Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Somersetshire ’squire having occasion lately find with the stupidity of a servant had recourse to old adage by telling him “ Ah John you will never set fire the latter instantly replied that ever do so gentleman arranging music for young he was paying his ...
... the royal family and many of the nobility. The uoble Duke gave his customary annual entertainment to his old companions in arms, 92 of whom sat down to a superb uet in the Waterloo His Royal Highness Prince Albert honoured the noble and gallant duke with: ...
... Cemmaes, ip ure Land, ad, or ws contiguous to the Tarn and from Dolgell: to Towyn ; command ite picturesqu an extensive view of Cardigan coast, re, Snowdon, and the majestic lulls tha Snowdon range 5 thus affurding some of th utiful Sea and Land views for whieb ...
... Talbot J Vivian For the D A Davies Sir B Hall D Morris W Williams Court— Court for the Carmarthen district Monday last John Johnes Esq There altogether set for trial including journed which were first question importance arose in cases which were all ...
... that eompart, productive, and wellmated Mr.. image or Tenement, arm, and Lands, with the Appurtenances, called DOLUAMLYN, In the parish of Llanhadartn.fawr, in the County of Cardigan, comprising a Farut {louse, Out-buildings, two Cottages, about Acres ...
... 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 ...
... couple During the day the bells poured forth their peal Too much cannot Mr Conder of Bodfari Mr Folkes draper Mr John Edwards of Downing Arms for their united good taste in reference to the day’s proceedings lie arrived doubt effect of having burnt “ died ...
... of the mansion of Dundanion; where, having formed in processional order, they advanced, headed by Lady Deane, leaning on the arm of Archdeacon Kyle, (in the absence of Sir Thomas,) to the spot marked for the cutting. On arriving here, Lady Deane was presented ...
... summoned Buu-deira his troops to conditions Propositions llun-deirn some of accepted some refused Amongst the latter should arms negotiations going on in course the of the 14th the evacuated town in retiring the south Hundeini Melon to allied forces The ...
... Jun. Esq. Rowland Mitchell. Esq. John Harvey, Esq. ; Robert Mitferd. Esq, John G. Hubbard, Esq, James Morris, Esq. George Johnstone, Esq. Henry R. Reynolds, .Tim., Esq. John Labonchere, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. Janies ...
... occasion Thcv did not want Lord Devon or any one else to come over . (iing in pledged to support measure, because 11 would Lord John be^aU heV had places under (he Oovand 'tell them how much misery arose from the ten f l * keep Russell in and keep Peel out ...
... CERTIFICATES. Charles lies, Bristol, grocer. John Mintorn Vaughan, BristoL builder. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Robert Campbell Smart, Edinburgh, engraver, June 2S, July IS, at the writing - chambers of A. Fyfe, Edinburgh. John M'Donald and Co. Glasgow, pawnbrokers ...