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... the imploring them in the name of humaaity to =spend how tilities and to open negotiations. Bt DIA= of Lisint.-General John Grattan, 0.8 , chick took plum at Brussels a few days slues, the c•'unelcy of the 17th (Lnicestershire) Regiment of foot heoomes ...
... announce the sadden death of Major-Gen John Douglas CB commanding tbe Cavalry Brigade Aldershot who found dead in his bed on Wednesday morning The gallant officer had long in the 11th Hussars succeeded the Earl of Cardigan in the command of the regiment He ...
... Tike falling a new-made gtave oice heard with sobs of the wind of bird ship oh ye ceaseless ! rnthlessly withiu I long within arms to sleep Slirou flowers of quiet deep shall thy golden sand fair Lulled by the of the murmuring the ocean air There they lie ...
... amongst are not now as they been Mall Gazette bondage the curious Nonconformists the habit of for -ecclesiastical fctatory” Grattan said is the value upon their differences religion and differences in they the principles Hheir religions they fexve the mystery ...
... construct new water works for Birming - ham and bring the water upwards of 80 miles from the rivers Elan and Claerwen in Cardigan and Radnorshire. The Government has introduced a Bill to amend the laws relating to betting. It seeks to impose a penalty ...
... not ARM ‘RTHEN*H TREK, DOLUAIDD. — MANSION to be LET, C Farnished £159, Unfurnished £80 per annum. This beauti- ful country Kes! idence is situate in the VAL“ of TIVY, about ve miles on the tarnpike-road from the Llandyssil Station of the Cardigan and ...
... remarks : Sir John grievance inthe matter of the Rangers and the counting out of the House was notin interesting. It was perhape wrong that a member of the Government should wish to count out so leader of the Opposition, andan the other hand Sir John Pakington ...
... Field, Mur. Gloster (deceased 5 private secre ar) t .Edwin Field, QO.;. chief mourners, or. John alt, MisssRo l'.rs. W. Ness, M*rs. BBolt, Meeter John Bo'lt Mfr. John (J~orel I' QIJ, Colonel King'cotel MP.P, Mr. Waley, blaster James Belt' i Capt. Ness, Mr ...
... arshall was elected Dr. secrec! of the Bath branch, vote of thanks to the officers for their services luring the ot He rig arm that Mr. T. T, Walton, the Rate chairman of the Bristol branch, was one of the first advocates of the free and open church s; ...
... acres of arable, 12 orchard, and 55 meadow and pasture land, more or less, together about lS3acres, andnowin the occupation Mr. John White, whose term expires at Lady-day, 1572. HOLLIS Lympthany Meadow, Moneys' Lanil, and part of Kentisbere Moor, in the parish ...
... Notice is hereby aiven, that all Creditors and other Persons having any Debt, Claim, or Demaud against or upon the Estate of JOHN ANDREW METHUEN, formerly of Coreham, in the county of Wiits ;afterwarels of Weston-super- Mare, In the county of Somerset; ...
... THE TIVERTON GAZETTE EAST DEVON HERALD TUESDAY Y 4 1871 8 VERTISEMENT El VED LATE be LET immediate possession L HOUSE No 4 Grattan's Terrace Fore-street —Apply to Mr W M Gold-street LONDON MARKETS YESTERDAY MARK-LANE At Mark-lane to-day the business has ...