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... celebrated John Fox, author of the history of the arts and monuments of the Church, commonly called Fox's Book of Martyrs, was a Prebendary of the Cathedral Church of Sarum. Capt. Harvey Tuckett, who fought a duel with the Earl of Cardigan, Las been declared ...
... Clifton, aged 22, marl, the beloved wife of Mr. Futtige• At Mobile, State i,f Alartibt, North America, Mr. 'John Evans, son of the late Mr. John EvanS, of Dityntoui Nov. 30, in Cheltenham, Madame S. C. K. Inqtres. We. 1, aged Ifi, Maria, second daughter ...
... emblazoned shields with the arms of Englaud and France. The state chairs were what might be called of Gothic design, and the throne was surmounted with Gothic tracery. Al the back of the throne were emblazoned the Royal Arms of England in silver. Seated ...
... proceedings against that gentleman were arbitrary and disgraceful, but he were punished and sent to the custody of the Seijeant at Arms, he should himself the honour of visiting him. Sir G. Grey said, the liuusc ought to maintain the authority of their committees ...
... roes Gloucester: Jeoree Taylor, Karl. Bristol Jomes f.rhta. tot. Tewkesbury: John Pecker, Kwq. Desires ■ hetnner, tsq. Ctii|r|,enliam : Jotc|rli I'liilliin, kwri. Worceelcr; John IJIIjf, Eerj, Binning hem J, Jerries, Ko, leikcrpuol. CUiUtoutf. Kkj. Jeremiah ...
... Mr. Barclay, Printer, Pembroke; Castle Inn, Haverfordwest; Cobourg Inn, Tenby ; Rutzen Anns, Narberth; Angel Inn, Cardigan; Gogerddan Arms, Aberystwith ; Black Lion Inn, Lampeter ; Salutation Hotel, Newcastle; Castle Inn, Llandovery; Bear Inn, Llandilo; ...
... exc!eded by the expenditure in £6,900. There had been au increase of L 3,102. The investigation of the double return for Cardigan lasted but halt an hour. The expense to the lion. Member, Pryae Pryse, e.A., exceeded £l2OO. The Constituent Assembly of ...
... lastruethum om the Assignees of Ma Bons °to, a Bankrupt, TO SELL BY AUCTION, On FRIDAY Neat, September W, 1842, (Free of Dus74 ARMING STOCK, GROWING CROPS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other Meets, consisting of about #ll Bushels of Wheat, WO Busheb of Beam, lOU ...
... Bull. rorion or Mr. Huse ror Montrose.—Mr. Hume was elected member for the Montrose Burghs un Saturday, without opposition, Cardigan committee met on Saturday, Mr. Hs ter in the chair. In this case the poll- book for the Aber stwith district had been lost ...
... (Hear, hear !) Lord John Russell said, the noble lord who had just sat down had intimated that some inquiry would be necessary into the original policy that dictated the expedition into Affghanistan. For that ex- pedition he (Lord John Russell) as a member ...
... followiog members paired off against Lord John Russell's amendment : Sir F. Burdett, Lord Eastnor, W. V.S. Dugdale. Foe the amendment : 81r T. Wilde. .Smartt: C. tircenaway, Analyses of the He ea the Ditision oa Lord John Rrwth Awendinene. Majority atrsioet ...
... 6lbs. of Cheese, the property of Joseph Chapman.-2, James Ayres and John Alworthy, charged with ateating,potatoes, at Westbary-on-Trym, the property Robert Hember; Joseph Brain and John Davis, charged with violently melting and robbing Charles Packer, on ...