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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 ...
... 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 ...
... engagement ensued. Doth parties appeared prepared lor determined encounter, vast number of them were armed with gnns and pistols; those who were not so armed tore down brickbats from the dead walls, and gathered stones from every quarter. The commencement ...
... Agnes ManelOlt: A Historical Romanos. By Thomas Colley Grattan. An Inquiry Into the Theology of the Anglican Reformer*. Priest of the Diocese Exeter. Observations on tho Past and Present State of Fire-Arms, and on the probable effects in War the New Musket: ...
... JOHN BULL don of his foreign policy, as policy guided by a regard to the interests of England, and to the maintenance of peace, in support of which observed that in quitting office he had handed over the foreign relations of the country to Us successor ...
... JOHN BULL hw Mid that pecttniarjr dlffloaltin wan the real caiue the aiaiadf, IMd that the remora! anxiety ae to the of Urinir woald core the deldrlotu under which be lahoUhL and reetore to hla home and hla family. I wish It were ao, for I flunk If that ...
... Agnes Uansffelt: Historical Romance. By Thomas Colley Grattan. Inquiry Into the Theology of the Anglican Reformers. By Priest of the Diocese of Exeter, Observations the Past and Present State of Fire-Arms, and on the probable effects in War of the New Musket: ...
... of his Lordship's Epissopd arms on the panel of his carriage must be condemned nnseriptural. is to be DISTRUIL-At the Thames Police Court on Mond ly a very portly, red-faced gentleman, described in th•. police-sheet as John Wilson, aged 40, of the Castle ...
... Messrs. Hooles, of Sheffieh Leads Mr. Messenger, of Birmingham; drel«, mouldings, ana duke’s arms, to M Pimlico. The carriage was drawn with the duke’s arms, three abreast, led Horse Artillery. waft passing man full frum bankers, and , where he tiled ...
... fixed the prisoner's bail at £300; and two sureties, 150/. each. The sureties were John Lloyd Mardell, Trumpet Inn, Shrewsbury ; John Lloyd, Sir William Hill's Arms Inn, Shrewsbury. ...
... Elizabeth, Evans, do John A Ellen.OwOD, Liverpool Cymro (s), Dublin Sailed for WilliamJtMary,Parry, Bolyhd Abbey, Hughes, Rhydland John, Horton, Liverpool Friends (of Abery at with) [No master’s name place of destination in report.] John, Hughes, Holyhead ...