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... the necsies of the Earl of Cardigan and Lord William Paget, and in which they stated that a criminal correspondence hail detected by his Lordship, in which the name of Lady William Paget was associated with the Ease of Cardigan. The Noble Earl, who was ...
... 6th fNovember, 1542;-uin 'Warrenstown, county Meatli, per Mr J Rorke £0 5 0 Ilallymore Euetace, per Mr Drosngoole, ,, I0 0 John's well, co. Kilkenny. per' P. Byrne, )Esq. t Eallasalia, including Li, the subscription of P I Moran, Esq, eolicitor, Kilkenny ...
... Messer. «. st St Mary's, BHdliogtsa, by lbs Rsv. J. Banks. Mr. John Taylor, miller, to Elisabeth, daughter isle Mr. A- Mann, gardener. Nov. 4. Pickering, by the Rev, Jobs Poosooby, M.A., Mr. John Wrighison. (anuer. Kirby moo raids, to Mies Saiab ugh. eldest ...
... that a Rural Police '.r tie, County of Cardigan. C 141 E. fir an salmis of what the intesded peiiaa • the County, and it was fennel, 'but, A tom; of what the Carmarthen Ru.sl PIK* coat,* poor the County of Cardigan will he between pounds a year. Col. Hanker ...
... PORTFOLIO. The Family op Lazarus— John 6.—The chapter in which these words are found Introduce* the character and domestic interests ofa family which deserves ••urclose attention. was family, which, wc are told, Jesus loved. Brethren, it may not thought ...
... Fund. SUDDEN DEATH AT YORKt.-An. inquest was that held on Friday isight, before. John Wood, Esq.. at the Elephant, I arid Castle, Skeldergate, on View of thle body ofMr. John.Haxby,., tiger wlsitesmnithI, who had died suddenly the preevious niglat, In 6onqe- ...
... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...
... Dalhousie. The noble duke, on arriving at Archcliff Fort Tunnel, proceed on foot along the line of operations, attended by John Iron, Esq., harbour master, and Mr. Hodges, resident engineer (in the absence of W. Cubitt, Esq.) passing under the stupendous ...
... affirmation aforesaid do further present and say that the said Daniel O'Connell John O'Connell Thomas Steele Thomas Nlathew Ray Charles Gavan Duffy Thomas Tierney Peter James Tyrrell John Gray and Richard Barrett unlawfully maliciously and seditiously contriving ...
... subacriptions. rte. of thank. pseud, and the meeting separated. 41111.—At the Patton Arm'', l'arthuninmxtreet. I'harterh a on Mundy List, the wanten'm chair Wig filled by Mr. John Letthey ; the room wno crowded to nufforation, chiefly by Englishmen. .%fter the ...
... Nation assures us,—at which there were barely one hundred individuals pre' sent,—crammed into a small room at the Courtenay Arms, la the Town of Newcastle, with the Very Reverend Dean Coll, P.P., in the Chair. The choice was most appropriate, for the company ...
... Soda Notice to Creditors the 27th 1843 made in of THOMAS DAVIES ill claiming to be Creditors of Thomas Pantyffdwkn County of Cardigan Esq re their Solicitors or the 28th day of NOVEMBER 1843 come prove their debts such Creditors tefore Commissioners in Limscy ...