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... outrage was perpetrated near Heathfield, in that county. Between seven and eight o’clock party of armed men surrounded the house of a farmer named John Bennis, steward to property in that quarter belonging to Mr. Scanlan. The unfortunate victim of their ...
... diseorcalculation of item, whiclt ». £50,000. -«« affording *,000,000. Hi Jnno to I,sâJohn C, JP, Charles Dagot, Alderman M*Glashan, John oâllagan, â¢wan, ; John E. Herrick, jh, >Vm. Dwyer Ferguson, rci C. Inco, William Burke, S. Greene, Eusebius Kir ...
... June 6, at Cardiff, Mrs. Woud.nall, stationer, St. Mary-street, of a daughter. June IJ, Mrs. Jones, of the Cardigan Arm: Lewis-street, of a daughter, which only survived its birth t*-o days. June if, at Laston Court, llerelordshii-e, the ladv of Joseph ...
... Calveriey Moor, Great Horton Lane. Little Horton Lane. Bowling Lane, Ambler Thom, Soper Lane, Bierley. Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley and Reevy, will be Let by Auction ...
... teeth or gums, and may be taken Jsy persons of all ages. Testimonials of its efficacy with each bottle. §/ Prepared only by JOHN EVANS, Apothecary and Chemist, Dublin ; in Bottles at Is and 2s (>d each ; and fcold by his appointment, by Bewlej and Evans ...
... vegetables Lirst prize. Joseph Costett; second prize, William John third prize. Thomas Evans, Melin Griffith; extra prize, John Smith, Aleliu Griffith. Nosegay—First prize, Joseph Coslett second prize, John Lewis, GENTLEMEN'S' GARDENER?. — Best Basket of vegetables-A ...
... tne tooth in a soft >tale, without any piessure or pain, and iu a shun time becomes as hard as the emulIel, anJ will reinaiu arm it. tin: tootu .tuny years, rendering extraction unnecessary. It arrests all further progress ot decay, aull reiiuei s theui ...
... Grea t Morton Lane. Little Horton Lian, Bowling thres r Lare, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane. iWaeley, Shelf, Stone Table, The Cardigan Arms Inn, on tire Leeds Side thereof, and the Li Bar or Chain across tire Highniay leading to Darley arid Reevy, AlI ,will be ...
... Cleltenhamr-,at ?? Benjamin 3£. Thomas, Esq. of Foxd~svwu, Der on, to Jane, eldesj daughter of Thomas Rolt, Esq. of Gloucester; Mr. John BUr rows, ?? Sings, botcher, to Miss tHarnis, eldest loau of Mr. Harris, butcher, Cliettenhlansw: and M[r. Joseph lairnard ...
... copy of any despatch prior to the Ist of May, authorising Colonel to threaten Bandeira with the armed interference of the British government.' Jjord John Russell said the papers were already on the table. Instructions had been given by Sir Hamilton Seymour ...
... Gloocestr Bristol (•), LoTelass, Tenby John, Lewis, Ilfracombe Jobn&Mary, Squire, B.staple Jaroes&Sb.Tamplio, Newport Albion. Evans. Liverpool Susan, Irvine Ilfracombe Fcncalcnick, llagbes, Hayle IloyalOak, Peters, Cardigan Pendarvis, Cogan, Hayle Apollo. James ...
... Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting. The Queen gave sudiences His Royal High- to the Marguis of Lansdowne and Lord John Russell. ness the Prince of Lucca had an audience of Her Majesty on taking leave. His Royal Highness was introduced by Viscount ...