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... MARRIAGES. the Iht inj«t. MouUfomery, Sir. John Ashcroft, of ■Scdgley, son of Mr. Asheron, of Woodsitton, BUfford»hir«. to SaraJi, second daughter Mr. Thomas Rogers, of the (iullet Inn, Montgomery. the -M in>t. at St.’John’s Church, Chester, the Rev. Charles ...
... Hon. Carr. Noe, M.P.—A long report has been issued in the John Bull, relating to a dispu’e betweea the Hon. in Prince llth Gerald Noel, a Captain Hussars, and his Colonel, the Earl of Cardigan ing out of the gallant capteio’s having been pu in arrest ...
... insurrection last week. Thousands of brave men had resolved that John Mitehel not leave the Irish shore except cross their corp: We appre- hended that, under present circamstances, an armed attempt to him, end te free Ireland, might have proved abortive; ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. J. Abel Smith, Sir J. Y. Buller, Sir J. Trollope, and Mr. The Earl of Cardigan and the Eleventh Hussars.—From the John Bull.— lt is with no view to bear hard upon Lord Cardigan that we deem it our duty to place before the public the particulars of another ...
... were .Mr. John .Miller, of Morfa .Mawr, Kvaus, (ilanfreud. and Mr. Richard Rowland*, and for the £1 prize, Mr. John I’ugh. of iVnygraig, .Mr. John Kdwards, of Khydtir, and Mr. Willtani Jonc>, of llrynca.-tell. The judges on the were Messrs. John Kdwards ...
... COMPANY, will be held in the COMMITTEE ROOM, the GAS WORKS, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of January ins taut, Twelve o'Cloek Noon. JOHN CARTER, Qlerk to the Company, Coventry, Janu;. y 18, 1848. CROSS KEYS, EARL-STREET. ELIZABETH GRAY, IN returning her sincere ...
... e plaintiff received a letter from her brother at Cardigan, conveying to her the astounding intelligence that on the morning on which he should have set out to marry the plaintiff, he had at Cardigan church married a lady named Williams, 70 years old ...
... Procession. Herald. Herald. ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, Kindly furnished by Mr. Wombwell, being the City Arms of Coventry. CITY GUARDS, IN ANCIENT ARMOUR. ST. GEORGE, ARMED CAP-A-PIE. The Painters' Banner. GRAND MILITARY BAND, Kindly granted by Col. Scarlett, of the ...
... would contract for 150 guns. We believe there is an association formed for the purpose of purchasing arms for the approaching crisis. A young man named John Pownall, is in custody at Manchester on charge of forging the signatures of A. S. Henry and Co., to ...
... night, with threes, fear, or, ve other certain enclosed lands, armed with for the purpose of tekiog game, on the 24th of Novea.~ ber, in the parish of Lianelian yn Rhos, om the pre- perty of John Lioyd Wyna, Esq., of Cood Coch, Joba Jones, son of Mr. Wyna’s ...