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... Troabadour(s) Beckett, Bnstl Eliza, Richards, Aberystwith MatyAnn.Williams, Cardigan WindN.W. MARYPORT. Arrived [June 22] from Mona, Belford. Dumfries Mary Ann, Parkin, Gatehouse John, Osmotherly, „“0 Gipay, Cock ton, Belfast Cottager, Bean, Mary Ann, Bryce ...
... and other Appurtenances tiie same belonging, situate at Cardigan Place, in the Township of Headingley-cum-Burley, Fronting the Leeds and Kirkstall Turnpike Road, and now the Occupation of Mr. John Poynter. Lot 2. All that other DWELLING-HOUSE, with the ...
... Plymouth Swan, Evyns, Wales Favourite, Williams, do John & Eliz., Fisher, do St. Bra nock, Williams, do Alliance, Ley, do Wm. H Mary, Boiles, John, Curry, do Dasher, Lawson, do Sailed [June 23] for John, Curry, Wales Friends, Harris, do Dasher, Lawson, ...
... 20: Wind N.W., light, variable, fine. Arrived—The Jane, Robertson, from Greenland. DUNDALK—Jane 20; Armed—The John end Richard, Clarke,from St. John’e (N. 8.), in 26 deys. TESTPORT—June 20; Smiled—The Elizabeth, Lloyd; and Friodihip, Davies; for London ...
... JobnHaraey, Garrett, Stine Taff, Hooper, Cardiff Swift, Tawton, do Friende, Evans, Commerce, Thomas,Cardigan Moderator, Roberta, Newport Tredegar, Johns, do Mary, Gainer, PILL. Arrived [June from Maria, Cann, Barnstaple nines Wales, Barnard, Mary Ann, ...
... Samuel Isaacs and John Moses, junior, Portsea, nary events and clothiers.. William Sugden and Le. . .i.:n kediein, Mauchestet, stone and marble masons • ■on and John Lawrence Harris, Frederick’s place, « . Jewry, hall factors John Watney and Benjamin ...
... God, as the basis of all other informatio o. and loud cheers.) • I'll - At a meeting previously held, he said,—Aga'n t• t re‘ John Bull why Irishmen look for the repeal—in the ,) place they have a right to their parliament. (Cheel England for the Englis ...
... painting by Eugene Lami. There is also a composition, including likenesses of Louis Philippe and the Count de Paris, who in the arms of his grandfather is represented firing a cannon from the ramparts at Treport. The fourth pictorial illustration is a view ...
... accession to the throne. The Bishops of London, Llandaff, Chester, and Cashel, and Linton, Clancarty, Winchilsea, Nottingham, and Cardigan, have entered a protest against the Maynooth Bill. Lord has addressed a letter to the Orangmen of Ireland, advising them ...
... 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 ...
... forming matrimonial alliance with the accomplished Lady Georgiana Cnrzon, eldest daughter of Earl Howe, and niece to the Earl o Cardigan, is in his 22nd year, and his lordship’s bride elect is in her 20th. On Tuesday evening, the rustic population of Tintern ...
... not think it sufficiently valuable. I told him riot to insult me any more by such offers. He mentioned the name of Lord Cardigan, and said Place yourself in the position of (some one whom I do not know) and the Colonel of our Regiment ; and added that ...