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... LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND THE DUKE OE GOVERNESSES' INSTITUTION, 81, RODNEY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN LIORTBODY, HON Sec. A. I T. B. FOULKES, GLOVE MANUFACTURERS AND HOSIERS, BEG leave to call the attention of their friends and the public to their SELF-ADJUSTING ...
... upwards of 80 acres each in extent, at present occupied by John Owen, Edward Francis, John Williams, Elizabeth Morris, Grace Jones, Owen Rowlands, Evan Evans, William Griffith, Daniel Jones, John Hughes, &c, and are known by the several following names ...
... Ist Life Gouda—Lieut. Sir W. A. Fraser. Bart., to be Cap tain, by purchase, vice Edward John Cornwallis Lord Eliot who retires; Cornet and Snb-Lient. Charles John Vieeount Ingestre to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sir W. A. Fraser, Bart; B. W. Grosvenor ...
... there is one of great national interest proposed by this Company; viz., the improving the port of Cardigan, and the formation of a Harbour of Refuge in Cardigan Bay for the west coast of Wales, which can be carried out at a comparatively moderate expense ...
... containing fear 1; 00) with a rental of £4,000 per annum. R. to announce that he has to submit PUBLIC at the Cors-y-Gedol Arms * FREEHOLD DOMAIN NESDAY, JULY 14, at ve for One, the ima as the CO! Y-GEDOL ESTATE, which ancient family mansion (built by ...
... fall-bred blood chargers, belonging to the Earl of Cardigan, Lord John Pazet, and others | connected with his lordship, came over in the Cambria from the Crimea. The bay charger which the Earl of Cardigan rode at It was an the fatal charge at Balaclava was ...
... that became disposable, to desire that Lord Cardigan would always remember that when he (Lord Loan) was attacking in front it was his (Lord Cardigan's) duty to support him by a flank attack, and that Lord Cardigan might always depend upon receiving from him ...
... Steeple, Esq. Banker. Whittington (Salop)—Mr. John Ward, The Donnet. Wrexham—Mr. S. Baugh. Mr. John Bur 3;, Accountant. Mr. John Clark, Clothier. Mr. Charles Hughes, Bookseller. Mr. Joseph Jones, Grocer. Mr. John Morris, Draper. N.B.—Those marked (*) are ...
... the royal suite to occupy their respective positions on the platform. At ten o'clock the Duke of Cambridge and the Earl of Cardigan rode on to the ground. Both were vehemently cheered — a compliment which they fre- quently acknowledged. About an hour afterwards ...
... '| Whittington (Salop)—Mr. John Ward, The Donnet. Wrexham—Mr. S T. Baugh. Ditto—Mr. John Bury, Accountant. | Ditto—Mr. John Clark, Clothier. Ditto—Mr. Charles Hughes, Bookseller. Ditto—Mr. Joseph Jones, Grocer. Ditto—Mr. John Morris, Draper. N.B.— Those ...
... Hatter. Mr. C. Lee, Newgate-street. *Conway—Henry Jones, Esq. Bodidda, and Capt. Richard Williams, Erskine Arms Hotel, Joint Agents. Cardigan—Mr. Charles Davies, Ironmonger. Carnarron—Messrs. T. & J. Turner, Wine Merchants. Chirk—Mr. Richard Moses, Hand ...
... niecof Thomas Lamb, grocer. Great Ancoats-atreet. Manchester ult., Whitchurch. John, son of Mr J. Trickelt. farmer of Wrenbnry, Cheshire, Betsy, eldest daughter the late John Roberts, wharfinger, of Whitchurch nit,at the o!d church. Macclesfield, the Rev ...