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... 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 ...
... of Xenophon. It fired the tongue of De- mosthenes, nerved the arm of Maccabous, warmed the soul of Cicero, strengthened the arm of Boadicea, preached the crusades, wrung Magna Charta from John, guided the arrow of Tell to cleave the apple or drink the blood ...
... LANCASTER Taylor and Allen. BIRKENHEAD John Berry & Co., 5, Hamilton-st. BURNLEY John Taylor. COLNE L. Threlfall and Son. LIVERPOOL T.Ashburner&Son, l.Rumford-place. John Berry & Co. , 28, North John-st. Birkenhead Brewery Co., Water-st. Henry ...
... best hand sewn, at very much less price. Cardigan Jackets re-sleeved. Stockings re-footed. Care bang taken to match colour exactly. Business Maxim— Small Profits, Qoick Sales, Ready Monet. :o: Note the Address— JOHN HUNTER. 135. BT. LEONARDGATE. I WATERLOO ...
... the pouches were empty ?-Untfed Service Gazette. PRESENTATION OF A SWORD AND ADDRESS TO LORD CARDIGAN, AT LEEDs.-On Saturday, a dinner was given to Lord Cardigan, in the Stock Exchange, Leads (taste- fully decorated for the occasion), when his lordship ...
... Mr John Brierley, of East Beach, and formerly of Blackburn Wadkin—March 29, in his year, John Wadkin, of Elswick Lodge, neat Garstang, formerly of Manchester Thompson -Feb. 21, aged 07, Thomas Thompson, of Liverpool second son of the late .Mr John Thompson ...
... 4th King's Own Royal Regt., to Hephzibah, only (laughter of Mr. John Jeffery. of this city. On the loth inst. at the Wesloyan Chapel. Price-street, Birkenhead, by the Rev. J G. Ford, John^Kdward. eldest son of Henry Coventry, of Reading, to Laura Smith ...
... 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 ...
... inquest was held at the Workhouse, Eavee-lane, Chortag, before M. Myree. Esq., coroner, on the body of man named Peter Jo Grattan, night watchman, MMy in the employ of the Waterworks Company Aivington. and who met bis death by an accident Saturday evening ...
... notes o! the speeches deUveied and i* ported them to thu Castle. Avonmore. Writer Seabright, John Scott (afterwaids Lord Clonmel), John Vitzgibbon (of whom Grattan said was dangerous to iqu away from), Sir Roche, and others wire passed review and their ...
... BRADFORD. Shortly after eleven o'clock on Monday night a mur- derous attack was made upon Mr. W. R. Terry, land- lord of the Cardigan Arms, Bradford Moor, by a number of soldiers connected with the First Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment, now stationed ...