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... Plihguard Arms In, Cardigan-At Flishguard, aged 47, Mr. Wm. Davies, land- lord of the Swan Inn; and, aged 71, Captain John rewie, of the sloop Pideltli -Sarah, wife of Mr. WWi. Valle, of Westbary-ona Severn, aged 00-Mary, wife of Mr. John Baylis, No ...
... Matthews, of Marshfleld-John Brannd, Esq, of South-lawn, Exeter, merchant, to Mary Anne, eldest deu, of James Rich, Esq. of Churclhingtbrd, ?? Tiverton, 3r. John Upton, tailor, to Miss Ann Gillard, both of that ?? Torquay, Mr. John Maunder, of that place ...
... Monday was most numerously attended. Amongst the more ltrominent leaders of the movement were Smith O'Brien, E, Hdenry Grattan, M.P., John O'Connell, I.P., the Lord Mayor, Alder. man Butler. N. Maher, M.P., D. O'Connell, jun., and a large number of Young ...
... Hope-end, Herefordshire-At Whiteshill, near Stroud, Mr. John t Perry, ironmnonger, of Hanley,to Hannah Maria Allway, Stroud -At Blakeney, Mr. John Hayward, to Miss May Hale, both of Littledean-Mr. John Bishop, professor of music, to Miss Eliza- beth Hart ...
... a ?? ladyof John Mortimer, Esq. Treginnis St. David's, o a ?? Mount Radford, Exeter, the lady of John Cumming, Esq. of Brixton, a ?? Newton Saint. Cyres, Devon, the lady of the Rev. J. Morshead, a son. MxnmFiD.-At Bromegrove, the Rev. John Day Collis, ...
... following cases hive been thas disposed of during, the week :-Parsed their last ?? Ifareden, Benjamin Evans, John Davis, Sarah Robins. In ie John Arkell, Donnington Ml. a dividend of 25. In the pound was declared. The rneetings in vs F. F. Philips, coachmaker; ...
... diabolical attempt -to poison the entire fa-. mily of Dr. Grattan, of Drummin-house, county Kildare, was made on the l7th'instant. His eldest son, ?? of fifteen, has died in consequence, and Mrs. Grattan, the four surviving children, and a servant maid, are ...
... Whigs. t i Mr. Grattan, M.P., said the Whigs were excellent as a go- vernment or as ministers for England, but not for Ireland. His lhonourable friend alluded to the aspersions cast upon those who l stood up to defend Ireland. Let Lord John Russell be told ...
... sight of the condition of the ordinary seamen. Should they do so, they will, perhaps, regret too late, when laid yard-arm and yard-arm alongside of some American l frigate, with English seamen working the enemy's guns. We sedthe press is putting forth ...
... Commiissioner Mr. Sespt. StepSbn). Nov. 9, John Partridge, Cheltenham, dividend I.. 1 John Wade, first hearing .. . . . ?? -- James Coulson, Bridgwater, brought up for exam.. 12 Nov. 10, David Jnmes, Cardigan, victualler, certificate .. 11 James Meek, ...
... of Westminster, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord and t.Lady Fitzroy Somerset, MsjorLGeneral Sir Frederick Trench, 1,the Right Hon. Milner Gibson, M.P., Major-General Sir An. rI drew Biarnard, John Wilson Croker, Esq., Sir John MIDonald,C aA.D.G., &s. The militatry ...
... Husband, Martlewy, Pembroke, Ist hearing 11 R. C. Capleton, Cheltenham, teadealer, dividend .. 11 John Morgan, Pembryn, Cardigan, 1st hearing .. 11 - John Heaven, Bristol, ,adjourned last examination ?? , Dec, II, Christopher Davis, Chepstow, audit ?? ...