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... and Sanders, Middletemple, London ; and Messrs. Lee and Foden, Leeds. Peter Harriss Abbott, King's Arms-yard, 3loorgate street, London, merchant. John Fisher, Finsbury, Kent, miller. George Jenns, Hoxt - on Old-lown, water-proof leather manufacturer. ...
... rockites—for they were armed, and discovered prowling about the cross of Kilcarey on Tuesday night —were arrested by a party of the 17th lancers, who were on patrole. On the night of the 15th instant, a body of men, some of whom were armed, turned up nearly ...
... widoin of the Rev, D. Mathias, Ba tist miltister, Cardigan- At Liverpool, Mr. David Jones, of the late firm of Waters. Jones, & Co. Jartiaarthen-Aged 23, John, fourth aots of Mr: Jenkin Price, Rutland Arms, Swaasea-Aged 52, Mr. Da- vid Edwards, Vulcan, Meerthyr ...
... Sir F. Chapman, Bit M. L. Bruges, H. L. Crawley, S. Blair, James Crompton, Sir S. Jones, John Davies, Colonel Acland, T. I). Dundas, Sir R. Cartwright. W. L. Grattan, H. Lefroy, D. T. Harland, W. C. Dungannon. Lord Milton, Lord Granbv. Marquis of Mulesworth ...
... -May ' ' John H 111\rTnm .' Lord,» Rochdale. merchant Jonn > *ng's Arms-yard. City, teanuerav une *• the Court, London. Tan- BShalurreeL 10 * - : ofiicial John5 °* Vatlhimt!: ? f Ross - Herefordshire, grocer.-M.y 15, June son aUfort Arms o'el. Monmouth ...
... of Lord Cardigan, because they bad stated that such punishments never justifiably inflicted escept in cases of military exigency, and on march, when there was no choice. But the Sunday punishments did not bear out ibe conduct of Lord Cardigan, and (Mr ...
... 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 ...
... of Cardigan, in i .'Mwequence of corpoful punishment having been inflicted on jldierla*» Sunday. We thaN briefly state the facta of the case. A soldier had tried a district court-martial, and order of the General Commanding-in-Chief; Lord Cardigan had ...
... 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 ...
... with bloodhounds, and hanging and shoot:Lit g Without regard to age or sex. A very little money J2diciously expended in fire-arms and powder and shot soon bring on a very amusing and exciting contest tetween Sambo and Chingachgook on one side, and Uncle ...
... Sparling and Turner, Colchester, and Wood and Ellis, Corbet-ct. Fiat dated April 14—Pet. Cis. John Bawtree, 'Thomas Joseph 'Turner, George Henry Islington, jun. and John Bawtree, jun. of Colchester, bankers DOLLMAN Edward, of Church-ct. Clemcnt's-lane, city ...
... 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 ...