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... Half, Radnorshire. John Jones, Esq., Cefiimaes, Radnorshire. Sir John Walsh, Bart. M.P., Chairman. James Davies, Esq., Vice-Chairman. James Ackers, Esq., M.P. Thomas Samuel Rawson, J. Palmer Budd, Esq. Esq. John Parry Dc Winton, John Abraham Whit taker ...
... TIDuchess of Bteaufost, the Duchess of fluccieoucb, the Countess of Chesterfield, the Countess of Harewood, the Countess of Cardigan, re the Countess of Mlsitown, Bareness Nieumoann, Lady Codriagton, Lady Southamupton, Lady Petre, Lady Bruce, Lady Gordon ...
... severely afliicteel with Rheumatism, and confined to her bed for period of nearly two months, with scarcely the power to lift her arm. She was signally benefitted after taking two Doses of Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, and after finishing two Boxes was quite ...
... of Bengal. — The Very Rev. Dr. Ken nedy, principal of St. John's College, Intally, has been appointed Vicar General ot Bengal. — Catholic Herald, Sept. 27. We have been informed that Major John Fawcett, of the 2d European Light Infantry, has forwarded ...
... fought men well armed, went to the houses Cornelias Conway and bled in the cause of truth, and m support of those VI Mr John Brown on the ciples which placed your Majesty, and your Royal ancestors, and James -Neal, tenants to Mr. John Brown , J the throne ...
... ayment. ly the claim of p atriotism and de- “ termi table than the professional one, surel e from one who claiu ns and re- john votion to cou! try comes with ill grac fa patr jot as he could possibly ceives as much for p laying the part o And th en to ...
... Mr. Dudley Costello; Well- bred, Mr. George Cattermole; Kitely, Mr. John Forster; Captain Bobadil, Mr. Charles Dickens; Master Stephen, Mr. Douglas Jerrold; Master Mathew, Mr. John Leech; Thomas Cash, Mr. Augustus Dickens; Oliver Cob, Mr. Leigh; Justice ...
... without speaking a word, seized her by the arm, turned her round, and pushed her some distance up the street, and then left her. She leant up against a hoarding, and finding herself in groat pain, and her arm useless, she informed her friend, who recommended ...
... fell, and the flames were instantly extinguished. Knowles, when taken up, was found to be dreadfully scorched about the chest, arms, and thighs. The fire was extinguished by a few buckets of water. We are glad to state that the unfortunate man was going on ...
... Riding £8 Bs. Wales—Anglesey the Uirhuioud Railway, tor the non-paymeut of wages. i£B IC*. 9d., Brecon £9 Us., Cardigan none, qualifyimr John Nsgle, the spekeiiman of tbs party, stated that hs '■ usually obtained magistrates’ solicitors; cfeiks went to ...
... Boyce, Esq The Lord Edward Chichester John Cobon, Esq. The Lord Stephen Chichester Charles Heneage, Esq. The Hon. William Gore Stephen Isaacson, Esq The Hon. Percy Augustus Evans WiUiam M'Guire, Esq F --eke John Taylor, Esq. Sir George Rich Francis Wemyss ...
... disgusted with their proceedings and their omissions of duty. We say nothing now of the re-appointment of such men as’Lord Cardigan after having been degraded for | conduct so base as the employment of spies upon, the private life of veteran officers, whose ...