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... marks of respect. This notable event was celebrated at Barmouth also by a dinner, at the Cors-y-Gedol Arms Hotel, to which a large party sat down. John Jones, Esq., solicitor of Doigelley, presided ; and at the request of Chester, officiated as the party ...
... glimpse of the guest to the banquet was not confined to the middle classes, fo we observed the Earl of Jersey, the Earlof Cardigan, an several noblemen on horseback without, and a number o containing the fair members of the aris tocracy. The traffic by ...
... a distant land, and the splendid successes that had attended arms under the direction of a meritorious er, and under the eye of a companion brother in arms. achievements of the British arms in of the Sove- India bad the His Grace reign and the applause ...
... THE (Willies John eashire— At Lansaster, a, » tbe City and Crester=The same dey ne doy 14. , 16, lesey— At Beaumaris, July 22. ee aay, oy ow (David Commissioner.) norsbire—At Presteign, > June 20. Carmarthen, June 22. » Jane 24. Cardigan, Thereday, June ...
... has received iastructions from the roprietar to offer the above Valuable and Desirable Es- tate for SALE, at the Corsygedol Arms Inn, in the town of Burmouth, on Tuesday the 18th day of August, 1846, at five o’clock precisely, subject to conditions and ...
... Jones, John Jones, Thomas J po John John Oldfield, Joha Jones, charles ‘aylor, Thomas Jones, James Lemon, Jobn Edward Jones, John Cathe- Jones, Isaac Ti », Rev. H. Jones, David J ree John Jones, Ro- bert J E. L. E. H. Davies Griffiths, ...
... the same more or and containing by admeasurement, 13a. Ir. 27p. or there- This Lot is surrounded Esq. Mrs. Bevan, and S. Wee John Walker, LoT v. _All that neat and genteel M. or Dwelling-house, with the spacious Yards, Garden, tbuildings, and other App ...
... moved. There is some of the arm-bones, leg, ribs, and thigh ; in fact, I believe have them ail complete. The bones of the dog lay beside the human bones. or Misex.—On Monday afteznoon, Mr. Baker held an inquest at the King’s Arms, Charles- street, City-road ...
... of Manchester, (chief secretary to the Mechanics’ and Engi- neers’ Union), John Botsfield, Alfred Cheeseborough, (ehair- man of the committee oftnion), Francis Dawson, John Gilbert Grey, Peter Grundy, Samee! Mills, Woo. Margatroyd, Joseph Platt, James ...
... with for my lyre With sip of my negus toasts worth my old-fashioned journal rarest of style long dressing mantle how rock my arm-chair and enjoy my own joke quaffing poking fire my life ! them fly their ball-rooms their concerts fine can taste all my in ...
... confessing guilt “ raised against the murderer He is with universal abhorrence When crime of note descriptions persons are in arms against the perpetrator or is delivered to justice But in Ireland case is the reverse system has prevalent not makes havoc ...
... their promises) Lord John Russell would find the Government a much more difficult matter than thought There was full treasury now but when the poor cow was sucked dry there would be plenty of calves at her dugs (laughter) Lord John must hand over the ledger ...