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... Cardiff; Mr. John Davie B. Langley; and Mr. David Phillips, draper, to Miss Elipti Thomas, all of Cardiff-At Ltanelly, Mr. John Wlliams, al D bray, shopkeeper, to the widow of Mr. ThleophilO Lescis, t ?? Swanesa, Samuel, son of the late Mrt John Ace, Cte ...
... from Rotterdam; the Hope, Isbell, from Antwerp; the Cornucopia, 3arvis, from Buenos Ayree; the Coimo, Oaterbridge, from St. John's, New Brunswick; the Majestic, Alexander, from Smyrna; the Josepha, Screech, from Quebec; tho Skield, Peterson, from Copenhagen ...
... Mrs. IIm. Washbourn, a ?? Glyn Clydach, Neath, the Wifeod John F. Calland, Esq. a Eon-At Farm wood, near Newportthie lady of George Lawrence, Esq. a 8on-At Prospect. lace, SFSD- sea, Mrs. John Maber, a ?? wife of William Norh Esq. banker, Brecon, a son ...
... Hopton, of Upl45-$ Lonahone, Mr. MichaeL Powtll, to.Mary Ann Powell, bath d Mitcheldeai- At .loucester, Mr. John Thee. Breen, to 1ea'S, W'idov of Mr. John Hooper, innkeeper, all of Newnhaalbnt Palnosiiok, 'Mr.Williant Wood, of Avening, to Ellen, 2nddit ter ...
... the House by the account which gave of the history of the Appropriation Clause. Referring to the Arms Bill, of he proceeded to show that it had not, Lord John Russell had alleged, been rejected because it was unsuitable to the exigency of the case. In opposing ...
... exception of the few gen- tlernen under-named, the Irish members treated the summons of Mr. Grattan with neglect. Thei following gentlemen were pre- sent:-Hr. Grattan, M.P., I Meath county, who presided; the Lord Mayor (Ald. O'Brien), Cashel; Aid. Fagan, ...
... measure was designed to clothe Lord Clarendon with arbitrary authority. would become the great gaoler of Ireland; but Lord John Russell knew that the Irish landlords, the authors of all the evils of Ireland, would support him ibis measure, and iu suppressing ...
... ject. A brilliant staffof general and field-officers were present, including the Maarquisof Anglesea, Vicount Hardinge, Sir John Burgoyne, Major.General Fox, and Sir Frederick Smith. Alarge portion of the company were accommodated with cards of ad- mission ...
... Betsy, Welsh-back, a • St Church and Gateway-W. observe that barrel of beer, c.sk . the old freestone Koval Arms over the south arch of St. John’s from i.o.'nes.straet. battle green frock gateway is being removed, and the battlements as originally from ...
... of Cardigan, and of Buscot-park, in thle county of Boriks. Esq., represantative in parliament for the borough of Cardigan, her royal license that he may take and use cthe surnamae of Loveden only, instead of that of Fryse,t and also bear the arms of Loveden ...
... that of sides by the Welshman. The runners started from the end nearest the Blathwayt Arms, the Wolverhampton man being on the left.’ The Englishman gained the lead, arm kept it to the end of the race, very little alteration taking place with regard to their ...
... to Wilton, in order to inflict the above summary punishment. Post-horses were ordered, with which they reached the Pembroke-Arms hotel; then, watching their opportunity, a message was forwarded to the curate’s residence, soliciting an interview on the ...