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... Cooke. Bristol. Canliff Mr. R. F. Langley, Solicitor. Cardigan Chepstow Mr. James Coles. Chipping Sodbcry Mr. A. D. Morton. Cirencester Clevedon Hill, near Bristol Mr. Edmund Gurney, Poetmaster. Mr. John Virard. ▪ Mr. G. S White. Mr. Philip Bailin,jun. ▪ ...
... beginning with the junior. bane % and asked him :— John Load Keane, how aiets.yont lordship—is James Thoznaa,,Essi of . Cardigan, guilt of the felony whereof he standsindieted, or not guilty ?• Whereupen John Keane, standing up in his place, uncovered, and ...
... sent by the tat staff officer that became disposable, to desire that lard Cardigan would always remember that when he (ford Lama) wan attacking in front it was his (Lori Cardigan's) only to support him by a flank attack, and that Lord Carrigan might always ...
... high street Cooke John, 285 High street air Clarke 'I homes, 304 High street Carwardine John, New street [4so] Chadwick W., Hole in the Wall, Chapel st Carter John, The Castle, Chapel street (haddock Charles, 3 Ambrose street Cox John, 320 High street ...
... above the £3 paid into court. John Lowe v. Saone: Sioneoge.—Claim £3 Is. 6d. for advertirements Defendant, who is an advertising agent in London, did not appear, and his Honor gave judgment for the amount. George Nicholls v. John Hitelieeck.—An action to recover ...
... and defended the course be had taken.—.MeneAcakr E.raysixer. LORD MTN TO LORD JOHN 11 1 / 6 11T1.L. —The Morning Advertiser contains the following statement :— Levi John Russell and Lord Derby, although they have not had any recent personal interview ...
... Gloucester and Bristol to the rectory of Bel!sways, Wilts, vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Long, on the presentation of John Heald, Eaq., M.P. At the Cawnyore massacre, a Dr. Harris, after having been wounded with two balls, addressed the rebels, saying ...
... we same to a vote relating to our arms. Spooner enquired of Lord John Russell, whether there was any intention on the part of the Goverment, deliberately and openly, to abandon the principles of this Act Lord John Hassell replied that there was no intention ...
... tbe burning of the Independence was Ilargaretta Nand. in the Pacific .-hurried: 190 souls into. eternity. The sinking of tho John L. Avery, in the Milonsippi, rubs net in magnitude ;. and the Musings( the Caroline- in.tho and of the-America intim Album ...
... elected, through the influence of the Roman Catholic priesthood, a member for the county of Meath, in the place of Mr. Henry Grattan, who bad represented it for many years. He has always lived a life of political and religious strife; and. having advocated ...
... account of the battle of Lanier') that the whole vestries@ of William's character appeared. Amidst the rout and uproar. while arms and standards were flans swat, while multitudes of foritiyes were choking up the brill -ea and fords of the fi.tte or perishing ...
... resources of Turkish finance. _ _ _ The Irish papers announce the death of Mr. Henry Grattan, late M P. for the county of Meath, and only surviving son of the great Henry Grattan. The event took place rather suddenly on Sunday last, at his residence in the county ...