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... No. 11, Regent- street, back of West-street. t523 0 BE SOLD, Cheap, a Quantity of T TREES and SHRUBS of various ?? to Mr. JOHN THORN, Builder, hlot wells. Ev rf 0 be SOLD, a Bargain (£28), a LIGHT IL BROUGHAM, in good condition, tcie Owvner having no ...
... 4, Clare-street; or to Messrs. PAEXNELL and BRO10WN, Solicitors, Baldwin-street, Bristol. HATCHET INN, FROGM0RE-STREET. R. JOHN DOWNING A vill .SELL by AUCTION, at the above INN, on MONDAY Next, Feb. 6th, at Twvo o'eloek precisely, !R 1 Tw.o Capital HORSES ...
... of Thowas Elliott, Esq., a ?? Llaudilo, the wife of Mr. Wm. Stephen, a ?? Llindovery, the wife of Mr. John Willianis, Billac Swlan Inn, a ?? Cardigan, the wife of Samuel Jones Evans, Esq., a ?? Wind-street, Swansea, tlhe wife of Mr. Howell G. Yonng, a ...
... .FEARFUL SCENE, AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEM5PT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. One morning last week, the officials of' Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, namad John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the Assize ...
... House. NORTECUMBERLAND. Front Sir John Arinett, M.P., Mayor of Cork. It is now five years since Mr. Beek extracted from my foot a very troublesome Corn, and I have ever since been in perfect comfort. 2nd September, 1859. JOHN ARNOTT. Mr. BEcK would remind ...
... Glass, best British plate . 2 10 0 Mahogsny 'Itable, to dine eight . 2 10 0 Oil Cover for ditto . , . . . 0 0 Six, and twvo arms, mahorgany Chairs, best C 10 AC-14 t1 e STAIRS. Say sixteen yards of Carpet . I . 1 0 0. .Tiienty-four Stair Itods and Eyes ...
... Cirencester-H. Alexander Tenby-E Eairs- Cardig~an- ?? Teignmouth-G. Burden Dorchester-John Galpin, Tewkesbury - John Pfrie, High-street High-street Dartmouthb-W.,Ashford and Torquay-J. C. Stark. Strand Son, New Quay Titess- John Briscombe, Devizes-Jos. Burt, Market- ...
... Cirenester-H. Alexander TeignmoutIl-G. Burden Cardigan- . Tewkesbury - John Price, Dorchester - John Galpin, High-street 0 High-street Torqssay-J. C. Stark, Strand Dartmouth-W. Ashford and TotnesH - John Brisdonbe, Son, New Quay Fore-street Devizes-Jos ...
... Sairs Cirencster-lI. Alexander TeigntmOilhi-G. Burden Cardigan- Tewkesbury - John Price, Dorchester - John Galpin, High-street High-street Torquay-J. C. Stark, Strand e Dartmouth-W. Ashford and Totness-John Briscombe, Son, New Quay Fore-struet Devizes-Jos ...
... by Lord'John u IRussell;, and how, does it account for its owim silence whpn the first despatch was published, as well as for its n repeated'denunciations of Garibaldi during his short-lived m 3 support of the M1azzinian projects ? But Lord John a( ; Russell ...
... ~'ieit feeI Alcecand~br Teoiginonuth-G. PaBrdon - Cardigan- . Tewcesbury - John Price, Dorohestar-John Galplo', High-street r High-street Torq uay-J. C. Stark, Strand Dartmouth-W. Aiord and Totness - John Briicombe, Son, New Quay Fore-street . .. 'f DevizesJo ...
... air saluted him as the soldiers presented arms. r Ond Mewdn from Isis sedan chair, Isis Lordship was suet by Prne thnue Emperor's brother, who saluted in the usual manner of the Cisinese, by extending tile two arms c forwvard weitli hands together, the Earl ...