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... Devonport H Tuflhell Esq Sir J Romilly Exeter— E Divctt Esq Sir John T B Duckworth Bait I Plymouth— Viscount Ebrington ’Hymouth— Visooun R Palmer VavistoHs— Hon E S Russell Sir J S Trelawney Tiverton John Heathcote Bight Hon ViscL Palmereton1 1 3 6 8 10 13 13 ...
... of taste is proof of its testimonials numerous to from Court club-houses and the principal hotels throughout the XB Potted Cardigan Salmon rich delicate flavour Every variety Condiments every variety prepared with malt vinegar and can highly Manufactories: ...
... scheme intended to be in order communicate with Sir John Franklin in the Region : Public Notice— experimental message balloon suggested by Mr George Shepherd CE for communicating information with Sir John the Arctic Regions will be from London the of messages ...
... London from Ceylon, via Alexandria. Sir William was the military governor the Mauritius from to 1849. The brig Friendship, of Cardigan, ran upon a ledge of rocks at Spiddal, and stove her bottom in, on Tuesday. She now lies a wreck. A fire broke out Rn Friday ...
... Thomas ditto Bridge-parade John B Barge ditto St Augustine's-parade Samuel B Reed ditto Stoke’s-croft Thos 0 Pouting ditto High-street Robert Dyer ditto Clare-street P S Keall ditto Clifton H W Sanders ditto St Michael's-hill John Mahon ditto 13 North-street ...
... investigation. Lord JOHN RuSSELL denied that any evasion had taken places and, after some discussion, Mr. DISRcAELeoffered to withdraw the amendmetet, if it was thought (as had been suggested) that fair notice bad not been given of it. Lord JOHN RUssELL said ...
... Thomas Harper ••• ••• William de Winton, Esq., Cardigan, per Mr. Edwd. Thomas John Parry de Wiuton, Esq., Brecon, per ditto * John Jeftery de Winton, Esq., Brecon, per ditto John Jones, Esq., Brecon, per ditto John Evans, Esq., Brecon, per ...
... division Mr Hamilton effect of raising qualification in coutties from Si in bill to After discussion in wkich Mr Grattan and Mr took part John must object to it unduly restrict elective in Ireland therefore not of country Ireland the freehold it give equivalent ...
... Edwd, Evans, Lampeter, a ?? Ty- rash, near Criclhowell, the wife of Mr. John Herbert, a son- A.t lontypool, the lady of I . B. Edwards, Esq. a sOn. MAAniAD.-At Cheltenham, Mr. John Midwinter, of New- town, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Robert Blunt ...
... facilities, which the duty of making out the lists of voters affords for party purposes.” “The limited talents of some men,” said Grattan fifty years ago, w hen reply ing to observations from Mr. Cony, at least quite as refined as those of our contemporary the ...
... MARRIAGES. March 11, at St. James's Church, Mr. John Light, to Amelia, widow of Mr. James Hobridge, of this city. March 12. at St. Nicholas Church, by the Rev. Canon Barrow. William Giles, only son of the late Mr. John Chapman, maater mariner, of this port, to ...