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... ortheTitmily, and will possess superior advantages of acquiring a perfect knowledge of the business all its branches.—Apply to Mr. JOHN MOORE, pharmaceutical chemist, 2, Bridge-street, Manchester. &c The Master a Boarding School, member of Church of England, ...
... prussic acid. I Lord Cardigan placed another of his captains under arrest the other day, under circumstances so unwarrant- able that the result of an appeal to Sir E. Blakeney was I an order for his unconrditional release. Lord Cardigan, of black-bottle notoriety ...
... for presentation to Sir John Mansel, Bart., and J. W. Phillips, Esq., who attended the meeting. Mr. Hall, the chief magistrate of Bow-street, whom government has sent down to investigate grievances, has visited Swansea, Cardigan, and is now in Carmarthen ...
... a strong partylwell- hi e armed, who met on the common at Eglwyswrw, about fo d eight miles from Cardigan. Thiey had previously, as hI 3, usual, given notice of their intention. The marines bc d were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they st arrived ...
... that notable ?? Cardigan, I their second colonel. ConoN.R's INQUEST-On Saturday Mr. Dearden, coroner, leld an inquest at thb White' Bear Ini, Royton- street, respecting thei death of a little girl named Sarah Ann Evans, duugter. of John Evans, coal miner ...
... Paul Bedford. Written by W. Harrison Ainsworth, Esq. The Music by G. H. Rodwell. Price 2s. Cross Old Bachelors. Sung Mas. Grattan. Written by J. Fitxball, Esq. Music by G. M. RAdwrTl 2s. The British Anchor. Sungfcy Mr. M/chfn. Written by J. E Carpenter ...
... chorus of prisoners, from Beethoven's Fidelio: Bishop's trio and chorus, The huge, huge globe, from the Gnome King; and Sir John Stevenson's solo and chorus, Give me the harp of epic 9ong, in which the solo was excellently given by Mr. Walton. Mr. Graham ...
... another with the Manchester arms, formed the decorations of this engine. Next came the Water Witch, drawn by four horses, driven by Mr. Thomas Rose, and carrying its company of firemen. This engine displayed fligs bearing the royal arms, with various other ...
... TOR TAKING PANT IN D. 0. Connell, John O'Connell, M. P. Charles Cavan Duffy (editor of the Nation), Her. Mr. Tyrrell, Lusk, B. Barrett, - Two inspectors of pollee have just waited upon Mr. Duffy to put him under arrest and make arrangements for receiving ...
... of ERROMANGA; or, the PHILO- T SOPHY of MISSIONS. Illustratedfromthe Labours, Death, and Character of the late Rev. John Williams. By JOHN CAMPBELL, D.D. A work among the most extraordinary and most sterling productions of sanctified ?? Examiner. Never ...
... principall' under the inifluence of the ,d.- rich and powerful Duke of Rutland, Earl of Stamford, IMarquis of Hastings, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Ferrers, and and the Earl of Harborough, who divide the land of the Bir- county amongst them. ?orce I eldten Wit/jam ...
... was taken by Mr. John Marfan, the master of the lodge ; the vice-chair Mr. John Allen. The song and toast went merrily round; after which dancing was introduced, and kept up till a late hour. The officers and brothers of the Loyal St. John Lodge, celebrated ...