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... mob were well armed and ready for action, tbat the dragoons could not enter the town until Monday morning,, and the conflict that took place on Newcastle Bridge is beyond description. The soldiers were thrown off their horses, their arms taken from them ...
... Gravesend, music-printer—F. Marsden, Dean-street, New North-road, Hoxton, Shoreditch, fancy-marble-paper-manufacturer A. Alder, St. John's Wood-terrace, Regent's Park, auctioneer. DECLARATION of INSOLVENCY filed by THOMPSON, Thomas, Harwich, Essex, chemist. The ...
... Arthur John Puck to be Captain, by purchase, vice Walker, who rcl()th Foot—Captmn John Cassidy Stock, from the 3lst Foot, to be Capt., vice Garvock, exchanges, Foot—Lieut. J. H. Ashurt to Captain, purchase, vice Horrocks, who retires ; Ensign John Smith ...
... from Sheffield ?? 3 23 Two ?? 2 24 Man and his wife ?? . ?? 2 25 Thomas and Henry O'Neal and Robert Ross 3 26 S. Black and John Orr .2 27 W. G Shepherd, on the ?? I 65 I leave the reader to calculate how much space is allotted for each person in which ...
... feelings of loyalty and attachment the Crown to be both firm and sincere, has proposed to arm them, tor which purpose has applied for live hundred stand of arms. The only unfortunate drawback to this excellent airangeinent is the non-resideuce of many ...
... received from the Primate of all Ireland, the Archbishop of Tuani. the Bishop of the Bishop of Sir M. ghlen, John O'Connell, L?q. M.l*.; Henry Grattan, Esq. Ml*.; Nicholas iloylan. Hllltuwn House; Alderman Ennis, Drogheda, and several other gentlemen. The ...
... half-pay 19th Light to be Captain, vice Mortimer 11. S- Whitmore, who Lieutenant Arthur John Pack Captain, by pur- vice Walker, who retires iii Foot-Captain John Cassidy Slock, from the 31 »t I-oot, to M.tam, vice Carvuck. who exchanges. ;1, Foot-Lieutenant ...
... advice (loud cheers). Lord JOHN RUSSELL was much gratified at finding that the hon. member for Finsbury had elicited from the right hou. gentleman the declaration they had just heard (loud opposition cheers), lie (Lord John Russell) was wil- ling to admit ...
... COUNTRY NEWS. Moss RIBECCA RIOTS.—The Rebeceaites have this week destroyed, during the night, a gate near Cardigan, another on the Brecon road, and a third within six miles of Carmarthen, or. as it may be said, close under the noses of the military. The ...
... excellent repair and condition. For particulars apply to Mr. JENKINS, Pantirlon, tardigan or Mr. R. D. JENKINS, Solicitor, Cardigan. Cardigan, May 23rd, 1s83. CARDIFF TOWN. rO BE LET, WITSI IMMEDIATE POSSESSIO,:; SHOP and spacious PREMISES, in i NGElL- A STREET ...
... Williams Thomas Jones Machynlleth R Morgan Aberystwyth John Cole Griffith and Roberta Aberayron Abel ?reett Cardigan J Llanidloes Edwards New-iown Moore Bishop’s Castle E Davies Presteign T Roberts Rhyl John Jones Wern Mr Onslow t(nd by most Wholesale and Retail ...
... SOUTH WALES CIRCUIT. Before Mr. Baron Cardiff Monday July Carmarthen Saturday July 15 Haverfordwest Saturday. July Cardigan Wednesday July Brecon Saturday Julw 29 Precteign VVednesday Aug. 2 Chester Saturday Aug. Oa Friday (yesterday) troop of the ...