Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... UarbadoM ; Premier, Nevis; Brutus, Nauau; London, Rotterdam. Fee I.—Arrived the John Bull, from Cuzhaven. DEAL, Jaw. 31.—Wind N.N.K. to N.E., strong breeze and squally. Arrived the John Edward, Bissett, from Calcutta a schooner, West Indies, London ; schooner ...
... family seat in Herefordshire, at the advanced age of 88, Sir John Geers Cotterei.l, Bart. The deceased Baronet was the son Sir John Cotterell, Knight, by the only daughter and heir of Sir John Goers, of Garnons, Herefordshire. He married, in 1791, Miss ...
... Sir John Hall, K.C.H. M.P. I Benj. Hawes, jun., Esq., M.P. ' William Tite, Esq.. F.R.S. Frederic'-. Hodgson. Esq.. M.P. Richard Tavlor, Esq. 1 John Humphcrv. Esq., Aid., M.P. John Tee-dale, Esq. j D.-.vid H:.lket,Esq. ' j Samuel Thomas, Esq. John Oliver ...
... Margaret, for Cuba. FISHGUARD, Jan. 30.—The vessel sunk in Cardigan Bay is the Azores packet, of Plymouth, supposed from Cork to Liverpool, crew drowned; 150 sacks of flour have been landed at Cardigan and some more at Newport. TORBAY ,Jan. 31.—N NW.—Sailed ...
... about 51. free* the Tom Steel* and John O Connell” Ward*. London, and 11. from a Catholic Prieat, *»k*d (wrmioaien of hi* revered Liberator to call him Defender of III* Faith. (Cbcera and laughtar.) ' Ur. H. Grattan, H.P.,addmaad th* mealing far an boor ...
... K.nostown, Jan. 29.—W.N.W. Arrived, the Bethel, from St.John’s, w Brunswick. . , - . „ , Gokk. Jan. 23.—Off, the Jane, from Antigua for the Clyde. Hull, Jan. 29.—Salted, the Euusweii, for St. John’s. New Brunswick. Ayr, Jan. 29.—The Helen Stewart, which ...
... M'Millan, for Cuba : Boyne, Marshall, for Trieste, and Chorister, Day, for Gibraltar, all sailed from Milford 30th Jan. CARDIGAN, Jan. 29 —The vessel sunk in the bay is a schooner of about 100 tons, laden with sacks of flour, which are being discharged ...
... think, in a case of ordinary _Lord Clements, W. C. Percy, J.P.. John Lawder, J.P., : that in Dingle, his hie. libel, to bring separate and distinct action agalusl the O’Brietl, J.P., and John Veevcrs, Esq. The . his confederates (Lord entry and proprietor ...
... shelter—the smith pulled the red hot iron out of the fire, and thrust it towards his face, desiring the devil to be gone.” Mr. John Cavanagh of this place, an educated and respectable convert, was attacked on the strand of Ventry by men with their faces blackened ...
... Lucerne not to entrust the theological establishment to the Jesuits. Lucerne is.bowevcr,resolved to persevere, and her Diet are arming all the inhabitants resist any attempt control. Mr. Trelawnoy, who represents Tavistock, has become candidate for East Cornwall ...
... a large barque on , I TIM. Cardigan, Jan. ilt . and from Milford, in coming over the bar on t.._ _ Ads, and remains with her bottom out, and is . awl to become, a wreck; crew saved. Fishguard, Jan. 30. vessel sunk in Cardigan Bay is the Acores Packet, ...
... M'Connell, William MI'Coninell, John 'I'Connell, John O'Neal, John Diamond, William Dugan, IMiciael flaugliton, John Mi3ligar,, seuior, John MSlilligan, Jul'., John Ilendry, James Creaney, Mrs. Mary Gillen. ...