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... Their Lot dahips reversed the decree of the Sudder Dewanny Ada wlut, and confirmed the decree of the Provincial Court. Sir John and Lady Gerard have left Farrance's Hotel, Bel• grave-street, for their seat, New Hall, Warrington. THE THAMES TUNNEL.—We ...
... presently, the carman heard two pistol shots. He rau to the spot,where he saw that one of the gentlemen had been wounded in the arm, He was ordered to return to his car, where, in a few minutes, he was joined by the party, the members of which t in and ordered ...
... the lofty CADER IDRIS MOUNTAINS, and poms its into the spacious Bay of Cardigan ; the high grounds command extensive and prospects, embracing line views o' the Vale and Bay of Cardigan and the lulty Hills; Bubonic scenery includes the summit Cader Idns, ...
... information, apply at Bristol, to CLAXTON, Managing Director; Loudon, Western Railway Office. Bank : Liverpool, North John-street; Birmingham, John .„ per ...
... gentlemen have either themselves turned out of hie Win, or caused to be turned of it, a humble voter whose honesty and sturdy arm of Independence revoked alike at dictmtion, and the of his suffrage—the sale of that sacred right confided to him by the Co ...
... apply at Bristol, to ; t. \ 1 .in. Managing Director; London, ; Vl.strrn Railway Office, Bank; Liverpool, S'orth John-street; Birmingham, John t , ?? ,treel . Hull. W. R. Goddard, Hull aud , Office: Leeds, llairh and Womack, Account- , ?? i .Usgott , H ...
... coming round—fast coming round. By and by, they will come over. Let us be ready to receive them : aye, to receive them with open arms, and let them know it too. But let no Chartist budge from his post, or drop out of the ranks, to run out to meet them. Let ...
... Moor. Great Horton lanr, Little Horton Lane. Bowling lame. Ambler Thorn. N»per Lans, lilerley hhelf, Htone Table. The Cardigan Arms Inn on the Leeds Hide thereof, the Bar or Chain across the leadmg to Burley and Keevy. will LFIT UCTIoN. the best Bidder ...
... present M.mher. will I)I\K fchor. in lh» SUn.-h.-w : jo., \rm* Hotel, FiVK o'clock, the 11111 * * cn LT. in*t. ARM AG II AND NEWRY. Apply to JOHN R. JACKSON, Vermont, Kr.Anr ; WILLIAM HUDSON. Mount CauJfieU, Newby (po«t-p»id). t;H I TT.4\ rttufinum hi* pritf ...
... Esq. Alex. Robert Irvine, Esq. John Brightman, Esq. Peter Morrison, Esq. George Cohen, Esq. William Shand, JW.ESQ. Mill is Coventry, Esq. HENRY Lewis Smale. ESQ. John Drewett, Esq. I Thomas 1 weed, Esq. MEDICAL OFFICERS. John Sims, M.D.-Ehenezer Smith, Esq ...
... accompanied by Messrs. Delahunty, Curtis, Kelly, Sullivan, with several others of the pati iolic citizens, preceded by the John Street Band in an open vehicle drawn by four horses, started from MulllmU’s Repeal Rooms, eleven o’clock, the Bond playing ...
... and conaolingly police, than The Queen’s Barge, the most venerable and sub- | bis parental admonition to the brave Earl of Cardigan, stantial speciraf-o of boat building have of about 250 1 after some twenty quarrels with his own officers—and y« ®» 9 brought ...