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... Esq., to Frances, third daughter of John Grub, Esq. Hunger and drouth, those plagues accurst, To vex him never now arise; The lips of Frances quench his thirst, While their fair owner grub supplies. Charles John Pinching, Esq., to Marion, eldest daughter ...
... extraordinary, their watches have stopped 100. Dunn, the miller of Wimbledon baa recently given iafaat the Christian name Cardigan. If these trails in the adage of give dog a bad name and hang him, ,r the poor child has little else in perspective than ...
... VMcongad*, LchcvArrut. for I l.etn«» Moult. John (. ape of Good Mope anil for Kio Janeiro. Ann Dingwall, C-Katta. Cha'mrri, for Mobart » and >«rab. St. Aubin. for Hrialol. Victoria, i> ■ I'Oul• vjueen. Seal, for St. John’* ( New,c. .4 '. for Cork. Ariel. Turnbull ...
... necessarily precludes their insertion on the present occasion. The dinner, which was served up by Mr. Rhodes of the King's Arms, Tamworth, was of a very superior description and the utmost harmony and festivity prevailed throughout the evening. . gbe ...
... OF PERSONS taken out General Game Certificates £i each Ayres Thomas Biggleswade Barringer John St Mary Bedford Boulton D H Turvey Bowyer John Sntton Brett John Luton Brimley Cople Brown George Dunton S B jun Arlsey Fowler C B Langford Goodyear Frederick ...
... Right Honourable Sir John Pratt, Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench. (W.) MULFORD, SUMMERS, Esq., of Sirhoury-house, county Monmouth (Lewes), for the first time returned to Parliament, descends from a common ancestor with John Seandrett Harford ...
... the John, Dore, from Eoraeo- COWES, 2.—Arnred, the Solide, from the H.e.nn.h; Mioone, Wc.rtth.rg, from Ruenoc Ayr**. Smled, 2, the Angeron., Drvrt.le, tor LrOBdOO* PGOLEjJoljfSO.—Arri«d, the Aaglicni*. J.m«, from Quebec. * SWANAOE, July 31.—Armed off ...
... Grant of Grant, springing from John Grant, who, for his , poetic talents, was designated by his countrymen Ba r d Roy.' (W.) GRATTAN, HENRY, Esq. (Meath), barrister-at-law, younger son of the emiuent patriot Henry Grattan, who, in his own eloquent language ...
... L. CARDIGAN-THE ABERYSTWITH POLL-BOOKSCHARGES OF FELONY AND CONSPIRACY. Mr. Hall, a barrister, of Newcastle Emlyn, acting, as he represented himself, under the instructions of Mr. Plyse Pryse, appeared before the mayor ■nd magistrates of Cardigan to lodge ...
... Sir John Egerton, at whose decease without issue, they passed to his brother, the Rev. Sir Philip Egerton, who was succeeded by his son, the present Sir Malpas-Grey Egerton. Sir Philip married, in 1832, Anna Elizabeth, (lau g hter of George John Legh ...
... the Right Hon. Sir John Pratt, chiefjustice of the Court of Queen's Bench. (W.) HARFORD, SUMMERS, Esq., of Sirhouri-house, county Monmouth (Lewes), for the first time returned to parliament, descends from a common ancestor with John Scandrett liarford ...
... Bart Sir Samuel Fludyer Bart Sir Robert Buxton Bart Sir John Forbes Bart Andrew Agnew Sir Phillip B V Broke KCH Sir John Tyrell Bart MP Sir Henry Smyth Bart MP Sir Matthew Wood Bart MP-Sir John de Beauvoir Bart Sir Thomas B Mash Thomas Wilde MP Solicitor ...