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... Martin, when the following cases were beard and disposed of.— IVes. Thomas, of the Piabguard Arms, Haverfordwest, appeared to answer the information of John Gregory Partridge, charging him with laming on the 10th of November last, employed a stage carriage ...
... preaching and practice of our Saviour, and he contended that under no posaible circumstances could Christiana justify an appeal to arms. Towards the close of the proceedinga he was highly applauded, and the thanks of the meeting were given him by acclamation ...
... c= d Sums already advertised 365 17 6 147 11 6 B. Payne, Esq. one j 10 Miss Bolton 010 6 Miss Erskine, Pulford Park 010 0 John Sarson, 010 0 A Case or Swixpraxc.—On Monday last, an elderly person, of respectable appearance and good address, a foreigner ...
... and the Iron Safe and Fire Engine at Four. JOHN LITTLEDALE, Auctioneer, 9 Upper Ormond quay. GRATTAN -STREET, (off Lower Mount-street.) WF. BENTLEY and SON will Sell Auction, on the Premises, No. 3 GRATTAN-STREET, on MONDAY, December the 21st, the entire ...
... 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 ?? ...
... of Ballinvilla, was returning Irom the auction at Bloomfield. h« was most desperately assaulted by several mobs of armed ruffians, armed with sucks and stones, who knocked him off the car, and beat him in the most cruel nuer. and al-u violently assaukol ...
... convivialities until witching hour of night when all their homes after of convivial their lives Sessions Before John Heaton John Jocelyn Ffon!kesand John Price Dec 2 Mr it of to for wisli full of this time Mr Heaton Mr were only present Mr Price subsequently ...
... world, the history of Ireland would begin to date from the day when those armed myriads were landed on their coast (cheers). I remember, too, who cried out loudest then ; it was Mr. John O’Counnell (disapprobation). Sorry should I be—and let me offer this ...
... still, worshipped, revered, and flew to arms to defend the Book of Common Prayer! In an. old Roundhead pamphlet in our possession, printed in the year 1646, and written by one John Lewis, of the County of Cardigan, it is said that the coming out of the ...
... remain so long in abeyance. There is nothing derogatory in the idea of such interference under peculiar circumstances—Pitt, Grattan, O’Connell, Cobden, are names not unknown or unassociated with pecuniary tributes, and, we are sure, it is far better for ...
... Marklewy Pembroke general shopkeeper at 11 first U C Capleton Cheltenham tea-dealer at 11 dividend— John Morgan insolvent Cardigan farmer at 11 first examination John Heaven Bristol builder at 12 adjourned examination 11 C Davis Chepstow at 11 to Alfred Acrnmau ...
... enumerate the names of those individuals whom I frequently have seen while residing under that roof, or at John Debrett's, the Opposition bookseller, or John Stockdale's, both houses being within few doors of Wright's, I might mention a long list of Tory and ...