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... Jones, John Williams, Robert Lloyd, late John Lloyd, and others, together with upwards of Lots of very preferable BUILDING SITES, on the Beach, situate near to the town of Barmouth, a very celebrated and far-famed bathing resort, fronting Cardigan Bay, ...
... Lewis, Robert Thomas, David Pugh, John Thomas, Catherine Griffiths, James Anwyl, and others, together with several very desirable small Pieces of BUILDING LAND, commanding uninterrupted views of Harlech Castle, Cardigan Bay, and fine mountain scenery, with ...
... .G HaytelI Robert Balk ,Esq. Obasrles Johntb ,Es. John Louis P~revost, Esq. John Towgce Rabe e. Samuel Smith, Esq. J . G. Shaw LfrEsS. Le Mfarchant Thionmas, Esq. T7ruastees-John Deacon,-Eeq. John G. Shaw Lofevre, Esq. P.11.S. - . nd Charlettiehnston ...
... convictions than the propriety of severing the right arm from the body of the empire. No one, his lordship adds, is better acquainted with these my sentiments than Lord Cloncurry. The Right Hon. J.. Grattan, brother of the member for Meath, has resolved ...
... ME-.I eA—Sept 21—Ann & John, Gan, J Moss VALeAnAlso—Oct 2—Undaunted, NVhiteway, SANTO TOMAS & lIELIZE—Oct 11—Gustave ei Ilalleras or ii Moore P i &Coor H Smith K Ashley Brs or J W 'Fryer I' I Adolphe, trends, J C arm i c h ae l Q C•stiz & ...
... noticed the following: Alexander Henrv, E=q P.; the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson, M.P. ; John Bright; Esq M.P.; Jame3 Kershaw, Esq:, M.P. ; Sir E- Armitjge, Knt.; Alderman Harvey John Wh t'a';er Esq.; Wm. Bickham, E-.q.; Peter Seville, Esq. Jacob Bright, jun., Esq ...
... Greeonstreet. Loicestaeare, Lconon. EVANS arid SON, WIIOLISSALE AGENT,rs, IVEraPOO. i RE MINGTON AND SCOTT'S PATENT BRIDG}ES. e JOHN SCOTT having purchased the entire intereot of this d valuable Patent Invention, is prepared to construct BRIDGES a of acy length ...
... After getting to Croydon, they went into Dulwich-wood\ Going along, th-' prisoner jut his arms round her neckVevend times and kissed her. at last he put his arm rouftd her neck, kissed her, and stuck something sharp into her throat. The prisoner then ...
... HOMEWARD BOUND: Cooper. - It '0he~ PATHFINDER: Cooper. .0 91. The DEERSLAYER: Cooper. A 92. JACQUELINE of HOLLAND: Grattan. 0 93. The MAN at ARMS: vJamres. a 94. TWO OLD IMEN'S. TALES. T ii 06. The TWVO ADMIRALS: Cooper. T .96. RICHARD OtAVACIO,~h~~i 97. 'CECIL:z ...