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... tbat of Money, as the representative of Sir John Kyrle, of Much Marcle. He was also the representative of the ancient families of Washbourne, of Worcestershire, Houghton, of Warwick, and Ernie, of Wiltshire. John Kyrle, the Man of Ross, was one his ancestors ...
... WALES ASSIZE CIRCUIT. (Before Sir Edward Witliams.) Swansea Saturday . February 1848. Haverfordwest Monday March 6th. Cardigan Friday March 10th. Carmarthen Wednesday .. March loth. Brecon Tuesday March 21st. Saturday March 25th. Chester Wednesday ...
... 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 ...
... Petty Sessions.—Before Richard FothergU'. q, X A Disorderly.— John Price was charged liam Davies with being drunk and disorderly It appeared that the defendant was creating at the Tredegar Arms Inn, on Saturday night, a« d complainant and another officer ...
... 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 ...
... surgeon's evidence death was the result of apoplexy. Dreadful Suicide by Gentleman of Property in Cardigan.—On Thursday sennight the inhabitants of the town of Cardigan were thrown into a state of* considerable excitement in consequence of the suicide of Morris ...
... support the previous question on the grounds stated by Lord John Russell. After some observations from Sir J. Johnson, Mr. Horsman replied, and said he was satisfied with the assurance given by Lord John Russell, and would leave the question in the hands of ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...