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... ON SALE, a young, steady POINTER ; has been shot over two seasons.—Apply to Mr. Charles Cooper, Victoria Inn, Cardigan-street. FREEHOLD ESTATE FOR SALE. TO be SOLD private Contract, a desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in Worcestershire; comprising upwards ...
... respect to the result of the any Mr. Grattan observed that when to be in the opinion of the newspapers ¢ little the bill attacked laugh), they at once opened batteries upon he came from Ireland. All umble of Grattan) could say was, that be rable to many ...
... SIR JOHN FRANKLIN S EXPEDITION The letter of which the following is copy, from Lady Franklin to Mr. Grattan, dated June 8, was received in Boston, by his son, by the last steamer : IVar Mr. Grattan.—l know your aoa kind lutcron in ull that concerns the ...
... respectable inhabitants tlie of Cardigan Esq tlie a at the 13th February inst and extremely attended The i the Chair that the of the consider anil in order to procure Life the necessary establishment at the town Cardigan It D Jenkin Eq and proposed the ...
... By order of the Board, JOHN LEWIS, Clerk. (2234 Lewes, sth September, 1849. Hniiiham Union. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Guardians of the Uailsham Union will, at their Meeting on FRIDAY, the 21st day of Scptlmblr inst, be prepared to take into co ...
... hrer-shop in Cardigan and on ae'niiight roiiiuiissioners Inland Revenue ut in Cardigan convicted Lewis James Williams in Iteavy penalties lor selling leer without license intention prosecute iu in could obtain evidence HK 1 Week— The annual this Cardigan uernlay ...
... THE STATE PRISONERS AND MR, JOHN Mr. Jonw O’Connzty lately addressed to the people some Fre- of Ireland a letter, in which there flections manifesting an ungenerous spirit of vindic- tiveness towards Mr. Smith O’Brien and his mis- guided confederates ...
... 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, ...
... ll the t up” ali on 1e did in the room of Colonel Uonoily, deceased, a the Cardigan district of boroughs, in the the late Mr. Pryse Pryse. THE IRISH INSURRECTION Mr. H. GRATTAN gave noticethat on M he would move for returns of the number of of the line ...
... LAST NIGHT'S DEBATE. OF COMMONS. New wri's were orded for C-unty Doregal. rice Admire ennolle deceased; fur Cardigan, rice Mr. Pryse Prysel deceased. r ETITIONS. Roman Catholic Clergy, against the endowment of—• 1. Irish Fisheries—for amendment of law ...
... Pembroy for Amlwch. John and Ann, Thomas, for Southampton; Ebaneaar, Parry, for Ipswich; both from Bangor. Hurt Oak, Mat Uta, from Nuth for Greenock. Artuoae, Wade, from Part Talbot for Liverpool. Adeooa, from Nearport for Watarford. John Stroad, Harris, ...
... Our Petty Sessions were held on Wednesday last before John Batten, Wm. Hoakins, and Hoskins, Esquires. ' Assault.—Two youths named George Pile and John Andrews were fined' 10s. each and costs,, for assaulting and beating Mary Ann Samways and Sarah iiartlett ...