... terminating at o1 r near cel rtain lands root of Aylstone Hill, in theparishes called the Priory, lying at the f 8 aint John otherwise Saint John of Saint Peter, Saint Owen, the Baptist, and All Saints, or some or one of them, in the city of Hereford and liberties ...

... Esq.; John Raymond Barker, of Fairford Park, Esq. Partridge, of Bishop's Wood, Esq.; Sir John Jas, Garbett Walsham, of Knill Court, Bart.; John Francis Vaughan, of Court Field, Esq. Monmouthshire—Thomas Prothero, of Malpas Court, Esq.; Chas. John Kemys ...

... much pleasure to be enabled to state, u non authority, that Mr. Berwick, of illustrious and patriotic memory, i nephew of Grattan, has really been appo' A inted Vice-President of the Galway College. Mr. Berwic' k is a gentleman of the most polished manner ...

... 4 wine, for Martin and Co.; puns 10 nuu, for Kent and Buns; general cargo, for Gopsill Brown. From W. >mouth-the Vigo, of Cardigan, Davies, 58, with qr* barley, for and Co. From Colchester-tbe Brother*, Newquay, Them as, with 830 ...

... both will find—which we should rather say both have already found it impossible to replace. 1x Cursniee.—For some back, Mr. John Lancaster Moreton, of this town, lias had workmen employed to build a wall, and make other improvements on his estate at ilton ...

... was p! in the hospital ward, and put under the doctor’s care immedi- diately. He continued ill until his death, on Wednesday. John Smart, brother of the deceased, deposed.—tI am a gun- maker, and reside at No.1, Winchcomb-street ; deceased was also a -maker ...

... peaches are now imported fr*m Sydney, which are quite equal in flavour French dried plums, and a much finer fruit The Earl of Cardigan has obtained a rule from the Court of Queen's Bench against the C ...

... 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 ...

... and tbs British troops had marebsd '* . K 1 uilipps CaervnartUeo. {• cardigan. XJheap Editions of Popular Works. Milts Brothers Cheltenham. Ctiopatow. TOM CRINGLE’S LOG. Price Sa.Gd. John Chippenham. THE LIFE OF M ANSIE WAUCU. Price 2*. Gd. Kinijy d THR ...

... CARMARTHEN MAIL, through Ross, Monmouth, Aberga- venny, Brecon, Llandovery, and Liandilo, to Pembroke, Haver- fordwest, and Cardigan, mornin; at a quarter before five. The SWANSEA MAIL, throug! Abergavenny, Merthyr, and Neath. The PRINCE COACH, to Hereford ...

... - Tho I h Morris, Birmingham, victualle Bi eal ordshire, grocer, at the Court of — mingham. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Sims and John Hyett, Glouees ershite owners, — Thomas Oldham and William Grimes, J wickshire, and elsewhere, millers.—Edw. Bryant ...

... Mitchell, Mr. seconded by Mr. and supported by AM: Mr. Bright, Dr, Bowring, Mr. G. H, Cavendish, Lord Ebrington, Mr. Cobden, L ord John Russell, and Lord Howick. Si James Graham and Sir It Peel opposed the motion on the ground that although, according to abstract ...