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... READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Will friends at Cardigan send their communications direct to the Editor of the Wetakeout, Mated of bv persons wholly unconnected with this paper! Mr. Isaac Mamas is agent for Cardigan. RELIGIOUS ISTELLIGENCE--•' A Dissenter's ...
... off for tbe remainder of tbe session. The Rev. Henry Dukinfield, Bart., has been pleased to appoint the Rev. John George Gifford, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, Curate of St. James's, Piccadilly, to the incumbency of St. Matthew's Church, Spring-gardens ...
... Dukenfield, Bart., has been ly a small party, and the company both came and de. pleased to appoint the Rev. John George Gifford, M.A., 'ed early. of St. John's College, Cambridge, curate of St. James's, *LITARY INSPECTION.—Yesterday morning his Piccadilly, to ...
... Hoye*: P 4, want. Jenne: Unity, from P.ditionilt: MATT. Lloyd. friss Cardigan: Revere. Reed. from Ilayle: Elisabeth. Lori. John, from Ilfracombe: Ors. titude, Xenia. from Silly: John rotten°, Rosser: Lady Lander. —. front : Vriends, need. IWat , het: County ...
... Earl of Cardigan, with some of his lordship's fox hounds, the late Earl of Harewood's carriage stud, and Mr. Hamilton Lindsay, M.P.'m hunters, attracted a crowded attendance of noblemen and gentlemen to Tattersall's on Tuesday. Lord Cardigan's hounds ...
... Esq. Alex. Robert Irvine, Esq. John Brightman, Esq. Peter Morrison, Esq. Georg'e Es.„„„»» v* Thomas Tweed, Esq. John Drewett, E*. ^mcAL OFFICER6. John Sims f.D:-henezer Smith, Esq ...
... Dragon Inn, ami Mr. Barclay, Printer, Pembroke; Castle lon, Haverfordwest; Cobourg Inn, Tenby ; Kutaen Arms, Narberth ; Angel Inn. Cardigan; Gogcrddan Arms, Aberystwith ; Black Lion Inn, l*ampeter ; Salutation Hotel, Newcastle; Ca.stle lun, Llandovery; Bear ...
... of the opera, was another agreeable change for the lover of the operatic. It was essentially Bruin-like and grotesque. Mr. John Fop Webster must not be overlooked. It appears the handsome youth has added to his beauty, and accomplishments, by ...
... of Bannister. JM Her. Price, and Mr. John Rhodes. Singing commercing nightlv nine, and proceeding with a rapid succession glees, comic rstches. sentimental ballads, and the unequalled pastoral effusions, Messrs. John and Bruton. Steaks, chops, welch rabbits ...
... Dixon and Taylo. chants—dividends of John Adams, of C chant—audit at half- William Henry ( chant, audit at 1; cV Axmon and Christ half-past 1; dividern NSOLVENT PET Remanent.—G. P W. Longhorn, G. Li J. Rose. John Clark, J. J J. W. Greaves , roline Johnson ...
... by AUCTION, by Mr. GEORGE THORNELOE.at the King's Arms Inn, Tamworth, on Friday the 19th of August next, at five o'clock in the afternoon (by direction of the Trustees for Sale under the Will Mr. John Pipe, deceased, and subject to conditions to be then ...
... London Royal Oooogo, Watoaan, da Wind E., frock. Sac, dry and wan. ROCHESTER. Arrived (July 33) from Deduce, of Cardigan, Cardin Ellon, Cardigan (St) do laabolln. Syblna, Stockton Ann, Ran/ Blyth Sailed (St) far Fertltndo, Hotmail, Stockton Union, Wrigbt ...