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... Moody, R.E., Governor, Mr. John Moxon, Deputy-Governor, Messrs. Ambrose Humphrys, Newman Smith, William A. Ilankey, accompanied by Mr. N. Hooper, Solicitor to the Company, and Mr. W. Aggas, Secretary, had an interview with Lord John Ru , sell yesterday, at ...
... and aad Nam tar Ilse Ott sod Weft. weed bao • keg. sod there in • vary od • Masked to tip prat , raanot be O•e• to W.ll Grattan, lb. ambled at he work. tie had • talk to ; sad we think we take to ray dot, elthourt either uhihe nr _ . _ _ . . . I havethit ...
... disreputable affair, some of whom are citizens of Lincoln. Last Friday an accident befel one of the Bray ford-wharf porters named John Oliver: he was assisting to unload a cargo of coals, and whilst passing over a plank with full scuttle on his shoulder, the ...
... Man- chester. '26.-John Tyrer, Birmingham, button-manu- facturer, Dee's Royal-hotel, Birmingham. 27.-John Gisborne, late of Brenderry, Monmouthishire, cattle and sheep-sa lesm an, Beaumfort-arms-hobel, Mou mou th . June 19.-John Ackerson Erredge Brightoa ...
... Dublin, the lady of John T. Madden, Esq., of a son. Beech wood, county Dublin, the lady of H. Brooke, Esc]., of a son. The lady of John Everard Feehan, Esq., of Gracedieu, county Waterford, of daughter. MARRIAGES. St, Peter’s Church, John, only son of the ...
... tage, in this county, the lady of W. G. II whoa. Esq., of a soot and heir. On Friday ae'linight, Mrs. 'rhontas, wife of Mr. John John Mama., Schoolmaster, Llandoeery, of a daughter. On Sunday morning last, Mrs. Davies, wife of Mr. Da rid Davies, of Abercrychatt ...
... five or six of the people, the order to act was obliged to be given sooner than was intended. As soon the report of fire-arms were heard, a general panic seized the conspirators, and before the troops of the line could come up, a general panic had taken ...
... men were picked by boat belonging to the Vale of Clwyd, manned by John Williams, Owen Parry, and John Stirling; four men by boat belonging to the fiat Anne, manned Thomas Hawlwood and John Dunhavan; three men by boat belonging to the Steam Tug Company’s ...
... illiani !knelt, Henry Bath, John B. Jenkins, David Hugh, Hnpkin John. George Holland, Thomas Morris, John W Ohms, William Griffiths, Geo. Tucker, George Hoskin, Henry Evans, William Eaton, and the Rev. William Lucas Collins. Mr. John B. Jenkins took the chair ...
... daughter of Mr. John Lewis, Siamgwynne in the parish of Llanddoisant, in this county. On Monday last. Mn.. Mathias, widow of the late Rev. D. Mathias, Baptist minister, Cardigan. At the Cimles, near Neal', an the 3311 sat, Lucy, widon of Mr. John Hill, aged ...
... of Normanbv. Earl of Clarendon, Earl Minto. Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Morpeth, Viscount Dun cannon, Lord John Russell, Right Hon. Sir John Cam Hot-house, Viscount fee. It waa a Cabinet Earl of Shaftesbury entertained Sir Robert Peel, Peel. Lord and ...
... consideration and to our cause your aid” (Signed ou behalf of the workmen) James Grafton Chairman John Smith Thomas Webb -J James Wart Joseph Bolton George Webb John Jennings The royal mail steamer Britannia Captain CIcland arrived at Liverpool on Wednesday ...