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... Catherine Burke 20 Castle Street Blind Emerson George Street Mile 4 Peter Ferguson 13 Mews 5 John Ilannan 20 Broad Street Mile 6 Matthew Maitland 10 1 Oxford Lane 7 John Forshaw 16 St Enoch 8 27 Clyde Street Port Dundan 9 Charles Templeton Wallace Street Tradeston ...
... Courtnay, commonly called Lord Courtenay, who has accepted the office of Steward of Her Majesty’s Chiltern Hundreds.—Borough of Cardigan: Pryse Pryse, Esq., the room of Pryse Pryse, Esq., deceased. Bank or England.—An Account, pursuant the Act 7th and Bth Victoria ...
... Mr. AIONSELL,from Rathkeale, in favour of an amendment of the Irish poor law and colonial emigration; by Mr. P. WOOD, from John Hosken, complaining of imprisonment for refusing to take an oath, and praying the substitution of an affirmation in its stead; ...
... opposed to the abolition of Jewish disabilities and to the endowment of the Roman Catholics.—Cardigan Boroughs. There was a keen contest here between Mr John S. Harford, a Conservative, and Mr Pryse, a Liberal, and son of the late member. The latter was ...
... from Eleven in the Forenoon till Two in . . lor the Election of a Director of the said Corpora- • mi of John Rees, Esq., who hath disqualified. JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary. liiNDON ASSURANCE OFFICE, 7, Royal j , .- . Cornhill, February 21, 1849.— The Court ...
... 11 12 II to Harbour &c 13 ! I the above to correct Abstract Harbour Ofliee Llanelly January 1849 NANTYDDWYLAN ARMS INN (MIDWAY BETWEEN CARDIGAN) WILLIAM BEGS respectfully to make known to Commercial Gentlemen the public generally that has the above Old ...
... indefatigable chairman of his committee Aberystwith a well the seconder of hia nomination at Cardigan presided on occasion John M Davies Esq JP Antarou Cottage and John Parry Esq Clerk of Aberystwith vice-chairmen and we scarcely add their urbanity and attention ...
... Vecchia her of witnesses, returned a verdict he jaboured to show, or racher be asserted, Mr. Buillie’s statement motion. Mr. John O'Connell divided the house on the and British fleets will take a posiuon jog a num Greg Robinson, and jmhictment, With regard ...
... Church in Greek Church Abyssinian with Wesleyan learned - i Itnrrtcani - J a f y Ti thronn’i if efforts i giving wv r e-'d“ arms Far all he is now to or ' ' hi vi ut hi -tin in lone doing well” c llev II I) Blanchard the Rev E A Cobbold the Rev Leicester ...
... extension of the slave trade. HABEAS (IRELAND) BILL. Lord J. Russell moved that the report on this bill be brounht up. Mr, John proposed the adding of a clause seeuring the right of petition in reference to the repesling of acts; and, in doing 80, he ...
... Grey 4 55 45 Mr. John O'Connell & 40 Mr. Feargat O'Connor 7 20 85 Mr. E. Roche 55 Mr. W. Fagan 8 17 Hr. Grattan 8 87 53 Mr. Ansley 9 30 43 Mr. Bourke .. 10 13 Sir Henry Barron 20 Mr. Moore 10 55 Mr. Muntz 11 I* Lord John Russell 11 Mr. George ...
... suppose that have the to secure for our friend a seat in the Speaker’s gallery he eye will light upon the -at -Arms sits with much dignity in an arm chair in court dress and by his side point at which sits marks which strangers advance ” as it is called consists ...