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... for these ; but be sure to have none but Paul's Every Man's Friend, propared by John Fox. The genuine has the name of John Fox on the Government Stamp. Prepared only John Fox, in boxes, at Is. ljd.each ; or three small boxes in one for 2s. 9d.; and to ...
... ESQ., OF MOOR COURT. THE Presentation of PLATE will take place at a PUBLIC DINNER at the Oxford Arms Hotel, on Thursday, the Uth of December instant. SIR JOHN WALSH, BART., M.P., President. R. FOLEY ONSLOW, ESQ., JAMES CHEESE, ESQ., >Vice-Presidents. T ...
... 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 ...
... the tickets, the other for a return list of the draw. [2935 1 8 4 8. GRAND ST. LEGER SWEEP EVERY HORSE A PRIZE! JOHN ALLEN, TREDEGAR ARMS HOTEL, NEWPORT, MONMOUTH IRK, TAKES this opportunity of informing his Friends and the Public, that he has opened ...
... lodger, and there being evidence against bun. BISHOP'S CASTLE. Petty Sessions.—Before tlie Rev. John Rogers, and John Owen, Esq.— John ['inches alias Forty, and' John, Morris alias Turey, were charged William Passev gamekeeper to ward Rogers, Esq., Stanage ...
... tempests j *hich roar through the rocky cwms of Breconshire—from the ocean surges which thunder against the bleak shore i of Cardigan or Pembroke. His figure had the dignity of his native mountains—his eye the kingly fierceness of their eagles—his robes the ...
... 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 ...
... Clifford, who a zealous » Catholic. TATioN of Arms.—A vessel, arrived in the river Co .Gibraltar, has brought several packages of muskets, law to a foreign bouse in the metropolis. As the t ti°n of foreign arms into this country is totally pro- CA they have ...
... pursuance of Act Parliament for inquiring concerning Charities in England and Wales. With Comments on several of the Charities, John Benbow, Esq., one of the Trustees of the said Charities. Price Sixpence. Also, A LECTURE on the ANCIENT CUSTOMS of the CITY ...
... Sessions, they decided that recorders of boroughs have a right to reserve cases. The account of the affair between the Earl of Cardigan and Captain Noel which has reached us differs most materially from those which have hitherto appeared ; but as we understand ...
... from such proceeding. He might %tate that all armed associations were unlawful unless they received the sanction of the Crown. Mr. HUME wished to know it was the intention of the Government to enrol armed clubs Ireland If anythinz could do mischief such ...
... broken the windows in John Stockham's dwelling-house, at Caldicot, on Tuesday night last, when in a state of intoxication, by which means he severely lacerated his own hands and arms. The prisoner acknowledged his offence. John Williams, a strolling pauper ...