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... fair Friday two cartloads of fire-arms were auction and spirited competition took place for guns bullet-moulds &c for midnight practice in Ireland its depfits of arms accessible haters of $axon legislation where fire-arms bullet-moulds powder See may be ...
... 180u0 eggs I milk quarts of cream of ale dozeu of wine besides bread cheese vegetables spices &c tkc in abundance Cardigan Friday the ult Mr John were out fowl in boat the unfortunately upset the drowned father was with great difficulty were by accidentally ...
... ividoxv of Mv, John Tliurston, of that ?? 05, ID Girosvenor-plsce, Chelteetanm, Mr. William Shhecklefordi anti, iii Arrbrsoli-strest, aged 7i, Mrs. Jane Little, fornierly at' Coils- Itam, Wilts-Mary. aed dlatighter of tSh' late John Morkan, Esq. of ...
... manufacturers arm there the is that there the for the opinion arms have with hostile intention towards Government the arms to Ireland must fowling or attack on property Tlie others state fear driven to thus attack tiieir property the themselves arm f-r the ...
... Anderson, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Sir H. Elpkinstone, Bart. M.P. Rev. David Robinson. Hairy G. Gordon, Esq. John Savage, Esq. Frederick Jones, Esq. John She well. Esq. Rev. S. Teni.son Mossc Archibald Speus, Esq. Invalid Live* assured; also, Select Lives, ...
... spoon Frocester, from John N’cems ; same day, John Wood, for stealing cwt. of turnips at Klngstanley, the property of Samuel Kai-ler; same day, George Bowycr, for stealing Horsley half a pot of potato*-?, from Thomas Tainton. - 12th, John Taylor, for stealing ...
... was about Is. dearer; and Oats, of which there was scarcely any supply, rose 3s. per quarter. The rumour, however, of Lord John Russell's intentions has already had the salutary effect of checking greater advance in the prices of corn, and Malt remains ...
... noble Ltd Men eaosed is re. vie.* the proposed easpeesion of earl Ib4l the ant of stKrr is he, eerie. and diditimie. sal *armed well fu the pool - re*lllsiidlb•welliredin•a; nod al-er Miens that • bill dad be lot fuilitatiag eke el real property, and ...
... WALES CIRCUIT Mr Justice W’khtman 3 ThitstMar 11 Cardigan Iff C il Saturday Mar 20 Brecon 27 Mar 31 SOUTHERN CIRCUIT Revfil Esq J 2d Monmouth J ulyli Hercrird Brecon Friday 2 Carmarthen Menlav July 5 Cardigan Jufv 7 Thurs Mwnday July 12 Cardiff Tiuxihty July ...
... reversing the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench, which had declared against the justification pleaded the Sergeant-at-Arms. This reversal proved that the resolution adopted by the House, on the recommendation its committee, to bring a writ error ...
... his recovery.— (JluLt. , HiiiooEs.— 1 tie hmperor of Austria ha-; the erection a suspension-bridge over the large (combined) arm of Danuoe, near being about the the 1 names at Woolwich- At, however, several small islands sandbanks intersect this stream ...
... Llanvihattgel Ystem Lewern agcl 76 8 at late Tudor-stroet in &th year Feb 8 youngest lighter Mr John Bennett King's Arms Inn Duruham-iiowu Feb 16 Burnham Mr John Suriage late this city at protracted illness Uevrge Esq the eminent auctioneer Feb 16 year surviving ...