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... daughter of Mr. Isaac Bristo, both of St.-John's-in-the-Vale. At St. John's Church, Keswick, on the 25th ult., Mr. John Milbujn, joiner, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Jonathan Stables, grocer, &c, both of Keswick. At St. John's Church, Workington, on the 29th ...
... chub stances, granted him • certificate of the third clue. AT CARDIGAN GA0L.—.055 morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Hoary William', awaiting their trials at the Amize ...
... :rii:l.i Fell A Ceekersioath J 1 - 14h;ra, Carlisle W J Hordhato, Wortington J Wright, Pearith T Drytauld J Sweden, Cottonmouth John Allison, Kemdal W Boon, Carlisle 0 Miser, Penrith J Alba*, T Moffatt, Carlile J Poott, Carlisle C Wins, Bergh T Livi-rpool ...
... TUE COURTS.—Sarcarwv. saif.lCAtkissas, Roy. W. Major Fart lougi, sad Dr. Banns. ieI;AVLI T II - 70 NlPllM—Rainet Grattan, sod Ilan/ Ann bie wit*, of Lb. Dames Labe, linker. M m irevear y gd eu ti . idols In do be lat break hie ranger seek. Ariel bar to ...
... The Fxlwin, Ford, from St. John's, N. F. ; the Thomso Tickle, from Harbour Grace, Quebec on the ult. The Camerton, Williamson, entered loading at Quebec Barrow on the 25th ult. The Sally, , entered loading at Quebec for Cardigan O the 20th ult. The Sir J ...
... lad. He now lies in a most pitiable state. Suicide of an Officer.—On Saturday, an inquest was held at 193, Adelaide Boad, St. John's Wood, on William Spilling, an officer in the 14th Light Dragoons. He had been married about ten months, and his conduct has ...
... the poor lad. He now lies in most pitiable state. Suicide op Officer.—On Saturday inquest was held at 193, Adelaide Road, St John's ood, on William Spilling, an officer in the 14th St Dragoons. He had been married about ten monfhs has lately been so ex ...
... Jamaica. It is rumoured that the distinguished posts of Vice-Admiral and of the United Kingdom will be conferred upon Sir Thomas John Cochrane, G.C.B., and Sir George Francis Seymour, G.C.B, Mourper 1N Liverpoot.—A dying woman was found iv the streets of Liverpool ...
... 8 1 the elLetiirs. )et L. L oit• eleo- •. 1 . . 1. 1. '•4. OW : . ; y ;ski, 110. : f. DEXfll THE I: CARDIGAN. We regret to atiiiuu,.e the I.f Cardigan, 64,,t, Park, . • Several a.Comit, had been ree..iv,4l in I •: Lie lordidiip, to which hie •. • • : ...
... either side with the noble lord's coat of arms, surmounted by the Viscount's coronet, and having inscribed upon it his well-known motto, Flecti non franyi. Upon the driver's seat were also displayed the arms and motto of the Trinity-house, Trinitas ...
... can hardly affect to Earl Grosvenor, Lord Harrowby. Lord Cardigan the regret that he hai received “kind signal for Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Prince Edward of retreat.” Saxe-Weimar, Prince John of Glucksburg, xc. Of When the Premier died it was understood ...
... there was Mr. James Spence (the S of the Timer), and other of the Live rp ool Southern Club. chair was occupied by Mr. John Cropper, who said that he considered it as. high time that Englishmen should an early opportunity for expreastog their sympathy ...