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... Master of Rugby School. Same day. aged 16. John Benjamin, youngest son of the late Thos. Sayle, Esq. of Wentbridge, near Pontefract. Same day. aged 38, Mary Ann. wife of Mr. Wm. Dawson, Innkeeper. Cardigan Arms Inn, Kirkstall road. Barley. Same day. aged ...
... Henry—Stockport 'Martin, John—Tewkestaim_ Mitcalfe. H. —Ty ;Morris, D.—rzrinarthen ;Norreys, Sir Denham—Nrallow O'Brien, J.—Limerick City !O'Brien, W. S —LiMerick Co. ;OTerrall, R. M.—Kildare t o. t /rd, %V —Newcastle,pou.Tyne Parker, John—Sheffield Captainßrighton ...
... Richard Durning and James Martindaie, Raioford, Lancaster, common brewers .John Labrey, Wi liam Labrey. Jonathan Labrey, and John Whitlow, Huddersfield, tea merchants .John C. Watson, Robert S. Watson, and Wiliiam Frankland, Whitby, inen drapers. SCOTCH ...
... Dawson, of the Cardigan's Arms lan, KlrkeUll road, near this town. Wednesday last, rather suddenly, Mrs. Eastwood, wife Mr. Robert Eastwood, shopkeeper. Park-lane. Leeds Sunday last, Hornsea, aged Mr. John Walker Watson, gardener to Sir John Low thai, Bart ...
... CADEK IDRIS MOUNT AINS, pours its waters into the spacious Bay of Cardigan the high around* cornu am extensive and varied prospects, embracing fine views o’ the Vale and Pay of Cardigan and the lofty Hills; the home scenery includes the summit of Caderldns ...
... plans, had upon the Estate ; at the place of sale ; at the C-own, Brackley ; tjobhr-n Arms, Buckingham Pomfret Arms, Towcester • George. Northampton ; Warwick Arms, Warwick ; Wheat Sheaf, Daventry ; of W. H. Hitchcock, Esq., Solicitor, Deddington, Ox ...
... the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; thehigh Grounds tain Piece of Land, situate in the parish o f Bagendon, in the comma! extensive and varied rospects, embracing fine views of gg Piece, to Moor -W ood House, in the Vale and Bay of Cardigan ant the lofty hills ...
... disport, for life — Win. Dunn ; for ten years — Win. Wade, John Taylor, James Morton, Thomas Orme, and George Itrainmer ; for seven years — John Dawson, Joseph Robinson, Wm. Sampson, .'oh Noble, John Silcock, and Alfred Stones. The Leviathan hulk, Portsmouth ...
... piliroce, tears. James, second son of Mr Jos-ph P«*ir ...
... J. Macdonell, Jas. W. Sleigh, Sir A. B. Clifton, Lord Greenock, Sir John Waters, and Sir Henry Hardinge. Major-Generals—Sir H. W. Rooke, Hon. E. P. Lygon, Sir John G. Woodford, John M. Hamerton, Sir G. H. F. Berkeley, Sir J. Dickson, Sir Chas. Broke Vere ...
... Meux, J. Guest. Captains—Howard, Bulkeley. Messieurs—Astley, E. St. John, H. Chohnondeley, Kenyon, A. Willoughby, J. Barrington, A. Onslow, G. Bulkeley, C. Lindsey, Lawley, St. John, A. Cape!. M. West. Mistresses—J. Gage, Bowles, Irby, Ellison, Massey ...
... CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Friday. The trial of John Francis, the miscreant who recently bred at her Majesty in St. James’s Park took place this day. The counsel lor the prosecution were the Attorney- General, the Solicitor-General, Mr. WaddingtiiD, and ...