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... give an answer. (A Voie-' Wel, he is answered now.') Here it is. You select as- your representative not the millionaire Sir John uEnnis,' not the territorial proprietor, honourable gentlensa though he be, Mr James Arthur Dease, but one of yourselves, a ...
... siderable excitement has been caused in ha local shipping circles by.the mysterious dsap-a arance of Mr John Owen, master of -9 hi ~illiama, of Cardigan. On Tuesday evening. h last the captain left the vessel for the purpose of mr visiting the city in connection ...
... THE COUNTESS OF CARDIGAN AND A ~ VISCOUNT CURZON. n s This was a claim in the Rolls Court Oil the ~f part of the representatives of the Duchess of it Buecleuch, who, in 181 1, settled certain ~fantily i- plt ntut for Robert Earl of Cardigan, for t life, ...
... and foreign affairs.th -his second advice ivies to get rid of all treaties Ey which binld us to initerference by force of arms inl ( foreign affairs. If the Treaty of Paris had been IO got rid of before, it would have spared a great dealni of troble ...
... sponsible Irish Parliament. That was superior to di iways 1782, and superior to Henry Grattan's scheme. wi Ltdoor He admired Grattan, but ho would not now so- of Iture. ept Grattan's Parliament. They wanted a re- s- wards formed Parliament-they wanted the entire ...
... next Tuesday. At the annual meeting of the Glasgow C LAdies' Auxiliary to the National Institution I for Imbecile Children, Mr John Cowan, of I Beeslack, who presided, intimated that a £12,000 was required for the completon of the buildings at Larbert. The ...
... said it was intended to bring h, in ?? CARDIGAN BAiT. d M~r HiOLLAND askedl the President of the d Board of Trade whether it had been decided to f erect a lighbthouse on the mainlan~d on. the north s shore of Cardigan Baby. d1 Sir C7. Al)DEllLEY said the ...
... thre 29th, in order to moderate in- a T call in his behal ' -1- i Do-AsoN To r WureMPe ThnimAZY.- t 3 We understand that Mr John Mitchell of Moor I IPark bha's misited the sum of £250 on behalf 'of the the Western Infirmary.; It is provided that the' Jan ...
... GM= W ?? SATURDAY MORNING, ARm 14. Along with the full text of the reply made by the Porte in rejecting the Protocol, we are the rote - in rejecruig inn car s £Ut, - E i Or r enabled this morning to publish the letter which h Lord Derby has addressed ...
... Mr William H. Barrow, member for South Notts, aged 85; the youngest, Mr John l Hutton, member for Northallerton, aged .22. a The oldest judge in England is Vice-Chancellor I Sir John Stuart,, aged 70; the youngest, Sir Henry Hannen, aged 49. T'ho' oldest ...
... just Sc undertaken the lead of his countrymen in the wi path of freedom, Sld only a little before Ireland wl itself was arming as Grattan's Volunteers, the din ;future Liberator was born in Carhen House, the fos residence of his father Morgan, near the small ...
... The centre of Lincoln's-Inn-Fields was an open space, whbre the rabble congregated every evening w within a few yards of Cardigan House and Win- a chester House to hear mountebanks harangue, to see bears dance, and to set dogs at oxen. Ilubbi.h l was ...