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... CIARMARTHEN and CARDIGAN RAILWAY. k_J —NO APPLICATION for SHARES in this Company can be RECEIVED after WEDNESDAY, the 224 instant. By order of the Board. 8, Queen-street -place, Dec. 16, 1852. GREAT NORTHERN and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAYS.—LONDON RECEIVING ...
... on Wednesday forenoon, Mr. Charles Langdale, ton of the Hon. Charles Longdate, was united to Mitt Henrietta Grattan, daughter of Henry Grattan, Esq. Tu Bboistbatoks.—Great exertions are being made both political parties in Dublin to increase their electoral ...
... JOHN J3NES. CharchwiTdans TERCAT IRRITATIOR AND and Hynµ tickling sod torirattov, livineing cough and affecUng the woke, lot the. 'yrup. loom no. Epps's Jrztjubes. In consect with toe glands at toe moment they are excited by the mot of smoking, the Glycerine ...
... Committee, (I.W. HORN, Secretary. 28, Great George-street, Westminster, 12th December, 1853. THE CARAIARTHEN :laid CARDIGAN RAILWAY. and CARDIGAN HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT COMPANY (on the Broad Gauge), under the Sanction of the Great Western and South Wales Railway ...
... Stables, of or G. AOKROYD, of Bradford Moor, or any man in England, who send , : the longest knock in 80 rises, at the Cardigan Arms, near Leeds, for .£25 a ,side, in a month from the signing of articles. A match can be made at S. Ifargreave's, The Falcon ...
... B. and Lady Florence Dixie, Sir John, Lady, and Miss Astley, Caroline Duchess of Montrose, W. Crawford, Sir John Lister Kaye, Lady Rivers, Mrs- Clay Ker Spymer, Mrs. R. Vyner, Miss Dixie, and the Countess of Cardigan. The dresses were of very simple ...
... commerce.” Tilts BISHOP OP ST. DAVID'S AMD TUB ARCHDEACON CARDIGAN. The Morning Chronick thus sums up the merits of the lengthy correspondence between the Biahop of Bt. David's and the Archdeacon Cardigan, an abstract of which will be given in our next week's ...
... JOHN BULL 219 evidence goes for nothing. On the other bend it may bo argued that the tutimony of persons who have seceded from the Romish Church ought to be received with a* they are likely to labour under strong prejudices against that Church. Admitting ...
... and that a* good faith wet kept with him aboald heap good flrith with Lord Cardigan. That th* matter retted until Hay, 1806. In the maantlmt th* action had been tried. Lord Cardigan had paid into Coart, and that* wae rerdlct la faroar of Major Learie for ...
... the principal guests. Immediately above the chair, the Royal arms, massively gilt, were displayed boldly from the crimson lining, and on either tide were the Egiinton arms and the Belfast arms painted on shields, the whole being relieved by mirrors in gilt ...
... its present holders.'’ The Russians giving their Arms.— We extract from the correspondence of a daily contemporary the following account of the surrender of arms Bomarsund:— v The Commander demanded the arms, which the prisoners brought and plied up In the ...
... Duncan [Aug 11] Rothesay sailed Larne (s) Desk [Aug 11] Newry John Craich, O'Neill, do Countess of Carrick, Rancorn Clarissa tug) .. passed west Glendora (s) [Aug 121 ST. MARGARET'S HOPI armed Mary Stewart( Augg) Runcorn Euphemia. Wick Jane, Snelling ...