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... when it died, apparently a violent, butiu truth a natural death in the arms of its residuary legatee—the Union. 4 The lifetime of our independence was short —its author (Mr. Grattan, in 1805) still living—his measure is already dead : sate by its cradle ...
... General in Affghaaistan, and at this really interesting portion of the sadly solemn ceremony, many of his old companions in arms were visibly affected. Several of them threw dust into the grave, and turned away sobbin au dibly. The whole procession then ...
... the supremacy of Britain ? ** When Grattan none dare oppose The claim made for freedom ; They knew our swords to back his words Were ready did he need them” (loud cheers). But how was that power wielded by the armed democracy and their leaders ? Did they ...
... app! ly to Theobald John Wolfe, Esq., Black. ball, Clane; or Christopher Rynd, Esq., Mount Clane. d. 179822 84 704 11 23 3074 18 8 3120 15 © 5 7 73, 1964 12 6 8 910 74 3478 11 315 6 | 1378 0 O £35962 4 6 & 4 porn ANNUM EE FA “ARM RENTS.—TO BE SOLD, the ...
... in the Gentlemen, forenoon. EVAN LEWIS, Secretary. R, PH o lLIP .. F 1 0 10 7 , 11;11 J, ES „ TAB I / 4 1 0 8 0 1 , 1MENT Cardigan' January 9thY7lB46Toßbeilleagg• sraniLet:6. • • aHT tlu:jjarect, rtmarthen. DIHEWYD TITHE COMMUTATION. PICTON TERRACE. WE ...
... Barham, of Trecoon, when John Williams swore that Mr. John Furlong had trespassed in pursuit of game on the lands of John Edwards, of Barnard's Well, in the parish of Henry Moat, on the 28th November, 1844, which was corroborated by the testimony of Maria ...
... every litthe village interests of a cause so were apprebended at Lhrynda- chown herd laboar. oo ow. on the 26th alt, ms ‘Cardigan, le. each the Town a> Daravrut Acctpext.—We have just received in- formation of anuther eviliery aud that the late Lowur ...
... :-Messrs. John Freeman, George Osborn, John Whitmy, George Rands. Wm. Flesher, John Grant John Jeffery, Wm. Williams. Wm. Collins, Porter, and John Stanton ; seven Conservatives and four Reformers. The following was the result of the poll ...
... about two minutes returned, with coat under his arm. then said •* Is William looking ?*’ (meaning Mr. Moses's (the prisoner) asked him what meant, upon which placed the coat under his (the prisoner a) arm. and told him go, a certain route, Mr. Moscs'ashop ...
... TICKET, on Wednesday, the Twenty Second Day January Instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, at the House of Mr. Barras, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, Woodchurch, adjoining the Turnpike Road, leading from Leeds Dewsbury, and subject to such Conditions will then be ...
... Joliii Da Lncy, Raglt alter 32 year*’ active service, including th» entire Peninaular carupaigna, and wounded in the sword arm at tlio battle oi Vittorie, hna been K»z-. to full'pay Majority, onattacbcd, order, of hja Grace the Duko.of Wellinj’ton. ,J ...
... arbitrate the supremacy of Britain When Grattan n*«e none dare oppose The rlaiia he made for freedom ; They knew our sword* to hack Id* words Were ready did need them (loud cheers). Bat how* was that |>ower wielded by the armed democracy and their leaders ? Did ...