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... chairman, Right lino. Earl Candor, D. A. S. Davies, Esq., M. P., D. Morris, Esq., hi. P., Sir John Bart., R. J. Neville, J. W. Philipps, W. Peel, John Johnes, John Jones, D. Limit, W. Davy Harries, C. Morgan, , W. Morris, W. G. Hughes, W. Jo point.. J. H ...
... shelter under the roof of his son's parsonage. John Howard spent hi', life and fortune in endeavouring to improve the eonditir of the most degraded portion of Europe's denizens—the inhabitants of prisons. John Owen gave op the hest portion of his days in ...
... of the thio,e. There was at the right and left rf the throne. that on the right being the scat of the Prince of Wales, whose arm. it bore. Amongst the Peers who arrived at an early hour we noticed the Earl of Char'mine. the Bishop of Ely, Earl of Wicklow ...
... Nelnon Broloum. Quartette— Meech Megan Comic Song. Quartette—. Hail! 6:ailing Morn. Spoir,rth. P. R -Ow Fail John Rees for police 0 4 10 Paid John Phillip. mum, for repairing roof of the lormigh pool 1 310 Paid Awbrey for painting and glazing at borough ...
... above the elbow of right arm, a erueifit ; hr tow the elbow, a tomb, weeping willow, c the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it; o f the s t int, heart and the arms of with the letters W. P. std J. F.; inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, and the figure ...
... concluded, amid loud and universal cheering, • speech which took more than two hours and a half in the delivery. After Lord John Russell had at down, • number of questiane were asked from all sides of the House as to the detail, of the erasures he had ...
... n of his office as Councillor by Mr. John Lloyd, and the election of Mr. James Owen iu his stead, which however, led to no result. The Town-clerk read a resolution, passed at a meeting of the trustees of Sir John Perrott's Charity, on the 30th of December ...
... Wanelly. Neweastlain.Emlyn. Cagnaryon.hire.—liangor, CarnarYon, Conway, Portundue. Cardigansbire.—Aberayron, Aberystriritb, Cardigan, Lampeter: Denbighshire.—Denbigh, Llanrwat, Ruabon, Rathin, St. A+aph, Wrexham. Flintahire —Hulyaell. Mnld Glamorganxhire ...
... bentirick. Ile did not consider the arguments of Lord John Russell against the plan so overwhelming as they appeared to Mr. lioebock. lie thought that it might be mode to dovetail into Lord John's plats for the relief of Ire Lind. Sir 0. Grey said, that ...
... last, after a long and painful illness, Mr. Daniel Jenkins, Watchmaker, Cardigan. On Monday last, Mrs. I'hillips, the wife of the Rev. David Phillips, of the Mope Chapel, Cardigan. She had p.itiently endured a long and painful illness, until death terminated ...
... present, although he was favourable to time principle of the b•II. Mr. Grattan was opposed to any pn.roimement of the measure, and hoped it would be passed ironir thately. Lord John Russell observed that he roar to request the noble lord to proceed immediately ...
... Minister, Mr. John Rees, Mr. William Davies, Mr. Joseph Doris,. the Rev. Eras Williams, Independent Miaister, Mr. George John. the Rey. David Davies, Baptist Minister, Mr. Thomas Timothy, WS Rev. Thomas Rem Independent Minister, Mr. Evans. and John Jones, Eeg ...