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... petitions against papal aggression from Hilton and Morton, fSmrersetshlre. 'Sir R. H1. IcoLIs presented a petition from a Mr. John Geo. Hartley, senior, who stated that lie was a member of the Ro- man Catholic Church, and that he was next of kin to, and ...
... subu ,_ aA wes Mr. M. Gibson LO 8 OF whole a, 80 far for gested that a select committee rey de- appointed to searc' Mr. H. Grattan su the motion of Mr. M heme of tending that it dealt w outlet, ith nothing but the ‘picivoal ld have ‘Mr. urees.— select committee ...
... Christ's Tasmania. Cobourg Toronto. Codrington Barbados. St. James* Sydney (in abeyance for want of funds). St. John's Newfoundland. St. John's New Zealand. King's Fredericton. King's Nova Scotia. Lennoxville Quebec. St. Paul's Victoria. St. Peter's Adelaide ...
... who, under the title of “the menagerie at Chatham. Whilst Indian Prince, lephant, the ani John tre Storre against the t be severe injury of the scaly Sth the arm, and collar broken. nd Mil- B., and A Dateh lor has been drowned in quay > pon errata Lape ...
... Wednesday an inquest was held before the coroner of Liverpool on the body of John Brown, seaman, belonging to the steamer Shamrock, from Constantinople, who, with a shipmate named John Fraser, was injured while loading the signal-gun on Sunday se’nnigkt, and ...
... was on Friday last | ¢ rhe New York with a large sum@ber of emigrants on board ; amoung approaching the Camden. town station, John Smith, a bank- them were 150 Hungarian refugees. save a favourite dog from : , to rider at the station, on attempting to e ...
... had been anoat nine years, careening and coppering it afresh, preparatory to a new launch. Now, when weiremember that Lord John Russell has given distinct notice of his intention to propose a new Reform Bill during the next Session of Parliament, the ...
... —The following is a list of the recent arrivals at the Beaufort Arms Hotel Mr. Peter AUatt, Yorkshire ; Mr. E. S. Hirst, ditto ; Mr. George Alley, Ireland ; Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Payne, Cardigan ; Miss Phillips, Abergavenny ; Mr. Slade, London ; Mr. Charles ...
... Smith and Co., London John Marten Wood, Barbican, victualler, June 25, July 25, at the same place. Bine and Co.. London John Walters, Great Rlder-street victualler, June 25, July 25, at the same place. Dlnmmock and Co., ?? John Ailldrum, Oakley-terrace ...
... subject. Diabolical Outrage.—On Sunday, as young man, named John Davies, and girl named Anne Owens, were walking along Fortune's Frolic walk, at Haverdfordwest, they were met by two lads, named John Bevan and Isaac James (the former being a discarded lover ...
... rs. Lewis, of hdl R, d Lion inn,Cardiff, a ?? BrynySGres, SkettYt wei Swansea, the lady of Capt. John N. Thomas, a ?? iHoVer- fordwest, the wife of John Rice Powelln, Eq. a ?? Aberltb- with, the lady of Richard Gilbertson, Esq. surgeon, a ?? wife of Mr ...
... Rio Janeiro, John LloYd. MI lo of thle late Captain John Thomas, of the Rumnbles-At Che'tB ham, Dr. Halbrook,,many yearsaau eiinent practitioner Winnq ?? Bullth, Mr. John Jones, of the Barley-CIO ?? An, wfe of, John Pugh PryaEq llh Cardigan ...