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... and the Rev. Datid Lewis, Ystradmeurig, to the Wesleyan Chapel. The Rev. John Hughes, Vicar of Caron, was called to the chair amidst much cheering ; he was supported the Rev. John Davies, (leuan Wledig), rector of Llandilo and Llanhowel, Pembrokeshire ...
... reviewed Tuesday, by Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, and the following R.O. appeared in the books of the orderlies The Commanding Officer has been requested by Lieut. - Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, to carry to the regiment his entire approval of ...
... Tuesday last, at Kenilworth, Mr. John Slark 1 Joyce. the 9th inst., at St. Mary’s Church, Warwick, . Thomas Ball, of that borough, to Maria, fourth of the late Mr. W. Russell, of Southam. . On the lllh inst., Leamington, Mr. John surgeon, of Birmingham, to ...
... jurymen were as follow:—John Fitzgerald, foreman ; WilliamWillans, James Power, Robert Dillon, John Andrew Swectman, Benjamin Lee Guinness, Charles Foster Dowling, Arthur C. Taylor, George FairbrOther, David Henry Sherrard, Sir John Ribton, and Henry : Charles ...
... Warwick Arms Hotel the officers, and a great number of ladies and gentlemen were present.—The following is a description of these splendid and valuable Standards : The Queen's Standard is composed of crimson damask silk, with the Royal arms and motto ...
... also made-in this part, we strongly recommend '•Ilaise's Scorbutic Drops' the notice of the public. Signed John Elliott, sens., LorKi Manor. John .Manning. *' William Pfarce. (Joed.man. Arthur Langwo'ituyv •Jfcne 21rt, 1*43. Ths above-mentioned Thomas ...
... Leaders of Country Bauds and others who are willing to assist, are invited send Letters (prepaid) to the Committee, at the Craven Arms, Coventry, stating the lowest Terms they will charge for the day, specifying the number of their respective Bands, and the ...
... order of things than run the risk of subverting force of arms state of things established No upon should to subvert of things but it right of enslaved country and the of Providence the l ight to arm itself here live Mr Holmes here interrupted Baron Lefroy ...
... take part with the mass of the people of Ireland in endeavouring to overturn the Established Church in that country.—Mr. Grattan strongly condemned the course pursued towards Mr. Mitchel in packing the jury, a course calculated to make repealers of the ...
... to the gentry. o*' In several towns in Yorkshire, a dramatic titled John Barleycorn, has been represented in aid a jjtf temperance movement. The scene is court of justice, , John is tried and found guilty of many crimes and offence The Great Britain ...
... Tyler, b. Cook b. Cook 18 Clay, b. John Cribdon .16 b. Joseph Cribdon 2 W. Wagstaff, b. Cook . 6 b.Cook 23 Sandes, b. John Cribdon ..12 b. Cook 0 T. Wagstaff, c. and b. Cook c. & b. John Cribdon 0 Baker, b. John Cribdon .. 10 not out 2 Mallabone ...
... paper of May a letter from the Rev. Father Hughes, of Clanmorris, Lord J. Russell, in which, under form of warning to Lord John, is sketched out the plan of an organised rebellion to begin in September next. Mr. Hughes says the best time for civil war ...