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... To Daniel O CoMell. Em.; John O Connell. KM Steele, John Grej. Rtch.rd y ihomu Tietoev, He*. Peter •**““ Charier G**an Duffy, and Thome. Mathew Hay THE QCBCS*B »EN ...
... Judg? Ball, Honorable Frederick Poosonby, the Provost, S*.r John and Miss Power, Major Parker, Mr. Lucas (Under Secretary), Captain Daniel (R.N ), the Chief Remembrancer aud Mrs. Lyle, Sir John and Lady Burgoyne, Captain Freeman Murray, Colonel and Mrs ...
... to pay : From Pembroke’s rock to Bangor's creeks, St. David’s Head to Cardigan, Of the havoc of this Turnpike War the British Isles have heard again; , Nor has the Law’s strong arm, yet, true specific hit ou To quiet in hi* mountain bold this fiery Ancient ...
... the peasantry,—and with arms privately smuggled into the country, occupied as that country is, with a highly-disciplined and effective military force—in what position would the loyal and well-affected he placed, if the strong arm of power were not upheld ...
... -Sun. LORD WILLIAM PAGET a. LORD CARDIGAN.-We have received a letter from Messrs. Powell, Broderip, and Wilde, solicitors for the Earl of Cardigans, requesting us to publish two letters enclosed, the one from Lord Cardigan, and the other from them- selves ...
... The Gaselte contained • proclamation by the Queen respecting the disturbances in South %%ales, and especially in Pembroke, Cardigan. and Carmarthen, offering rewards of kW for the discovery of the actual perpetrators of nicentliary fires, or fatal outrages ...
... 518 tons burden, Captain John Crawford, belonging to Greenock, on the night of the of November, when out of persons board perished. The vessel immediately went to pieces striking. The barque was bound from Grenada for s>t. John’s, Now Brunswick, with a ...
... being reciprocal to lender and borrower. k PAGET v. CARDIGAN. To ETHE EDITOR OF THE TIMNS. f ISe-As you were 'pleased to take some partial notice of e a letter which I wrote to the Earl of Cardigan on the 22d inst., and to publish his lordship's reply ...
... condition, about 20 years growth. The Estate lies within three miles of the county town of Carmarthen, and the turnpike road from Cardigan and Newcastle Einlvn to Carmarthen, along the vale of Owilly, runs through part of the Property, and within an easy distance ...
... Tna EARL or CARDIGAN.— Lora W. Paget charged Lord Cardigan with bribing. cr buy lug and sending out of the way, a witness named Waiter, whose evidence was stated to be material to the case of the plaintiff. To this charge Lord Cardigan repties :— I ...
... PAGET V. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. The lovers of scandal were this day doomed to suffer a grievous disappointment.• It had been announced in the early part of the week that the action fur trim. con., Lord W. Paget v. the Earl of Cardigan, was fixed as the first ...
... it.—From Mary Howitt's new Work, The President's Daughters. AN INNKEEPER SHOT BY A MARINE NEAR CARDIGAN.—We have received the following from our Cardigan correspondent :—There are five or six marines stationed at the village of Kilgerran, three miles ...