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... Swan AGE'—Mr. John Payne. White Hart Inn. Swansea—William Day, Agent, Ike., Mount-street. . (Mumbles)—Mr. Jenkin-. Chief Officer. Tbionmouth —L.M. Maxton,Customs. Tenby—Captain John Davies Brig. Tobbrmort—Nell Smith, Merchant, j Topsbam—John Holman, Commission ...
... movement. By four o'clock In the afternoon the fair greea was empty. LORD CARDIGAN AGAIN. In mtilitarycircles iere there i8 much convereation re. sporting a new affeir in which Lord Cardigan has become embroiled with a captain of his regiment. The officer was ...
... room, that the ill-timed is superior Commission • nano: mots other similar face againstestab a establishment iwnefre well armed. ThCommandan, and It t ot theen 4 h,., life His apology is madness. On another motion on conversation about nautical affairs ...
... company separated.—Freeman's Journal. ROBBERY OF ARMS, AND GALLANT CAPTURE THE PEASANTRY.—On Sunday last, about eleven o'clock, a party of five armed men, with their faces blackened, entered the house of John Cormack, of Cureeny, an aged and respectable farmer ...
... brotes fired at her and (hot her dead. She staggered as far at the nsigbbonriDg cottage door, and there took down dead in the arm* of the cottager's wife. may be rappoaed, thia horrible deed prodneed great excitement in the town of Llanelly. A party of Dragoons ...
... the brotes fired her and shot her dead. She staggered a* far the neighbouring cottage door, and there took down dead in the arms of the cottager's wife. may ba supposed, this horrible deed produced great excitement in the town of Llanelly. party of Dragoon* ...
... About 2,000 persons. were assembled in the town looking on whilst this was going on, but no one interfered. Another weir near Cardigan had been destroyed. It appears that an alarm had been given, that it was the intention of the Rebeccaites to pull down a ...
... Gilbert Gilbert, Ralph John Thomas Williamson, Thomas Davies Lloyd, the Hon. William Ponsonby, Count Alfred D’Orsay, the Hon. Charles Stuart Saville (three proclamations), Henry Ainswick, W. Pyne, John D. Patterson, Edward Walpole, John Eden Spalding, Robert ...
... Locust to interfere for mere humanity sake, a feeling so unknown in the States. Another exhibition of the petulance of Lord Cardigan's temper is said to have occurred at Dublin, where his regiment is stationed. It appears that after a field-day at Dublin ...
... of the garrison, was at his post, but she was sleeping in a hut in the battery. with her child of four years of age in her arms. The first thundering boom sent a 24-pound shot right through the hut, taking effect on the fascine at the head of the bed ...
... had days prior to the sale, of Nicholas Were, Esq., solicitor, Plymouth; of Messrs. Langley and Gibbon, solicitors. No. »7, John-strect, Bedford-rnw; at Oarraway’s; and Messrs. Farcbro’.her and Co.’s Offices, Lancaster.place, Strand. Hafod, with its m ...
... bound themselves by oath to give no quarter to four individuals the first opportunity that they may have of meeting them in arms. These are the Generals Narvaez, Concha, Serrano, and Pezuela. The vow is to Quesada them ! They know it, and know that their ...