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... Gervis, Esq., second son Anglesey, John Owen Tapps Gervis, a of the late Sir G. W. Tapps Sth inst. of a rapid consumption, at -street, Li- verpooi, aged 14, Mary Jane, third dangiter of Mr. Rowlands the Uxbridge Arms Hotel, Carnarvon. 3rd inst. Philip ...
... part, beiongs Weir is erected, always affording in the season A BOUNTIFUL SUPPLY OF SALMON AND TROUT. It embraces a view of Cardigan Bay, Cuder Idris, and the Snowdonian Range of Mountains. Game of every description is plentiful, the Covers having strictly ...
... ject to conditions then to be produced, three FREEHOLD COTTAGES and Gardens, in the several occupations uf John Doae, Richard Done, and John Davies. Thetenants will shew the premises, and for further in- formation apply to the Auctioneer, Pepper LAND ...
... litho- graphic plans may be had at the B! the Public House, Pontblyd lack Lion Inn, Mold; bam; Wynnstay A: Ruabon Wynns tay Arms, Wrex- Lian: len; Owen Glyndwr, King’s Head, ; and White Lion, Mr. Robert Peters, Ruthio; from Mr. Griffith Jones, Hope > Surveyor ...
... sale. with litho- graphic plans may be had at the Black Lion Inn, Mold; the Public House, Pontblyddyn; Wynnstay Arms, Wrex- ham; Wynnstay Arms, Ruabon; Royal King’s Head, Llangollen ; Owen Glyndwr, Corwen; and White Lion, Ruthin; from Mr. Jones, Hope; Mr ...
... situate in the township of Bistrer. sm the parisa of Mold aforesaid, and now or late im the severz! Roliinzs of Barbara Roberts, John Ithi!, Thomas and Fdward ithel, their undertenants or assigns. is Lot is im the Gsrrict of Buckley, and it is belreved that ...
... white wands, decorated with blue and these were the carriages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power. The Hon. Mr. Hatchinson (brother of Lord sat in the iage with Grattan, Donoughmore) were also Smith Esq., M-P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq-, M.P., Sir Valentine ...
... High Sheriff) was then called, and the traversers given into his = Mr. who, during a great part of the - his arm entwined round his son’s Mr. John O’Connell’s) neck, seemed quite composed A 3 and the other traversers, who were occu for several mi- nutes ...