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... Horse, tte Countess of Cardigan. The Aniti, Mr. E. Packard. The Sappho (American), Captain Baldwin. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. Fashionable Arrivals during the Week mt Aris's Marine Hotel.— Among the arrivala here re the Rev John and Mrs. Arthy, Mr. Montague ...
... settled for ever by the war. They ap- j pealed to arms in behalf of their own views upon both i points, and when the ordeal of battle went against them they frankly accepted the result. They laid down their arms and sought to resume their former relations ...
... Abergele (extinct) ; Sir John Dean Paul, B>r Wm. Mackenzie ; Sir Thomas Greßley, MP. for South Derbyshire ; Bir John Brocas Whalley Smythe Gardiner (extinct) ; Sir George Sinolair ; Sir Veltera Cornewall, Sir Simeon Henry Stuart, Sir John Shaw (extinct). The ...
... great in- justice. In the afternoon the Archdeacon entertained the clergy, in number about sixty, at a cold collation at St. John's House, the caterer on tbe occasion being Mr. C. O. La Croix, of College-street, who gave entire satisfac- tion by the excellence ...
... husband and wife, were brought up charged with administering a quantity of arsenic to John Mayes Davy, a brother of the male prisoner with intent to kill and murder him. John Mayes Davy is a single man and a working miller at Swaffham. William George Davy ...
... Batehelor and Son, druggists Hambledon John Gunn, druggist Havant White and ChigneU, drug- gists Petersfield WUUam Edgeler, druggist Romsey . . John Baker, chemist, Ac. Southampton G. Manby, druggist J. Johns and Co., chemist Winchester R. Hunt, druggist ...
... effervescent in their temperament to restrain their partizan feel- ings, was admirably met by Lord Cairns's allusion to those John Bullish instincts which had been re- ferred to in relation to Mr. Bright, and which might also have found vent below the bar ...
... readiness with which they listened to the unadorned eloquence of Richard Cobden and the more impassioned advocacy of his friend John Bright. The fortunes of Lancashire are now completely jeopardised by the existing state of things. We do not understand that ...
... St. John's House, Ryde, the in- specting officer being Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. W. J. Colville (Assistant Inspector of the Reserve Forces). The several corps paraded in Lind-street at 3 o'clock, and inarched, under the command of Major Sir John Lees ...
... STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. JOHN A. HUNT, 23, HIGH-STBEET. MOBTGAGES and LOANS on STOCKS, SHARES, kn~ negociated. BENTS and DEBTS COLLECTED. VALUER FOR PROBATE AND SUCCESSION DUTY. JOHN A. HUNT, 23, HIGH-STBEET, SOUTHAMPTON. GEORGE BRIDGER ...
... FOE DECEMBER. Few numbers have surpassed this in the excellence of its numerous articles. The Brave Lady, by the author of John Halifax, Gentleman, will, judging from its progress, unquestionably prove in the end one of the best novels of the day. Two ...
... with no obstructions on the passage through. Serious Charge against the Governor of Cardigan Gaol. — Summary Dismissal. — At the quarter sessions for the County of Cardigan held on Tuesday, the governor of the county gaol sent in a medical certificate stating ...