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... JOHN D. STEEL, MOSTPELLIER,BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 6, QUEEN'S CIRCUS, °malt. the (ammo's Hotel. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO BE LET. WINCHCOSIB DISTRICT OF ROADS. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETINU of the TRUSTEES of the Winchcomb District of ...
... daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L, for the county of Cardigan. Dec. 3, at All Saints' Church, Wickhambrook, the Rev. H. Hall-Houghton, M. A., of Melmerby-hall, Cumberland, to Mary Henrietta, eldest daughter of the Rev. John Dawson Hull, vicar ...
... Macrons. James Chadwick, Bop., Chairman. David R. Davies, Itaq., Daputv-chatrteas. John Barran, Elal• John Holliday, Esq. Str Barad. Buckley, Bart., H.P. John Nkr l vr, Erg. John Chapnau, Hrory 11 SteJabal, Esq. Th. b in thaie pu,der, Bag. Wind= 11.11ouldatturth ...
... 6, suddenly, at Pakenh;:h at the residence of her daughter, her, widow of the late Mr. John Harper, of Pakenhill, aged 78. lissats.—March 5, at the Shipwrights; Arms, Gloucester, Esther Ann, wife of Thomas Harris. aged 51. Ocg weed.— March 9, at Rodmarton ...
... 1782 Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament. the chief purport o! which was the repeal of the statute of George 1., by which England claimed a right to legislate for beim:. There never was an orator woo bad greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... Anthony Limon Brown, Surgeon Army Medical Staff, to Jaw Maria (Jeanie), youngest daughter of the late John Hughes, Esq., J.P. and D.L., for the county of Cardigan. ...
... provided for 100,000 soldiers. The will of the late Lord Cardigan has led to serious litigation. A suit of administration was brought in the Equity Conr's, on Saturday, on be- 1 half of Lady Cardigan, in which several qu-stions at ion@ between her ladyship ...
... )—Monday, Dee. 26th, Hampton Lovett Tuesday, 27th, Vernon Arms, Danbury; Thursday,29th, Blackmoor Park; Friday, 30tb, Pert bore. PORT OF GLOUCESTER. IMPORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 23. Prom St. John's. N B —The Enchantress, Boddie, with deals, St.c. for ...
... wpmt end whet* eosobat orit•esood off is ear Armed W bees the mooed odour of the Ps/o-boe. J. 11. Leman& The moped, be amid be keg them 130 feet loostb, nod bee sower .1 the FATAL QUARREL. Oa &eft a foyer armed Ulm. mend was admitted lie the Ties Winery ...
... Hotel. AN AMERICAN FIRE ENGINE. Head of the Horse ridden by Lord Cardigan at the Balaclava Charge—The Fire at the City Flour Mill# in Thames Street. VANITY.” BY J. BERTRAND. TERCENTENARY OP JOHN KNOX The Scottish Reformer preaching before the Lords of the ...
... General Baker surrounded Imliki in the Chur-Dch Valley the Bth instant and took prisoners, besides capturing large quantity of arms. Major Peploe Peploe, M.P., of Garnstone, lias returned 10 per cent, to his tenants last half-year’s Mr. Alfred Wetherman, ...
... Avery, with slates, order. From Greenock—The I U Away. Sarah, with ton* pig Iron, for John Butt and Co. From Ardrostan—Th* H. Barrow. Parke, with toes pig iron, for John M Butt and Co. From Poole—The Crystal, Ingram, with clay, order EXPORTS. For St, Valary ...