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... the speaker suiting his action with outstretched arms to the concluding words of the sentence) tell them to redress our wrongs and unless they do so are prepared to exercise strength we retain our arms (Loud cheers) If won’t be led by by rational means ...
... about midnight, Mr. Toftrof St. John's College Farm, was awakened by the barking of his dog under hia window. He sprang from hisbed, looked out, saw nothing, and was about to retire to sleep again, when his shepherd, John Matthews (who, with an- other man ...
... of the conduct of our government in reference to tho Greek question, he would call upon Lord John Russell to make a frank statement upon the subject. Lord John Russell said that all he could at present state was that General La Hitte (the French Foreign ...
... enabling the distant sdcc- tator to command a complete view of the whole length. The Cardigan Life Boat.— During the late heavy gales and storms which prevailed in Cardigan Bay and on this coast some experiments were made by a ciew selected fur the purpose' ...
... aioner, with the Great Sealin Commission. Therumour on Saturday as to the new appointments was, that Sir John Jervis will have the political, and Sir John Romilly the judicial, office-a Bill being in preparation for sepa- rating the two offices, and making ...
... direction improvement in system of are aware I did not of intention of Government advise of Commission in time before Lord John Russell’s in House of Commons to be to communicate University express opinion proposed course I since felt that not unnatural ...
... Jinstol police Court SATURDAY. Maqistratespresent : The Mayor; W. 11. G. Langton and J. George, Esgrs. John Lloyd, a miserable looking object, who has several limes been brougllt before Hie bench, was sent 1° bnclewell for U (lays for begging ami assaulting ...
... J unction, and Great Western Railway Companies' Bill, were read a third time. Among the petitions presented, was one by Sir John Buller, from 2000 clergy and laity of the Diocese of Exeter, complaining of the regulations of the Committee of Council on ...
... Elizabeth Evans, of Mary-street, Cardigan; also, aged 70, T. G. Nugent, Esq. one of the magistrates of that ?? 62, at Lower Fisbguard, Mlr. Jobn Evans, ?? SG, at Leominster, Mr. John Pritchard-At Hereford, Margaret, wife of Mr. John Lloyd, ?? 74, at Hay, Maria ...
... and Lord Eddisbury spoke against demotion. The Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Canning, and the Earl of Hardwicke sp ike in favour of it. Lord Brougham declared that no nation was entitled to appeal to arms, or make reprisals for the wrongs or claims of individuals ...
... Imnpostiols, by seeiilg the sigioatssra of Joint Wiltis so- 'em, cosuipaislasearls issaket. 055 Loisdon: Manufacftulred only by JOHN WILLIS, 24, East Tenspie]- ab- Clianibors, Wisitefltiars, Fleel-stroet. Whlolesale atisdtetall by Foer ri a.ftisd Score, Cisesiists ...
... dealer John Murray, Sunderland, ship chandler The General Conienission,Ship Loan,and Insurance Company, London Benjamin Brunton Blackwell, Verulam buildings, Gray's inu, coffeehouse keeper Samuel Gillett, Chapel street, Grosvenor square, builder John Barnard ...