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... 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, ...
... s.” Lunatic Asylum for Four Counties. —The several committees of the magistrates of the counties of Glamorgan, Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, having recently assembled at the Town-hall, Swansea, to consider the report of the sub-committee appointed ...
... edition, (1824), p. 246; Monck Mason's “Hibernia Antiqua,” p. 386 ; Grattan's Life, by his son, vol. 3, page 72.) Not far from the spot avsociated with the names of Swift and Grattan Oakley Park, the residence Mr. Mansell (High Sheriff in 1841). In 1781 ...
... ZBrothera.Will Petrel, Mncrel, Montro.e Patrft John.Cbapeun. Newprt Atblene (a), London and proceeded for Dublin Seated [March 121 /or Caroline, Rowe, Bideford Amelia, Joaeph, Torqnay SWANSEA. Arrived [March 12] Arm Tan ton, Naah, Bridgewater Haary, Billan ...
... THE NAPIER FAMILY. (From Dublin Preu.J The Napiers of Merchistoun are one of the oldest families in Scotland. Sir John Napier, the celebrated inventor of logarithms, was lineally descended from Sir Alexander Napier, who held courtly offices in the reign ...
... Padstow ; John anti Hannah, Cressel,Padstow ,• Spanhawav, Foil's Dung:avail ; Harriet and Jane, liarries, Youghtil ; Iris, Wedloeis. Truro; Brothers, Nankivel, Portreath; Frances Anne, lloskias, Plymouth ; Friends, Withiconibe, Bridgwater; John, Lewis, ...
... discussion upon the grievances of thsir country. A specimen of their exaggerative tendency occurred in the speech of Mr. H. Grattan, who declared that the assessment on his estate had nearly ruined him. The Irish Secretary apply illustrated the value of ...
... , Thomas Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, and Thomas R. Gage. Sirs.— George Carroll, Frederic Madden, Henry Light, ?? Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Tre- vely-m, Henry Willock, John Kirkland, and Charles Lyell. Queen's Counsel.— Andrews. Rev. Doctors ...
... anyon, John Hind, John Simms, ; John Charters, ; William Dnnville. £5O ; S. K. Mulholland, ; S. G. Fenton, £5O; J. M‘Konzie Co., W. J. (’. Allen, £5O; William Valentine, John Cunningham. James Campbell, £5O ; C. B. £so; J. T. Sinclair, £5O; ...
... Thoma3 ' Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, Thomas R. Gage. Sirs — George Carroll, Frederick Madden, Henry Light, ( ?? Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Tre- velyan, Henry Willock, John Kirkland, Charles Lyell. Queen's Counsel, Andrews. I Rev. Doctors — ...
... his arm having been amputated by the late Surgeon Lamerte. of Cork. Some few yews since a gar. was excessively insolent at Bath to Sir William Napier and his son (who ii dumb, but a most intelligent and Imad. some young man) when, with his one arm, Sir ...
... Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley, captain of the corps. The Earl of Belfast, on attaining his majority, by the Mar- quis of Donegal. Mr Gregory Grant Foote, on appointment to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, by Lord Foley. The Marquis ...