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... aforesaid, together with Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN WILSON, Castlestreet, or Mr. JOHN WHITLEY, solicitor, High-street, Exchange, Liverpool; Mr. HOGAN, Auctioneer, No. 6,lvy-street, Birkenhead ...
... aforesaid, together with Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN WILSON, Castlestreet, or Mr. JOHN WHITLEY, Solicitor, High-street, Exchange, Liverpool ; Mr. HOGAN, Auctioneer, No. 6, Ivy-street, Birkenhead ...
... day. Waltwa. Mr lloyste*!, thi« town, to rlnc the laic Daniel Joy uson. Kso Mar-U-ui sutl-riahiro. ' i*n i U-t, at I bilip's. John Dobcety, Jan. met Itaii.l.u, .1 M ti. vt Ik-. -l> » ...
... Earls Cardigan'enTiet ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare , S k dale and Stanley E Gc low citizens will be RUMOURED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY. -- ;: i . tiOn mound in London that there is to be a modil'e - t o the government—that Lord John Russell ...
... Salisbury, Earls Cardigan, ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare, Skelme r dale and Stanley. 15 RUMOURED CHANGES I N T H E mINISTRY. --- .‘' °l ' moured in London that there is to he a mo dificatien • the government—that Lord John Russell shrinks ...
... BY A BLACK MAN.—At the Policecourt, yesterday, a black (Brazilian) sailor, named John Fontenac, was charged with having stabbed two English sailors, David Rolland and John Charleton, on Saturday night, about eleven o'clock. The prisoner, who was with two ...
... Salisbury, Earls Cardigan, Egli''' . ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare, Skehners dale and Stanley. RUMOURED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.—It is moured in London that there is to be a modification of the government—that Lord John Russell shrinks from ...
... not be done. Lord John Russell moved au address of condolence to her Majesty on the decease of the Princess Sophia, to whose virtues and charity he paid a short tribute. After a short passage arms between Mr. Bright and Mr. Grattan on Irish affairs, which ...
... of Tuxti-th-parh. Tue-day, the G«h ni-tant, at HristoL Xlr. John Trippetl. nt, this town, Mbs M. Mortimer, youngest daughter the I John Mortimer. K»q. New York. tin Wednesday week, at M. John's, I'stblington. Thomas (lardy Bertr.*in. Kmj. Hiri*. Helen ...
... house bay nto committee on the Certifilland) Bill, Lord REDESDALE sate for K intn , en by , owners to re On a di The Earl of CARDIGAN moved an an The Game Certificates for Killing Hares Bill also OF COMMONS.- the suppressed e, or to Smit came to t deeltred ...
... inl the county of Cardigan, with extensive isod trving tatfous, abounding with GMe, L sod including the Manor 6 aorlal Rights of Rihydonen, with ito Appurtonuarce heEtt 5nearly in a ring fence, intersested by the rio swt n tho Cardigan Turnpike- rood, and ...
... mites tatates Adam on of a ir Villa in the ow the riadt to Meters. a Court I appro- sters of c In the John- 3ebold No. 92, B . G. Waster's ~den; of I. John- 3o., ao. ~' od, Liver- he place land, citors. FROM 'k in MOt together MRTY of Lluan ther up. teitg ...