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... Scotia. Bristol (twice a is eek —Cram and Co., S outh John street Carmarthen, and adjacent places—(every three weeks) — Cram and Co., South John-st Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram, Smith, and Co. south John street, G. Butler and Co. King street. Castle:own—J ...
... 600 of the Edinburgh Chartists, held A on Friday evening, it was resolved to establish 1600 national figh guards, to be armed with lances and muskets. WOt The French war steamer Salamander was lost the other day, suel on the coast of Provence. Crew ...
... does not clearh, appear. iThe Hon. Gentleman also says that if rita Excellency 9 will arm the Protestants,, he (Mr. O'Coiitlel!) will re- commend the Catholics to arm. Amidst all t he herly- burly and its consequences, it is at lenist sairrifactory to ...
... Hoghton, Esq., of Bold, eldest son of Sir Henry Bold Hoghton, Bart., has been appointed a deputy lieutenant of the county of Cardigan. is rumoured that Mr. W. O. Hunt, the solicitor to the Great Western company, is about to retire from the profession, a fortune ...
... Scotia. Bristol (twice a week—Cram and Co., South John street. Carmarthen, and adjacent places--(every three weeks) — Cram and Co., South John-et Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram, Smith, and Co. south John street,O. butler and Co. Kir.g street. Castletown—J ...
... Scotia. Bristol (twice a week—Cram and Co., south John street Carmarthen, and adjacent places—(every three weeks) — Cram a..d Co., South John-st Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram, Smith, and Co. Sonth John etreet.O butler and Co. King etrtgt• • Ist Short ...
... the ordinary. A MAD DOG.—On Saturday week a dog, in a rabid state, went into the garden of Mr. John Pepper, Lodge - lane, followed by several persons armed with brickbats, hay-forks, and other weapons, for the purpose of destroying it. As two children ...
... in Cato with Goldsmith; that is, the latter sat in Other's lap, covered with a cloak, and while Goldsmith spoke, Garrick's arms, that embraced him, made foolish actions. How could one laugh when one had expected this for four hours ?—rirulpole's Letters; ...
... aforesaid, together with Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN WILSON, Castlestreet, or Mr. JOHN WHITLEY, solicitor, High-street, Exchange, Liverpool; Mr. HOGAN, Auctioneer, No. 6,lvy-street, Birkenhead ...
... aforesaid, together with Six MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES erected thereon. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN WILSON, Castlestreet, or Mr. JOHN WHITLEY, Solicitor, High-street, Exchange, Liverpool ; Mr. HOGAN, Auctioneer, No. 6, Ivy-street, Birkenhead ...
... day. Waltwa. Mr lloyste*!, thi« town, to rlnc the laic Daniel Joy uson. Kso Mar-U-ui sutl-riahiro. ' i*n i U-t, at I bilip's. John Dobcety, Jan. met Itaii.l.u, .1 M ti. vt Ik-. -l> » ...
... Earls Cardigan'enTiet ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare , S k dale and Stanley E Gc low citizens will be RUMOURED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY. -- ;: i . tiOn mound in London that there is to be a modil'e - t o the government—that Lord John Russell ...