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... into the house but a loaf of bread.—Elizabeth- Marshall deposed : Am the wife of Mr. George Henry Marshall, of Kington ; certain articles were put out to dry tt our garden one day at the latter end of Nov., and were afterwards missed ; a party must have ...
... estimate for breakwaters to protect the banks from being washed away. —The necessary repairs only to be executed. Harewood's-End Lock-up House. —Complaints having been made of wet coming in at the west end of the Magistrates' room, I have examined the place ...
... [5189 MARKET HOUSE~TAVERN, ABERGAVENNY. TO be LET, with possession on 12th January next, all that well established INN, called the Market Hodse Tavern, opposite the North entrance into the Market House, with Stables, Yard, Brew-house, &c., with every ...
... Meyrick, Goodrich Court; Miss Williams, Fairfield House ; Miss Millard, Whitchurch ; Mrs. Capt. Brook and Miss Brook, Pencraig Court ; Mrs. Francis Herbert, Goodrich House Miss Eckley, Trebandy House. The morning wore dull and leaden hue, of neither mist ...
... for the voting, Powell reaiding The contest lay elmply between r. aod Me. Lloyd, a poll pot baving been demanded avy of the parties. The polling continued uh three oa Hatorday, and resulted in a majority of 58 for Mr, Lene, Oe the bret dey Mr. Lane 4169 ...
... scoustomsed to see men of bis ows party where be tate of affsim om to all, of Be might that the of party they might be, who bad the Tt wes 0 md to think thet it wae 6 cod thing degewerated Hosase they might dife ie thet all parties, ae to bow mech cosrcica wae ...
... ¢ the residents th he had be oa on Grew of that the water a comstant apt A Mond Powell, aged home tat 1 was ayy of ad the house of J and im coppers It cake, am} about Lewis, who om wand, th at man ry wife were at \uergaseuny, the Phe an 4 stale the articles ...
... hoped all members of the Unionist party would do everything they could to prevent Mr. Gladetoee rommeding in that He bi sped ho on kru il i g i t tlin ace Vp• ng -4 h h ie ou tl i ill it th w oug aa through the House of Commons with bin majority of s2 ...