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... and for further particulars to Mr.A.E.NASII, Solicitor, John-street; or to Mr. E. M. HARWOOD, Solicitor, 17, Small-street, Bristol. CLEVEDON, SOMERSET. DESIRABLaE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT. M R. JOHN DOWNING will offer for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, in One Lot ...
... in or on the premises of inns, hotels, beer-liouses, &c. it Such booths having been fixed on the premises of the War- wick Arms at the last election for East Somerset, the voters had to pass through the inn and premises to record their 12 votes, and the ...
... Rev., John Coates, Wesleyan minister, Of F Neath-At New Quay, Mr. Evan Lloyd, bridge-builder, to I11Sf Sarah Davies, both of Llanarth-At Cardigan, Mr. Josepb Clougher, bookseller, to Eleanor,youngest daughterot Mr. Caleb Lewis, all of Cardigan. DIED-Aged ...
... Isaac Levi ?? ?? ?? Mr. VOLLAIRE. , Bob Sykes ?? Mr. JOHN ROUSE. R obinson ?? ..MXr:ACoun rBLAND. . -an O'Doggerty ?? Mr. VERNER. -Susauna Merton ?? i , ,.MiiBB FANNY BENNETT. Winny White ?? Mra. JOHN ROUSE. ,ACT 1st ?? ENGLAND-SANDFORDS' FAMsM. ENTR'ACTE:-M&P ...
... the revolutionists of all countries. Russia is provoked to the com- bat, and no other mneans is left them than a recourse to arms to compel the Ottoman government to respect treaties, and to obtain from it the reparation of the offences by which it re- ...
... of Sergt. Merewether, of Candf- field, Wilts, to Harriet, youngestdaughter ofthe late John ?? Esq, of Coleshill,Warwickshire-At Isilugton,Claudius Williar, son of John A. Heraud, Esq, to Mary Susannat, youngest dar. of the late A. Carpenter, Esq, of Bl ...
... malyn Jetikitt, MlajusrT. A.,Tirevigin, near Cardigan jemmitimgs, it., Esrq,, flortlend islace, Lotndons, and Gelildeg, Kidwelly Jeakinis, It. D., Esq., ?? Cardigan .leltits. J., Esq., Clibronne, Cardigan Jotis niEqH.. asghas, near Carisairtlien Joee ...
... Clerken-well, and she died in Bride-svele.' 1bh lNo. lxxi. of Our Portrait-Gallery is taken up with a notice of |vh T. C. Grattan, and is followed by a ' Visit to Hobby-laud, by the the clever author of The Falcon Family, who deals out some an rough ...
... winemerchaat Samuell Brtholomew, Birmin8oham, llteedoysalt John Lowther Ward, Baruley, colton-splin~er Georege Alcock, Manchester, draper. BANKRUPTCY ANULLED John James, Oxford-street and John-street, ?? RUssa AIVD TURKEY.-Friday's Aoaiteur deo the bases ...
... Ordinary Retarn Tickets do not entitle the holdhr to nor At travel by Expreses Trains. dulya (1ARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN m' RAILWAY a-ad CARDIGAN HARBOUR IMPROVE- words MENT COMPANY.-NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Somee Allotment will take place on the 21at ...
... o'clock, when the fol. ,lowing private bills were read a second time and ordered to abe committed :-Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway and - Cardigan- Harbour. Great Western Railway (Oxford, tWorcester, and Wolverhampton); Great Western Railway i(Stratford, ? ...
... 7, atc Car' Ithen, Mr. John Thomas, bridge-surveyor oft te -county-!Ag1,e 42, Mr. David Homes, of the Ancient Briton. inn, High-str~eet, Sweasea-Aged 74. MisseDavies, of Finch's -square, Cardigafl -Aged 35, at the Joiners' Arms, Heath, Mr.- William Jonets ...