... out to be groundless, and from the communications of persons on the spot, it proves to be so. Confession of John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, now under Sentence of Transportation.—The three miserable meu who were tried and convicted at the Special ...

... on Saturday, called to the bar by the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple: —John Carlen Heath, Esq. ; Percy Macauley Ashworth, Esq. ; George Henry Hewit, Esq., and John Walter de Longueville Giffard, Esq. M.A. Sunday last was Tribute Sunday at Dublin ...

... Cefncoch, Esq.; John Williams, of Treffos, Esq. Breconshire. —Howel Gwyn, of Abercrave, Esq. ; Thos. Turner Roberts, of Llwynderrw, Esq.; Henry Thomas, of Llwynmadoc, Esq. Cardiganshire. —Philip John Miles, of the Priory, Cardigan, Esq.; John Philips Lloyd ...

... sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the ‘Trustees of the said Turnpike for payment of the rest of the Money monthly. JOHN BURY, Clerk to the Trustee: Bewdley, Sth Nov., 145. THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, (Established Nov. 5, at 23, Ludgate Hill) ...

... Esq. Carmarthenshire—John Henry Phillips, of Pyffryn Brogyn, Esq. ; Walter Price Howel Powell, of Maesogwyn, Esq.; Rawley Addonbroke Mansel, of Llandarog, Esq. Cardiganshire—Philip John Miles, of the Priory, Cardigan, Esq. ; John Phillipps Lloyd, of Mabws ...

... SArmwAire.—St. John Chiverton Churlbn, of A|>ly Castle, Eaq.; fochard Henry Kenchant, of Park Hall, Esq.; John Charles Burton Borough, of Chetwync Park, Esq. Staffordshire. —Charles Smith Foster, of Wulaall, Lsq.; Ralph Sneyd, of Kcilc, Esq.; John Levelr, of ...

... Government throughout the united kingdom an army of reserve equal to 20 000 men, who will take arms the instant that disturbances call for their services. The Irish Arms Act is appointed the Lord Lieutenant in Council to come into operation on Monday „. Yt Tt ...

... TURTON, Tunstall, 25th Oct. 1843. Clerk to the Market Company. HALL, BURSLEM, Noy. Before J. Wood, - wy a Boatman at Bu John Grattan, the captain of a boat boy in his eny Frost were brought up on a res mand fr st ling # china plates, the property of Mr ...

... con. which has been brought Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan. The libel in question was read by the learned counsel, and was in the following words:—“ Lords Cardigan and William Paget—Without any desire to prejudice thia case, which Lord ...

... illiam Aram, of Beeston ; egworth ; John Aram, of Beeston; Henry Hands, of K nso John Hands, of Kegworth ; Henry Cotterill, of Keg- asive ; Samuel Towle, worth ; Charles Chadbourne, of Sutton t the of Sutton; John Webster, of Sutton ; William Cross, hare ...

... dreadful shipwrecks of vessels belonging to la ports in Cardigan Bay aod Liverpool. addition tu those was the appalling case of a vessel to be the Packet, a eonstact trader between Bristol aod Cardigan, whieh vessel ran down on the beach, the sea, whieh was ...

... These alarming proceedings—no less than four gates having been pulled down in seven nights—caused the lord-lieutenant, Sir John Walsh, Bart., M.P. for the county, to call together the magistracy and principal freeholders, and a meeting was held at Rhayader ...