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... A PLOT of BUILDING GROUND near the Station at the Dal tmouth Arms, on the load to Lewisham. Lot 10. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE contiguous to the preceding Lot, and near the. Dartmouth Arms, belted by the I Canal, and having a irontiige entrance from the ...
... conservative members, N. Alexander and John Irving, Esqrs., have been returned without opposition. The former was proposed by James Owens, Esq., and seconded by John Montgomery, Esq., and the latter br John Rowan, and John Esqrs. The hon. members returned thanks ...
... over the grave of the Veteran Mhjor John Jenkins, of Princ e Albert's Hussars, who died the latter end of last year, and was in the burial ground of the old church, Brighton. The ment was erected by the Earl of Cardigan and other officers of the regiment ...
... horses will be such condition as to call forth a similar rebuke that which attributed that notorictyloving nobleman, Lord Cardigan, on recent occasion. know enough of the corps to believe that if their horses are somewhat blown, they will careful express ...
... Trevor and J. Jones - CARLISLE, Howard and Marshall - CARNARVON, W. B. Hughes - COCKERMOUTU, H. Aglionby and E. liorsman - CARDIGAN (Boroughs), J. Harford and Pryse Pryse (now said to be a double return) - CARDIGANSIIIRE, W. E. Powell - CARNARVONSHIRE, ...
... Lord R. Grosvenor John Jervis John Abel Smith.. . ?? T. t3. ?? tn) T. C. Whitmore R. Pigott P. J. Miles Sir T. Frezuantle SirJ.Chetwode(n) Earl of Jermyn. C. M. Sutton (a) Sir A. Grant Henry Goulburn. Hon. C. Law Honourable G. P. ?? John Bradshaw Dr. Nicholl ...
... 12. Candidates—Mr. W. Villiers Stuart, Hon. R. Shapland. WtmcLow (CouNTY).—Day of polling, July 12. Candidates—Mr. James Grattan, Sir R. Howard, Col. Acton, Mr. Tynte. GENERAL ELECTION. The following appeared in a second edition of the Morning Herald ...
... committed for personating John Wi iglit, Loudou-road, Derby, and for perjury. Wm. Ne wham, sland-court, Nottingham, committed for personating Job Mellor, a voter iv theemploy of Mr. Barker, of Notting- ham, hosier, and for perjury. John Dowse, of Snenton, frame- ...
... being last seen at the Black Lion, Cardigan, in the custody of paid agents of the tory candidate, looks exceedingly suspicious, as he ought to have forwarded them by a responsible agent. Though the mayor of Cardigan has offered a hundred pounds for their ...
... his indignation against Mr. O'Connell in no very measured terms, personal chastisement being more than hinted at. Mr. Henry Grattan, too, fumes and flusters at the insult put on the men of Meath by Mr. O'Connell in first accepting the seat merely as a w ...
... the 10th Huasars; and one troop of the Royal Horse Artillery, with four gans. addition to this, there are 250 police, all armed and drilled like aoldiera the Riflea, and twenty mounted. Such is the interest taken by the country people tbit election, that ...
... Trevor and J. Jones - CARLISLE, Howard and Marshall - CARNARVON, W. B. Hughes - COCKERMOUTH, H. AglionlaY and E. Horsman - CARDIGAN (Boroughs), J. Harford and Pryse Pryse (now said to be a double return) - CARDIGANSHIRE, W. E. Powell - CARNARVONsIIIRE, ...