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... Election of Councilmen for tlw &trough of Cardigan. fur the year mooting, WiMol the ratiritot froth WOW Iv re —Mr. David Mr. Day id It., and Mr. William Phillip.. A tra,.auey hasher taverns' by rim decease of Mr. John June , Mr. Jam. Sealort wan proposed tw ...
... ineeling,tb* committee, Or the 'uon• To you.thetefine, as the main support End stay of we now appeal, standing lure face, and arming with the toe of any into fnroliuni. It is right you *timid know distinctly whit we are sad hat we mean. We are traders and ...
... on the maible tribune whence Athens was seen in all her spier, Around him arc the sacred shrines of the guaidian deities ; -arm him are the tombs of those heroes who won for Athens hr - pire and her fame ;—around him are their statues refulgent more than ...
... at the bane of John Davies. Ateate hi the midi of lianliwddog la remit. G. Memos. Tu., jun. From the wales very It appeared that on Satlnit:be Mt- thew remits left bowie. aid tit fiat be went Into the partner, and, as In supposed. armed and teak oat two ...
... THE CHRONICLE AND MUNSTER ADVERTISER lbanted between lhi> (legioiient anil the wid Daniel O’Connell, John O’Connell, John Gray, Tliomna Mathew Ray, Thomas Steele, Richard Unrrelt, or tlte Rev. Thomas Tierney, or any of them, or any person or wkatoemr ...
... pilch, tallow, deals, and mats. During the height of the storm, the llriloii. of Cardigan, was hurled the rocks St. Unde Bay, and become perfect wreck. I. .a ,T i' Cardigan, Uidcford, and Portland, the damage is described have been of the most lamentable ...
... late rates. Oats, beaut, peas, and flour were obtainable on easier terms. BANKRUPTS. Edward Axford, milliner, St. John’s-wood terrace John Morris, Crown-street, Finsbury, and Old-street, St. Luke’s, leather-seller. William Henry Smith, linendraper, Ed ...
... of any land was over framed or entered into, or ever subsisted between this deponent and the said Daniel O’Conncl), John O'Connell, John Gray, Thomas Matthew Ray, Thomas Steele, Richard Barrett, or the Reverend Thomas Tierney, or any of them, or any person ...
... the following:—John O’Connell, M.P.; R. D. Browne. M.P.; W. J. O’Neill Daunt, Captain Broderick, Patrick Costello, Rev. Terence Reilly, Rev. John O’Hanly, Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. P. O’Reilly, Rev. Mr. Wynne, Rev. P. J. Gilligan, Rev. John Smith, of SS. ...
... Eastwood, J. John's | Sergeant, J. S. John's Edman, E. 11. John's Sluogett. C. Christ's Edwards J. Down. Smith, C. F. 'ITrin. Edwards, T. H. John's Smith, T. D. John's Evan's, E. T. Queens' Spurrier, G. H. ...
... 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, ...
... he wished to state that Mr. John Augustus O'Neill did him the favour of calling on him since last Monday, and took the trouble to enter into an explanation with regard to his letter, and to con- vince him that he (Mr. John O'Connell) had mis- understood ...