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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... PUlur. of Drumanney, to Miss Esther Kidd, ofColkeeran, near Moy. the loth Instant, Walgravc, Northamptonshire, by the Rev. John Cox. M.A.. G. V. Wilson, Esq., of the White House, Killybcgs, county Donegal, Sophia, youngest daughter of S. Sheldon, Eaq ...
... notice of it for next week ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he had given notice o it for Friday, and he was sure that after this early no. tice it would not produce any inconvenience. After some further conversation, Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that he would ...
... Bales, Robson d° and sailed for Portsmouth Pearla, Lecpvich Trieste Emma. Matson Malta and sailed for Hull Esther, Trotter d* John Callum, Swainston d° Maid Erin, Rohn d° Cork Corradibo, Persice Gallipoli for Stettin —with loss of liberator, Benfield Marseilles ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, tbe Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley or Reevy, will be LET ■ BY AUCTION ...
... R. D. Ireland, Thomas D. M'Goe, Rn derick OTlanagan, Charles Garan Duffy, John Mitehell, Henry Carey, Peter Gale, Ashfield Hall, 8. M. Grier. John G. Adrir, Richard Bnurke, John L. Fitzgerald. J. O'Dono. hoe, Marcus Keane, J.P.; J. B. Hewson, J. C. J P ...
... fcsq. John Campbell, Ksrj. , Edmund Molyneut, Esq. David Cannon, Esq. Urainley-Moore, Esq. Thomas Dover, Esq. Henry Moore, Esq. Richard Harbord, K«q. James Pownall, Esq. R. S. Henderson, Esq. Archibald Sinclair, Esq. R. Brodhurst Hill, Esq. John Torr, ...
... the price of food in that country haa been reduced far below the prices on the continent of Europe.**— Time,' report of Lori John Rue. teirttpeerh on Mania*, tail. In u,# which had prevail*! la Ireland durinr the past year, owln« to the very sudden calamity ...
... Parthygwyddfyleh. In occupation of James Lewis 19 Gwastadgoed C; the of Williams.. 027 Rhydydidfarch, in the occupation of John Mil seme 3 Gorswer, in the occupation of Owen 26 02 in the occupation of Griffith 63 031 2—Henblas, in the cecupation of Thomas ...
... every English faction (hear, hear). We have indeed no arms in our bands—no hundred thousand armed Vo. lunteers—no 140 pieces of cannon ; nor do we want them. For remember that that hundred thousand armed men, that hundred and forty pieces of ard that vast ...