES Tate, either for a Residence or Investment ...
... oocurred on Easter Sundey, in tbe llth euder the command of the Berl of Cardigan > Mr. Macauray said it bad been that he had stated that there was a precedent for the followed by Lord Cardigan, which wes most improper and culpable. What be bed stated was this ...
... for Sir John Walsh, Bert. «2 Dav.—Saturday, July 10. Majority tor Sir Jonn Walsh, New Radoor Hart. on the first day's Poll base il 10 Presteiga 3 6 Coiwyn 10 oe Knigaton aw ose Venyoont 2 | 42 Majoricy for Sir John Bart. 469, Oa Monsey, Sir John Waish, ...
... daughter. MARRIED.—26tb ult. at Merthyr Cynog, Bre- conshire, Mr. J. W. second con of the Rev. John Wiliiams, of that place, to Magdalen, secoud daughter of the late John Jones, Esq. of Pant.—— 21st ult. at Henllan, Thos, Willioms, Esq. to Mary, second daughter ...
... on for adjudication in the Court of Chancery a few days ago. The bill was filed by the Rector of a parish in the county of Cardigan, to obtain a declaration in favour of his claim to the tithe of wood above twenty years’ growth, if such wood grew from old ...
... (Nottingham), am merchant of London, of the firm of Cockerell, Larpent, and Co., is second soa of the late John Larpent, Esq., and great grandson of John de Larpent, of Caen, iu Normandy, who came over to England upon the re- of the Edict of Nantes. Through ...
... Rowlands, of Aberystwyth, the High Sheritt of the County searched for the Poil-Look of Aberystwyth, “by Counsellor Hell and the Cardigan !t caused continued laughter to te liberal party, bu e very reverse to the Tories. After de- svending, the honourable gentleman ...