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... be referred to the Secretary of State. THE GREAT PLATE CASE.—In the suit, Cardigan v. Howe, in which the Duke of Buccleuch claimed from the executor of the late Earl of Cardigan the value of a service of plate, part of which had been melted down, Lord ...
... inst., two men named John Rowlands..of Cwrnystwyth, Cardigan- shire, and John Thomas, of Towyn. miners, were brought up be- fore the Rev. J. Evans and Edmund Cleaton, Esq,, on the charge of unlawfully and maliciously wounding John Williams, of Cwrnystwyth ...
... of Xenophon. It fired the tongue of De- mosthenes, nerved the arm of Maccabous, warmed the soul of Cicero, strengthened the arm of Boadicea, preached the crusades, wrung Magna Charta from John, guided the arrow of Tell to cleave the apple or drink the blood ...
... Danraven, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Buc. y clench. Miss Ormsby Gore, by Mrs. WV. OrmabyGore. Miss Grattan, by her mother, Mrs. John Grattan. ' Miss Gertrude Hamilton, by the Duchess of Aber. n corn. Mrs. Francis T. R. Kennedy (of Dunuro), t on her ...
... audience. REVIEW OF THE MILITIA. -On Friday, the 13th inst., the members of the Royal Cardigan Militia were reviewed on their parade ground by the Hon. Colonel John Jocelyn Burke, one of her Majesty's government inspectors of militia for the southern ...
... MEETING, THURSDAY.—Present: John Matthews, Esq., Mayor, in the chair Aldermen Thomas Jones and John Davies Councillors John Watkins, David Roberts, John Rees, G. T. Smith, Richard Morris, T. O. Morgan, and Jonathan Pell; Mr John Parry, town ...
... at tward; John smth, second steward; Charles t Toyco, engineers' steward; Henry Stokes, Hobirt Haigh, 1 John Sinmeon, Nathan Remodon, Elias Porteous, Cress. I well Plgott, Walter Ferguison, Thomas Davies, and c James Barberry, stewards; John Fenner, Edward ...
... G. Smith, B. Hughes, E. W. Jones, David Williams, John Richards, Thomas Griffiths, John Hughes, John Roberts, Evan Rowland, Richard Hughes, Richard Morgan, Thomas Powell, John Mathias, M. H. Davis, John Edwards, Thomas Bubb, Edward Edwards ...
... on Ahe agenda was taken, which was as Jcllows:— .CARDIGAN BHU1GE. Applicaiton he madie for a sum not exceeding to be applied in conjunction with the ceunty.-ef.Petabnake in altering and widening Cardigan. bridge. The CRAIRMAbf thought It desirable that ...
... Rev. W. G. Davies, chairman, Mr E. Davies, deputy- chairman, Mr R. Gillart, Mr G. W. Griffiths, Mr John Owen, Mr John Davies, Mr Morris Davies, Mr John Davies, Mr Evan Jones, Mr W. Ryder, Mr Robert Roberts, and Mr Griffith Griffiths, guardians; Mr D. ...
... youngest daughter of the Hon. and Rev. John Handcock. This family is descended from William Hawkins, an alderman of Dublin, who died in 1680, and whose son, grandson, and great- grandson were successively Ulster King of-arms. Thediatinguished admiral, father ...
... HeC was ?? in the accomplishment of both these missions. The death is also announced of Mrs. Grattan, the widow of Mr. Thoiats Colley Grattan. Mrs. Grattan, who was descended from the ancient family of the O'Donncls, died at the advanced age of eighty-four ...