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... circuit, vis., for (ilamorjftn’bire, Feb. *26, at Swansea. l*embrokeahire, March 5, Haverfordwest. Cardiganshire, March 11, Cardigan. Carmarthenshire, March IC, at Carmarthen. Brecknockshire, March 21, Brecon. Radnorshire. March 25, Prvieign. Cheshire, March ...
... Miu Tait, second daughter of Mr. Crawford Tait, of Harrieatown, N.B. Sudden Deatu of Gboboe Pf-arse, Esq., tue Registrar St. John’s.—On Thar» ...
... and will together aSI! date families; the third intended for tbs acemZ? tion of single men only. Funeral or tup. late Mr. John Uston.-o* morning, the remains of this celebrated coaieiun wer» - signed to earth in the Cemetery at funeral was private, and ...
... Don- Pennant, niece the Earl of Cardigan. *Vto the Downing estates property in hltnt- The bride elect is dsughter of the late Penl „ Downing (grandson of Thomas Pennant, the reot, innl Brudenell, the pre- 1 of* Cardigan. Her father died in 18dj>, and ...
... Lcfevie and H. B.Lefevre, Esq., equally. Will of John Teesdale. Esq —The highly-respected solicitor, the Mr. John Teesdale, has bequeathed the silver eperg' preMtuled to him the Lowtaiiian Society, his son, John Marmnduke Ttesdalc; and the silver waiter which ...
... outuf her Highlit**and cby Cain* I. * Toe fwllmvini? were not : Rbikcock, l.onl Caledon a by ont of Mlk' - Boy, Lord by FKm John dam b-hnuicl. Canivlforil, Mr. DnukuM's rh f Xicc, .Millwotxf, The Maid Athens and Mr. Stubbs Ctuncl ont Zenana. Won cleverly ...
... Lord John Russell would succeed bir salary of which isH.OOW. per annum. Mr. Pollock is R. Peel ; and it must obvious to the house, that now ou c rcu discharging the duties of commissioner of the under the present course of opposition, Lord John ven Debtors* ...
... a glimpse of the guests the banquet was not confined to the middle classes, for we observed the Karl Jersey, the Karl of Cardigan, and several noblemen on horseback without. At half-past six o’clock the “gallant company” began to arrive quick succession ...
... you called out the Ear! in kind tone; want The Convict John Smith.â understand that her go to the Hall.â âTut Hril r exclaimed the old lady. Majesty has been graciously pleased msptte John noan mnrry, for they want ta see noaa rich ruff Smith during ...
... to rouse up John the other. After few wild expressions of surprise, John recovered from the shock, came to assistance, and began throwing cut the ballas; whilst 1 continued to bale. William, remained just he fell upon his face, with his arms and feet extended ...
... Schools Cardigan, South Wales.— Her Majesty the Quceu -wager has been graciously pleased to give donation of to the Rev. Griffith Thomas, Vicar of St. Mary’s, Cardigan, towur the erection of a National School and mast*r’* house, the town of Cardigan.- Mi ...
... price . the Third and Concluding Volume of rpHE CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN, JL FOURTH DUKE of BEDFORD; selected from tlu Originals at Woburn Abbey (I7HI to With Introductien by Lon JOHN KUSnBLL. Vol- ■. to 174 Hi, 188.; Vol. 11. (1740 to ITfiO'. 15s. London: ...