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... Jones, John Wilbams, Robert Lloyd, Jobn Lioyd, and others, toge- ther with upwards of 20 Lots of very preferable BUILDING SITEs, on the Beach, situate near to the town of Rarmouth, a very celebrated aud far-| famed bathing resort, tronting Cardigan Bay, ...
... Jones, John Williams, Kobert Lloyd, late John Lloyd, and others, together with upwards of 20 Lots of very preferable BUILDING SITES, very celebrated and far- on the Beach, situate near to the town of Rarmouth, a famed bathing resort, Cardigan Bay, and ...
... Robe: Robert Jones, John Williams, Robert Lloyd, late John and others, together with upwards of 20 Lots preferable of very BUILDING SITES, on the Beach, situate near to the town of Rarmouth, a very celebrated and far-famed fronti: Cardigan Bay, and adjoining ...
... pieces of BUILDING LAND, Commanding uninterrupted news of Harlech Castle, Cardigan Bay, the fine mountain Scenery, with in the distance. — The Second Day’s Sale Cors-y-Gedol Arms Ina, in Barmouth, and will be held on Friday, the 19th day of October, at ...
... Thomas Lewis, Robert Thomas, David Pugh, John together with several very Thomas, Catharine Griffiths, James Anwyl, and others, Pieces of BUILDING LAND, Commandicg uninterrupted wiews of Harkch Castle, Cardigan Bay, and the fine mountain scenery, with ...
... most opposition to this Mr FAGAN, no factious opponent of the Government, measure, for which no case had been made out. Mr GRATTAN regarded this as am experiment, which had been often tried, and as often failed. In the present imstance it was to be adopted ...
... what he termed the folly of the doctrine of government in Canada, the inevitable result of which would be—as, indeed, Lord John Russell had predicted in 1859— the confiscation of British property. the insulting of British subjects, and the punishment ...
... serious anxiety and apprehension. Mr HENRY GRATTAN likewise proposed an amendment, declaring that the feeling of augmented by dis- tress, which prevailed im Ireland, required the immediate attention of Parliament. Mr JOHN O’CONNELL seconded this amendment. Mr ...
... aforesaid couple, John Rosson’s patron, subscribing a letter indited by Joba to the Lord setting forth that two new magistrates were needed, and that the Attorney-General would hand in the names of two fit and proper parties and on the same day John sends the ...
... Adam. B.A., Francis Ellis, B.A.. Henry Wil- B.A., Nathaniel Joseph, jan., B.C.L., Thomas Collins, Esq., John Turton Woolley, B.A., Thomas B_A., John Tomlinson Hibbert, B.A., and Charles Parke, B.A. Costs.—At a meeting of the j = held at Serjeant’s Inn ...