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... rears high its bead, And science fair is widely spread, seat men as Arcubiehop Mar Hale, (John of Tuam) Mr. Meagher, Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. John Lawlor, and Archdeacon Liam, are scarcely to be met with. With all the deep-roo•ed attachment ...
... September 25th— Before David Davies and E H Stacey Esqrs George Junes vagrant brought up charged on the complaint of Mr John Johns Master of the Workhouse witli refusing to break stones Committed to the House of Correction 9 days Thomas Jones labourer ...
... in of the island Observer Living Thrashing Machine Last week Mr TV Rule of Camborne agreed a farm labourer of PhiHack named John Carthew to thrash a quantity of for him for which he was to give 10s meals four quarts of beer in 11 hours he completed his ...
... and that the defendant is entitled to his costs. Ordered accordingly. CARDIGANSHIRE. Aberayron, Monday, Sept. 6. (Before John Johnes, Esq. Rees v. Beynon. Commitment for contempt of Court, in not appearing to summons. Defendant had been summoned to this ...
... tuned it up, ia perfect, from hilt to point, when it first left the hands of the artificer. It it in the possession of Mr. John Harris, of Sonthgate-street, who, believe, intends transmit it to the Arehisological Society.—Roth Chronic!?,. The philosopher ...
... Robinson,. David Sunderland Lord (ilenelg. d° Thomas, Cook John Hardy, Dixon Shields Doctor Winterbottom, Thomson d* Kate, Harvey d° 28 Heart of Oak, Small 0 ROUEN arrived from Sept. 26. John, Richard Donegal, Burney Vigilant, Evans Bligh, College CHERBOURG ...
... evenings, 10, Argyll place. Regent-street and all booksellers. Cardigan.—Effkct a Failure. —The stoppage the house of Gowers and Nephews has thrown the great* n over the town of Cardigan and its neighboorhot The loss of the two of the hunse, Mr. Lewis ...
... Penfoel, and family, Mr. anti Miss Junes, Lmgattoek, Sine - KIS° AcciD.au.—On Saturday morning last, as a young man named John D grid, in the employ of G. W. Griffith, Esq., of Pante*, n, Cardigsnshire, was attending to a thrashing machine, he accidentally ...
... met by seven or eight ruffians, who whilst uttering cries against the PorE, attacked them, and wounded one slightly in the arm, while the other was stretched on the ground with three serious wounds in his leg. After this disgraceful victory, they fled ...
... Merchant, 12, Honer-place, New-road; George Downes, Ilaberdasher's.placc, Horton Newtown; John Garment, 32, Connaug:it-terrace, Edgewarc road; John Toter, 19, City-road ; John Joniss, 23, Hanway-street, Oxford-street ; Geo. Wallis, 89, Goswell-road; Jame. Nicholson ...
... Moudav. w&icb, being the ** Cup d»r, attracted a uuioeiouv AitendAnce. The » ewarda were James Hag -wet and John Matthe**. Esqra.; ihe judge, John Biahtnn Minor, Esq . Avtiey House ; Mr. Charles IJsvicv, acive clerk u»c race*. Toe first race was fur A alley ...
... Council Dublin. following members were present; John O’Connell, Henry Grattan, Daniel Connell, Jubo Reynolds, and James Fagan, Ivqr*. At one o’clock, on tbe motion of Mr. O Connell, the chair was taken Hekrt Grattan, Ejq, M.P. The minutfs of lUe j»rocecJiDj ...