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... bridle-arm, Lord Cardigan checked this impatience by laying his sword across the Captain's breast, telling him at the same time mot to try to force the pace, and not to be riding before the leader of the brigade. Otherwise than for this, Lord Cardigan, from ...
... Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Lieaenant-general Sir John Burgoyne, G.C.B. Lieutenant-General Sir De Lacy , Evans, K.C.B. Major-general the Earl of Lucan. Major- , general the Earl of Cardigan. Blajor-general the Hon. J. ' Scarlett, and Major-general ...
... Cardiff, engineer. John Williama, Church-street, Cardigan, butcher. Ko>-ert Davies Grifhtba, Albion Hotel, corn merchant and lican-ed victualler. William Griffith Parry, Bryntirion, Nantmar, , pariah Beddgelert, Carnarvonshire, shoemaker* John Pritchaid, Kegent ...
... Lost :— John Junes, of Newquay, Cardigan, master; Thounis Watkins, of Aberayon, seaman; and Yves Thomas, of I.lurogrannog, cook. Saved and landed at Sutra in boat :—Thomas Orrens.of Milford, mate; and William Richards of St. Dltmells, Cardigan. boy. Tito ...
... the screw-steamer St. Thomas, of a daughter. SPENCE—May 12, in Shrewsbury-road, Claughton, Mrs. John B. Spence, of a son. BENBow—May 12, at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Iluyton, the wife of Mr. Richard Benbow, of a son. MORTON—May 12, at the residence of her ...
... 30th Foot (musket ball in the left arm,) £52. 16s. lid. ; Lieut. C. Baring, of the Coldstream Guards (same wound, and arm amputed,) £133. 16s. 81 • Lieut. Bathurst, 23(1 Foot (very severely wounded in the right arm,) £llB. 12s. Gd. ; Lieutenant Bayly ...
... Henry, Car- , marthen. Griffiths, G. Esq., J.P.,. Berry, Newport, Cardigan. Griffiths, Rev. J. - R., Vicar of Llangeler, Newcastle Enalyn. Griffiths, John, Esq., , J.P., Llwyndenis, Cardigan. Gwynne, Captain H. L. Edwardes, Pout Carreg, Carmarthen. Hall ...
... LODI DELIVSZT. JOHN TAYLOR 80N8, 397 V•I7X73•LL-UOAD. Siam= :—LITSSILLASD •so VA MOM—Rae Urowieg 1 COODNA. l..ssA as. 1 LAVE'S FOOD. —Oarefully WO* SAVE% 700 D.— Well riped • awl MUM% Per sail twos& q:IFORT 18 APLZABURB. ZNITTID CARDIGAN JACX2II. WI TO ...
... Newcastle Enilyn; and It. D. JENKINS,. Esq., Cardigan; from any of whom Prospectuses may be obtained. FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES. To the Direotors of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway and Cardigan Hat-bout-Improvement Company. GENTLEMEN;,-I request ...
... clergyman asking if Mr. Johnes was dead or likely to recover, and on hearing that he was dying, or actually dead, Tremble shot himself. Mr. Johns. was sensible to the moment of his death. He expressed thankfulness that Miss Johnes was from home, as she ...
... Dares — 0 Johns 67 Iddon. F. Wilma 0 John Slater 165 5 Patton, V.ckers I Co O John A Henry.6o linreey. Pe. Pugh 0 Kate 44 Troth. O Kestrel 2:7 Coemsn. T. Zing Son. O Little Ellen 73 Devise 0 Mary & Ann 6 Mitchell —0 Mary Jape Gregory 40 Grattan, T. Doolittle ...
... Paul Pry, Mr Wright. A BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT, in which Miss Rosini Wright, will appear. To conclude with DOMESTIC ECONOMY. John Grumles, Mr Wright. The Box-office is open from Ten till Three daily, for securing Seats, and taking Private Doses, which may ...