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... h a t of uman composition exactly corresponds w ith blood. MISHAP AT THE ALTAR.—Lately at a village adjoining the town of Cardigan, a loving pair presented themselves, accompanied by numerous friends, at the pariah church, to be united in the holy bands ...
... Weymouth Princess Charlotte, Carlisle Teigamonth Frinceesßoral, Jones,Swansea Torridge (s), Glendower (•), Liverpool John&Jenefer, Ellery, Fowey John, Williams, Newport Bote. Walters, Cardiff Matilda, Sandford, do Emperor, Nurse, Gloucester Exeter, Pineger, Surprise ...
... assumed, can be found. In the Barfleur there appears to have been entered, on the Ist of August, 1781, a man of the name of John Welch, born in Kerry. and aged 23, who was paid off in her on the 15th of July, 17,43. In the Arethusa, from 1792 to 1793; ...
... was assaulted in Liverpool last week. Whilst passing froin St. Patrick's Chapel he was met by two men,one of whom cast his arms around his neck, whilst the other tripped him up. One of the party subsequently attempted to kick the rev. gentleman whilst ...
... Musical Instrument Commissioners (Exhibition of Industry). A considerable seizure has been lately made on the coast between I Cardigan and Newport, of tobacco, snuff, and spirits—the officer who detected it being stationed at Newport. The vessel Golden Spring ...
... Waterloo, pnulted the nic , nraeiioc of excc fee*, without conilnttlog t Y Collector—Mr. John Arrurei v- . Norfolk Uyde. *''• . uc u charged by Mr Humphrey, John brought Ik fore .er th.- will the late New- Kyre. and nth. rs uarr ,nt for hi* apprehension ...
... Off—The John Avery, Hall, from Shields for Gibraltar. RAMSGATE—Jan. 3 : W.S.W., light, and misty. Pat in—The French ship Irma, of Bayonne, from Hamburg for Rouen, leaky, having struck on the Flemish Banks, and will have to discharge. The John Wesley, ...
... i n hi s nat i ve county an d the city • n Retie 1) R AILWAY.—We have much satisfaction in , cure t that ou r townsma n Mr. John Duncan, 'advocate,' Difice of °t h of i the Caledonian Railway, has been r aised to the !ate ot to he chairman of that important ...
... the nation for no other purpose than to dishonour it by a de- grading surrender of its arms, and a submission to be dragged through the dirt. We do not believe Lord John Russell to be the meanest and weakest of ministers, but he must be both the one and ...
... Viscount and Viscountess Reidhaven leave Balmacaanhouse, Invernesshire, on Monday next for Cullen-house, on their way south. Lord John Russell has been recently staying at Woburn Abbey with a large and distinguished circle. Lord Brougham left Grafton-street ...
... The parties went instantly from the house to the field. Corry was wounded in the arm. A friend who was present told me the duel took place in the twilight, and that Grattan said, The gentleman is placed too far off—l cannot see him plainly —let him come ...
... 11001. 89. Homeward Bound-COOPER. 90. The Pathfinder -COOPER. 91. The Deerslayer--CooPER. Jacqueline of Holland-GRATTAN. • 93. The M a n-at-Arms-J/3 , lEs. 94. Two Old Men's Tales. 95. The Two Admirals-COOPER. • 96. Richard Savage-WHITEHEAD. • 97. Cecil-Mrs ...