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... Minority of 35 entire : Blewitt, Reginald Hume. Joseph Reynolds. John Hawring, Dr. Kershaw. James Schoiefield. William Bright. John Lushington. C. Scully, Francis Callaghan, D. W. H. Smith, John B. Cobden, Richard Meagher, Thomas Strickland. Sir O. Crawford ...
... discussion, h that object by fo: ree of arms. T he debate was ultimately adjourn ed till that day three months. Mr. F. then moved that the ho use resolve itself inta committee on the Waste Lands (Ireland) Bil 1. Sir JOHN WALSH opposed the motion, and moved ...
... said the simple-minded Deacon, ' 8m glad you are, for all the neighbours are wilting.** Lord Cardigan anu Postmaster.—The following anecdote of Lord Cardigan is given by a correspondent:— His Lordship having arrived a country Inn during the night, retired ...
... the county of Cardigan. John Rogers, of St. David's College, Lampeter, to the assistant curacy of Vaynor, the county of Brecon. David Rowlands, of St. David's College, Lampeter, to the assistant curacy of Llangorwen, in the county of Cardigan. PRIESTS. James ...
... The Tradesmen’s Cup of .'MI eeva. added a Sweep*', of lM sevs. each. ft, Ac.; tbe second hur*e sett. stake; winner of the Cardigan»hite Stakes W r*‘ 3Jb. extra. One mi.** and a bail. ('» subs ) 9 Mr. Buscot Buck, aged (11. Bei., Mr. E. Urilfitbs’s ...
... of that country were redreesed: it was thus opposed by Mr. John O’Connell, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds. It supported, as a needful protection to the loyal Irish, Mr. Morgan John O’Connell, and Mr. Grogan. The bill was opposed, as invasion ...
... Lianbederaofawr, Mr, John Jones, grocer, to ery, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Williams, draper, Aberystwith.— DIED.—ILst iost. aged 25,at Newstead House, Leamington, Emily. second daughter of Captaia R.N. of 67 RK. Briscoe, Wynnstay Arms, Wresham.—Ist ...
... 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 ...
... last, her Majesty was pleased to appoint John Edwards, Esq., of Beguildy, in the county of Radnor, and Brampton Brian, in the county of Hereford, to be Sheriff of Radnorshire for the ensuing year, in the room of John Abraham W hittaker, Esq. of Newcastle-court ...
... Evans, Esq. J.P. George Posset, Esq. R. Gilberts-n. Esq. Rev John Hughes (Vicar). John Hughes. Esq Usury Humphreys. Rev. Edward Jones, W.J. Jones, F-,, J P.’Thomas Lloyd, Esq. M.D. Mr, John Mathaws, J i,o Miller. Esq. (Mayor), Willoughby Miller, Thomas ...
... Bolton King, and are to be presented on Monday next. The regiment will be reviewed Tuesday next, by Lieut Colonel the Earl of Cardigan. London Independent Order of Odd Fellows.— The committee o»' the sick and funeral fund of the above institution, and members ...
... the and issued against JOHN HALL the Younger of Shrewsbury in the county of Salop Timber dealer chapman under which be been adjudged and declared Bankrupt tbe said John Hall the Younger ia hereby required to surrender himself to John Bai-gut Esquire one ...