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... Arable LANDS, situate in the parish of Saint DOGMELLS. The above Farm is most conveniently situated at a mile distance from Cardigan, where lime and sea-sand can be procured on very reasonable terms. The House is fit for the reception of a respectable family ...
... dealcrB at 2s - Bd> er AGENTS. y • R. Philipps Carmarthen. J. Me. Cord Cardigan. John Gale Chepstow. S- Kinsey Evesham. Richard W Johnson Gloucester. Thos. and Will Mann Ditto. John Welson Kington. Henry Sv.mons Newport. Watkins Ross. £eo. M. Sadds Tewkesbury ...
... s map mode uf was produced by Mr. Jones, the Surveyor. Tue chict lieth, committed a similar off.nce at detence was that dir John of Mechyu- gate unmolested. A fine was inflicted, on promise not to repeat the offenc-. W illic, Jones, knowa as“ Will Shon ...
... tation from the ‘* Great North and Sou: Ww and Worcester Railway.” The tation con- sisted of John Bush, & - of London, Robert of Worcester, and Richard Gard- a John Evans, . mayor, took the chair. Mr. Ald. Hughes in- troduced the deputation to the stati: ...
... friends of English connexion. Dressed in this brief authority of the incorporated bodies, they now make their demands with those arms in their hands which Whig cunning and Conservative weakness forged for their acceptance, aud gave them as boon be quiet. The ...
... Abergavenny Half-past Eight ; whence early Coaches leave the following aforningew* Merthyr,Neath,Swansea, Brecon. Llandovery, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Pembroke, and all parts of S 'nth Wale. MORGAN, HEATH, and GANDERSON, Proprietors. GREAT THE PUBUC, FROM THE ...
... portrait of a professor of anatomy, from the furred doctor's gown and the skail on which the hand rests. As there is a coat of arms in the left band corner of the canvas, the identity of the portrait may be traced. Covent Garven THearre.—A novel experiment ...
... Earl of Cardigan, is in his 22nd year, and his lordship’s noble bride elect is in her 20th. The Waterloo Banquet. —Wednesday beinf» the anniversary of the battle of Waterloo, the Duke of Wellington gave his usual banquet to his “companions in arms,” at House ...
... more by such offers. Mr. Payne—Did he mention Lord Cardigan's name?—He said, Place yourself in a position with some one—l do not know who —with the colonel of our regiment. He named that Lord Cardigan had given that person a thousand pounds worth of jewellery ...
... Serge»nt-at-Arms aim. from the bar of the hot.»e, that execution had b**N levied in the case Howard v. Gonial, lay for the sum 4.36/. 12*., which included costs.—On the motion of Sir R. Peel, the communication of t ne Sergea..t-at - Arms was ordered to ...
... and diamond point; the sleeves, which are tight, finished with point lace ruffles, and trimmed with red ribbon, on the left arm the Garter in diamonds, and on the right a diamond rosette. The blue ribbon and diamond George usual. The under petticoat of ...