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... may not.—Punch. The General Election.—Sir Charles Locock is canvassing in the Isle of Wight in the Tory interest against Sir John Simeon, Liberal. The venerable accoucheur's committee will consist of Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Harris, and several others of the most ...
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... entertained at the Coventry Arms, High Green, and those of Severn Stoke, and Hill and Earl's Croome at the Boars Head, Severn Stoke ; likewise a liberal entertainment will be given to the cottage tenants the Coventry Arms, Pinvin, for Allesborough and ...
... 000/. year! The Earl of Cardigan and Col. Calthorpe. -In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Thursday, Mr. Sergeant Shee said that in the matter of rule obtained in the early part of the term by Mr. Bovill, behalf of the Earl of Cardigan, against Colonel Calthorpe ...
... furniahing employ. meet for a large number of men, but on a division it was negatived by 54 to 52. TIIE ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. The second reading of the Arms (Ireland) Bill was moNed by Lord Spencer, who, after explaining the reasons for the measure, intimated ...
... found in the centre of the building, burnt to a cinder, with an arm and a leg off. The origin of fire is unknown. The sufferer is insured in the Sun Fire-office. WRECK OF A LIVERPOOL CARDIGAN BA.r.—About 7 o'clock on Sunday morning a large barque was seen ...
... , and arms and ammunition of every kind. The second prohibits the exportation of chlorate of potass within the above-defined limits, except under certain conditions. On Tuesday week, grand inspection of (King's) Hussars by the Earl of Cardigan took place ...
... Major Hudson, and Mr. C. Whitaker. Licensing.—Charles Faulkner. New Inn. John Knight, White Horse, and Joseph Mealing, Ship Inn, granted occasional licenses for Pershore Horse Fair. John Henry Bowkett was granted a license refreshments in field at Defford ...
... two hundred were invited, and among the guests were the Bishop of London, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Sir John Burgoyne, the Earl of Cardigan, and other distinguished persons—besides the principal dignitaries of tbe London Corporation, the Provost of ...
... inhabitants ; Flint, 76,312; Cardigan, 73,441; Momtgomery, 67,623, Brecon, 59,901; Anglesey, 51,050 ; ’;erionoth, 46,598 ; and Radnor, 25,430. Verpior, Novesmegr 11va.—“The inquest on the body of Albert Edward Johns, the child of R Johns, tailor, of 7 Morley ...
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... Lodge took place the Eagle Tavern, Dock Lane. Mr. T. Davis presided, and Mr. John Harper discharged the duties of vice chairman. A capital spread was provided by the host, Mr. John Hnm. phreys, jun.—The customary toasts having b«?n honoured, Mr. Humphreys ...