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... of the Rev. John Richards, incumbent of Lianerchymed nd Dist inst, at his residence, at Blaendyffryn, Cardiganshire, i nd | his 58th year, John Lloyd Davies, Esq., J.P. for the counties « lieutenant, and late fc of | Carmarthen and Cardigan, deputy- Ot ...
... subscribed :—Duncan M'Viccar, Edward Dickson, William Hughes, John M. Wood, Charles Tayland, Ebenezer Gilchrist, John Hatfield, William Ferriday, William A. Heywood, Joseph M'Viccar, John Kirkpatrick, William Poatt Litt, Thomas Ashton, Edward Grayson ...
... subscribed :—Duncan M'Viccar, Edward Dickson, William Hughes, John M. Wood, Charles Tayland, Ebenezer Gilchrist, John Hatfield, William Ferriday, William A. Heywood, Joseph M`Viccar, John Kirkpatrick, William Poatt Litt, Thomas Ashton, Edward Grayson ...
... 3Jt THROUGH FARES John' Manchester Belfxsi S I Dublin fare :— Steerage First -ss c'ass Steerage wines or wi-h n on York Per Steamer Galwav freight and farther porticalars to Blake Co lane London JACKSON £ EASTMAN I Knmford plsce JOHN KEGG PLUMBER PAINTER ...
... present as imposing a front as possible, for the Frenchmen numbered full 1,400, completely armed, and provided with ample sup- plies of ammunition. The Cardigan and Pembroke vo- lunteers be placed in the distance, so as to conceal the paucity of their ...
... surgeon; John Birch, gent., to be assistant-surgeon ; Captain Robert Adeane Barlow, to be major; Robert Bankes Lavery, Esq., to be captain ; Johri Fishwick Leeming, gent., to be lieutenant; John Weston, gent., to be lieutenant; Charles John Edwin Souchay ...
... ROBBERY.—Three well-known thieves, named William Williams, 'William Sheehan, and John Jones, were brought up at the Police-court, on Saturday, charged with garotting John Nixon, and- robbing him of £l2. The prosecutor, an engineer, arrived in Liverpool ...
... served thosefamous heroesof the Crimean war, or rather of the Roebuck and Chelsea inquiries into its Imelan blunders and Cardigan disasters—Sir W. Coiltington, Sir R. Aim, andeolonelGordon could not agree with Mr.Whitworth; and that, when General Peel ...
... to the ;Caracy of Loose, near The Sov. Hutton, to the Purpetual Corecy of The Rev. E. Mouro, M.A., to the Vicarage of St. John’s Rev. F. Ne Coombe Keynes, end Perpetual ‘ool, Dorset. The Kev. J. the Duke of Cleveland. te the Vicarage of Darlington. ...