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... n wsa destroyed by strong party, well armed, who met on tbe common at Eglwyswrw, about sight m.les from Cardigan. They bad previously, osual, given ooties of their iaUmtion, msrioea were ordered oat from Cardigan, bat tbs time they bad arrived the spot ...

... the eympstby was so atroog that the kiroed him back e^aiD.—A'oc York Sua. Pa don or Political OrraNoams —John Rolpb, Chariea Duucombe, mod John Mootgoaery, three of the principal leaders in the Upper Canada Rebellion, have recairod their pardon from ...

... people to seek for security in arms, and commenced that bloody struggle by which they established thvir national independence. Hi* father was Mr. Morgan O’Connell,ofC .rheo. wbo was married Catherine, daughter of Mr. John O'Mullane. of Whitedcburcb, io ...

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