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... Charles Bottral 86 years and Tuesday last the widow of the late Mr John Cornish aged 80 years St Johns in of Sithney the of Mr John Ciymo aged At Breage on the 11th Miss Martha Johns formerly of Bodilly Wendron 70 years Mount View in the parish of Ludgvan ...
... _Ditto-IIrovcl-Lioiitcuant-Cotoiiel _John _Grattan , C . U ., to bo Lieutenant-Colonel _, without _purchase . • _vice Cooto , _ducoaacd ; _Itrovct-Major Clomont Aloxaiider _lidwanis tu bo _Majorwitlimit puruhaso , _vico Grattan ; _Lieutonaiit and _Adjutant _Kdiiiomi ...
... PAPAL AGGRESSION, & THE ARCHDEACON OF CARDIGAN. Among the most satisfactory meetings held on this all- absorbing subject may be ranked that at Llandovery on the 21st of last month and among the many earnest protestations we have extracted a part (only) ...
... MR. SCUf.LY AND MU. GRATTAN, M.P, Mr. Gr»lt«n trot u« (Fretman'a Jvurnnl) ih» following Uttrr, with rpquaat that publith it in rrpljr lo *oin» rnnatka mad* with rrgini to that gentleman in Conciliation Hallonlait Mond.j •* 84, StephenVgreen, Bth January ...
... guests invited to the dinner were the Earl of Cardigan and Admiral Sir Charles Napier, uho each delivered speeches relating to the war, in which they have both taken active and leading parts. Lord Cardigan attended attired in the identical uniform which ...
... chapter of Ist John, after which selected for his teat John a 14. first clause, I am the good Shepherd, and introduced the subject by showing that Ciirist'a superiority above other prophets was proved by the simple annunciation of the teat. John never said ...
... Stir arms. PROMOTIONS VXD EXCHANGES. War-Office—Dec. 1. •1 Regiment of Foot—Capt W. G. James to be Major, without purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Rohnisou, ret. f.-p. ; Lieutenant J. H. Locke to be Captain, without nurcluaa, vice James. |sth ...
... AND GENERAL WEEKLY PEMBROKE, CARDIGAN, CARMARTHEN, THIS IS NOT THE ('.X SE OF FACTION, OR OF PARTY, BUT THE COMMON INTERESTS OF EVERY MAN.' HAVERFORDWES r, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1851 L%TEiT LXTELLIGENCE OF WAR. L. 01. tin Lot r. War Metuatinent, bet ...
... Lieutenant John Bond to be Adjutant. 14th—To be Ensigns, without purchase James Stephen Johnson, vice Glancy, promoted; Robert Francis Fox Robinson, Francis Le Breton Butler, William Bayford Lindsay, and John Lawrence. To be Pavmaster—Captain John Christopher ...
... THE ARM Y. Lieutenant-General Rnrrell. C.8., Colonel 3Dth Regiment of Foot, died at Alnwick at the advanced age of 76. on Tuesday the 4th inst. Royal Artillery. —Sixty men, gunners and drivers, of the R H. Artillery, for the purpose of augmentation, arrived ...
... Llanina, Aberayron. Manse', Rawleigh, Esq., Swansea. Manse', Sir John, Bart., Maesdilo, Llandillo. Mathias, S., Esq., Fisliguard. Miles, Rev. W., Cardigan. Morgan, T., Esq., Cardigan. Morgan, Rev. E.. Vicar of Llandyssil,NewcastleEmlyu. Morris, D., Esq ...
... vacant; captains A. J. V. L. Birvhal, Tbeophilus dementi, George White, Fisher Johnston, D. J. Thompson; lieutenants John Johnston, John Wray; ensign, A. Rutherford; adjutant, W. Rose. Xrtoo of merit. Death Ladt Gore Booth. —We regret have to annonnce the ...