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... the Chief Justice of the Queen’s Bench and Mrs. Blackburue, the Hon. Baron Pennefather, the Right Hon. James Grattan and Lady Laura Grattan, Sir Lucius O’Brien, Bart,,M.P., and Lady O’Brien, the Archdeacon of Dublin and Miss Torrens, Sir Thomas Burke ...
... old and respeetable inhabitant. This was seconded by E. 11. Stacey, Esq. Mr. John Adams proposed Me. William North Rees as Sheriff, and the amendment was seconded by Mr. John Lewis. Mr. T. Richards said that he was authorised to say that if Mr. Rees was ...
... Bentinck is expected to arrive at | Harcourt House, Cavendish-square, this day, from Welbcck i Abbey, Notts. Lord and Lady John Russell received a select circle | at dinner last evening, at the Noble Lord's mansion, in , Chesham-place. His Excellency ...
... attempt, to defraud Ina employer as is stated above? and who but a fool can belitvo that Mr. John A Mill did (as abcve stated) defraud oinployer, Mr. F. O'Connor? Mr. John :Will I know nit, but whoever he may be, I think him injured mart. I lay claim to no more ...
... connexions are from Lanca: shire, are exceedingly wealthy Hereford Journul(The parties are Mr. John Lees Ainsworth and hia wile, sister to the Kev. Anthony John Haaime'. Bazaar.—Sick and Dying Boar. T the ear»CTt re ...
... Prize awarded to John Rees, Penydarran.—4. The best song in praise of the Cyfarthla Mill and the Engi- neer, Mr. Wm. Williams, one guinea. Divided between John Rees aud an anonymous competitor.—5. Best verses to all Old Bachelor. John Rees' poetic dialogues ...
... Haller of Mrs, Kean was, in t riumph of art, an | prevented ‘it from ful ling into the hands of the party. Kean’s Sfranger | armed men bad no sooner gaine 4 admittance than they demanded could not, in our opinion, be equalled in this day. roceeding up stairs ...
... she te * Ll force the fto the truth-the sternness and pro)li bit us-not hy her armed vassah—but by the ' ,e,er rc in Wba’tttewr wL U.aT d'.rc i by cm.: » s..= , m »y. Arms their hands, ftnd would use them—(cheers) Wll the argument, you have no . ,i their ...
... When Davies Jones, of Cylionydd, Esq. ; John Bird, of Plas yn Dines, Esq. the E o l c —Thom D in Pembroke, a res a i v d i i e n s g L a lo t y ß d r , o o n f w K y i d le d h , e 1 , he Pthr eounty of Cardigan, Esq. ; Owen Owen, Esq., m Cr Court, Esq ...
... Hendre 41 years 0 Llandilo district to John Jones Manorabon years 0 Inn district competitor For the second greatest number ditto Three Commotts district to John Charles Danvlan years 1 0 Laugharne district to John Davies Maesgwrda 0 0 Llandilo district ...
... fy 105a Ok bion in occupation of John I 05a IOp Llangower in tlie tlm '''U'Ht of hit cattle '’'Wirt ' 11®' 'j'1 '(‘H situated tin Lake the I I'Mt! hi Lukes is of Hala miles hV 70a iYi 1e Llanycil rii' occupation John Lloyd 1 cattle unjoining uioun- NOTICE ...
... old Tory system, as of the general gaol deliveries of the Norrasnby process ons; Lord John Russell, following the settled precedent, will probably re-enact the arms bill he allowed to expire, with perhaps additional clauses more fully embodying the blessed ...