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... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that declaration with the assurance given by Lord John Russell, he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries; if not, the royal sanction should not be given to such bill, which ...
... DEATHS AND MARRIAGES— Hook 89 HOMEWARD ROUND-Cooper 90 THE PATHFINDER— Cooper 91 THE DEERSLAYER-Cooper 92 OF HOLLAND-Grattan 93 THE AT ARMS— Jams TWO OLD MEN'S TALES THE TWO ADMIRALS— Cooper 96 RICHARD SAVAGE— Whitehead 97 CECIL— Mm Gore 98 THE PRAIRIE BIRD— ...
... the non-delivery of arms and ammunition which may be found in those communes or their suburbs. A fine of from 1000 to 2000 florins will also be imposed on the communes when the mixed civil and military commission shall discover arms or ammunition, and ...
... Fearey, Birminghan, wood turner.—M the insolvent in this case,and he was o r. Powell sup; ‘ed on behalf of a creditor, Mr. John Newe: ppesed by Mr, Hawkes y. It appeared that insolvent in hie petition and schedule had describe ‘d himself ag Thomas Alfred ...
... 109 AGNES DE MANSFELDT- Grattan 110 THE IMPROVISATORE— 111 ROMANCE REALITY— EL 11 CATHERINE DE MEDICIS-Mias L Costello 113 PERC1YAL KEENE— 114 TALES OF CHAPERON— Paere EXPERIENCES OF GAOL CHAPLAIN 110 LEGENDS OF THE RHINE-Grattan TO BE FOLLOWED BT DUGABD ...
... Binder bruised Barry, cut arm ; William Hunt, fractured leg ;.^ P arm; Laura Mills, bruised leg; James Allen, fractured arm . Thomas Beasting, burnt hand; WfilU Hantaan, m lsed John Spenser, confusions; William Mouslow, scalded arm. ...
... District, and the Commissioner acting execution of the fiat awarded and issued against the said Walter Hall), by Mr. JOHN WILSON, at the Oxford Arms Hotel, in the town of Kington, in the county of Hereford, on Wednesday the 16th day of May next, between the hours ...
... of the Cardigan election on the 10th E ' B °h j°rity for Mr. Pryse, the radical candieye-w;,e ye-w;,e late member, was seven, and not eight. - H. saysMr. Harford was proposed by aVies U ' Esq., Clynfiew; and seconded by D. the Castle, Cardigan. Mr. Pryse ...
... Joba Wil- liams, Robert Lioyd, late John Lioyd, and others, toge- ther with upwarde of 20 lots of very BUILDING SIT: on the beach, meer to the town of Bay mouth, a very celebrated and far-famed Bathing FRONTING CARDIGAN and adjoining the Turnpike from Cernareon ...
... adjourned. oe _ New writs were ordered for the county Donegal, in consequence of the death of Colonel Conolly, and for the Cardigan boroughs, in consequc: noe of the death of Prysse Prysse, Esq. Mr. MOFFAT gave noti: cothat it was his intention to move ...
... the motion for the second reading of this bill, Mr. Napier proposed present petition from .Mr. Smith O'Brien and others. L.rd John Russell wished ask the Speaker whether petit ton from persons found guilty of high treason could be received. The Speaker could ...
... election for the Cardiganshire districts, comprising the towns of Cardigan, Aberyswith, Adpar, and Lampeter terminated. The contest was a very severe one, the candidates being Mr. John Scandret Harford, of Blaize Castle, in the Conservative interest, ...