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... of the tru powers which the Petition prayed for, TI Dr. Briscoe Owvea said lie couil beher ostt tle obser- bs vations which Mr. Davies had made. H e fully cotetir- th red with iim; aind Ifs thought Mr. Davies was'entitled foi te gront praitiefor tthe ...
... A'G S. T S. ho Holywell ?? M . P. d. Mvans,. I Welchpool .. Mr. flamuel Salter. Amlwoh ?? , Mr. 3enjrimin Roose. Newton ?? Mr. 1t. Powell. j - Swansea ?? Messrs. Murray and Roes. 'u Brecon ?? Mr. James Price. - sir Merthyr.. h r ?? MrJ. W. Wd iarids. ch ...
... Grand Jurors:— Mr. Edward Edward., Bangor-street, Carnanmn, chairman Mr. R. LI. Ellin, Tuthill, Carnaraon Mr. Thos. Iltigheo, Poolowreet, Carnarron Mr. Joarph Robley, Castle-square, Carnarron. Mr. Roht. Griffith, high-strut, Carnarron ...
... Seem—A le tter f rog Mr. Pemberton Leigh. On die other, Lord Log- Castellon de II Plena, of the 29th ult.. mentio ns dale, Baron Parke, Vice Chancellor Knieht Caste ll on following horrible atrocity committed by a band.( tend Dr. Lushington. 'flit M•rtpill ...
... Hampstead. Dr. Jennings was presented to hb office in 1647 by the lase Bishop of Norwich. The Master-General of the Ordnance has appointed Mr. George Butler. chief clerk m the Secretary's office, to be Secretary to the Ordnance, in the room of the late Mr. Byhant ...
... the Society of Friends in Berlin have had an interview with the King, and have endeavoured to win his !Majesty to the cause of peace. The King is said to have received them very graciously. Mr. Richard Mayne has received the appointment of chief commissioner ...
... loving lorked in this place, and in custody for 30 hours, lie was taken before two magistrates, viz., Captain Wolin, and Mr. Dnvies, of Mr. Coventry and his stuff eppeared against him, and the only charge they had to make was, tint the prisoner wee seen walking ...
... M Holy'ell . Mr. PA. Evans, a Welchpool . . Mr. Samuel Salter. a Amlweh ?? Mr. Benjamin Reese, Newton ..r. R. Powell, tad Thea. h ?? Ala y an d Roos . th Brecon. Mr. James Price. Merthyr-.Hr. . D 3,, Mr. W. Edlwards. a Lianllyl ?? , ...
... misj~e hat are youadoieg ;` wlaco lwienstsntly fell flatf i-upon his face. Mr. Robbs, suigeon, made a pestI thle, mortent examination, and found the heart dise~aed t king The pressure of a large quantity of blood, which lied ipes, accumulated on the~right ...
... Thomas. Vicar of Ilinbehlig, for distribution amongst the many destitute poor in this populous town. Lord Willoughby Dr Eresby, 421.; Mrs. Gamma, Coliimetidy, lb/. ; C. J. Sampson, Esti., Ty Coeh, Sl. ; Miss Cane, Quellyn, for the following charities : ...
... crisis were entertameds the probable success of she extreme Conservative party in persuading the King not to swear deh y to She The Ministry were ens. that the King should take the oath of (delay, in die event of his declining were resolved to frieze. All this ...
... amongst which was one from Dr. Prise Julies, elm was prevented from isdispeeltios. The knowing twists were pieta sad respowled — Mr. Sinaloa. Mr. J. J. 11. Harris, M.C.1111.. ft. Asspb. Mr. J. Williams. porter Mr. WU. Sam% ...