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... length actually taken place. The aspirations of the railers against Saxon tyranny have been gratified ; though the appeal to arms has been attended with results very different from those they had ventured to anticipate. Instead of the tocsin of war” having ...
... Parishes, in the COUNTY HEREFORD, and Saint Nicholas. All-Saints, and Saint John the Baptist, in the CITY of HEREFORD. Messrs, hobbs son win sell by AUCTION, at the CITY ARMS HOTEL. HEREFORD, THURSDAY, the 10th of August, Twelve for One o’clock, the above ...
... Honourable the Commissioners of Stamps have ordered the words •* Wor«leH’s Pills, by John Kave.” to be engraved the government stamp; and. further protection, Mr Kaye’s arms, and fac simile of his signature, arc printed the directions wrapped round each box ...
... Gloucester—Aged 61, at Newport. Mrs. Sarah Griffiths; also, aged 34. the widow Mr. John Greenland, Carpenter—Aged 62, at Caerieon, John Butler. Esq.—Aged 68, at Abergavenny, John Pewtriss, Esq.— Aged 26, Mr. Wm. Watkins, of HhJnock-road. Monmouth—Aft Usk. Mary ...
... the Elizabeth, Evans, from Cardigan; the Sarah Tennant. May, for Glasgow. Entered out.— None. Sailed.— The Tally-Ho, Baker, for Bt. Michael's; the Louisa, Carpenter, for Cog aim the Lucy, Cherry, for Demerara; the Gazelle. Johns, for Rotterdam; the Ellen ...
... purity which never seems to do or to thiuk wrong. tUtcraturr. THE HERO AT SIXTEEN. Tfu Prvte Works of John Milton, Vo!. 111. ; edited by J. A. Si. John Bohn's Library 11. G. Bohn, York-street, Covent- garden, London. This volume of Milton's Prose Works ...
... grace decided that Captain Noel must apologise Lord Cardigan for the three enumerated errors. Sir John Macdonald, adjutant-general, desired Captain Noel to attend him, and, the presence of Lord Cardigan and other autbori- I *-‘ ...
... considerable damage to the priest’s bouse. A •Taring escape was effected from Cardigan gaol on Tuesday evening week, by three prisoners, named Wm Davies, John Bradshaw, and John Clifford, the two former bein' under sentence of ten years' transportation, ...
... become a candidate (or the reprcsc&taUou Ui? W««t Hiding Dr. An list 11 ami Mr. John Savage, two editors of the Irish Tribune, have arrived at New York. The Earl of Cardigan, it is understood, has been induced tender apology Captain Gerald Noel, of the ...
... grace decided that Captain Noel must apolo, Lord Cardigan lor the three enumerated errors. Bir John . Macdonald, adjutant general, desired Captain Noel to attend j him, aud, in the presence of Lord Cardigan and other author!- 1 ties, requested the culprit ...
... Daniel Morgan, of Gwaryfclyn. Merthyr 77, at Dinas, -Mrs. Evans, years housekeeper John Lloyd, Esq.—Aged 76. Air. John Williams, of Carmarthen— Aged 23, at Cardigan. Miss Mary Edwards—At Hedbrook, near Monmouth, aged 28, Mrs. M. Thomas- In High-street ...
... under examination before the magistrate. A juror here wished to ask Sir John whether, before Bath, he said anything to any member of his family respectm} his loss ? Sir John replied that he did not, because he thought it woult only necessary to ...