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... SEASONABLE GOODS. JOHN CTM'LEOD, HIITBE, respectfully intimate the Arrival o! Large Stock of Cardigan JACKETS and VESTS Silk, Cashmere, and Woollen MUFFLERS; Astracan GLOVES, Calf and Knitted Palm-; Knitted GLOVES, Men's, Boys, and Children's sizes: Extra ...
... the oldest men Amlwch. He left John his eldest son and heir, who worked in the same mines, and married, in 1773, Mary Griffiths, of Anglesey. His death took place in 1828. John was succeeded bis eldest son. also named John, who was likewise miner occupation ...
... Davies (Cardigan), William Davies (Pembroke), George Dixon tKdgbaston), Viscount Ebringion, the Hon. Ah red Kgerton, Admiral Kgerton (Derby), Hon. A. Elliot (Roxburgh), Q. J, Goschcn, Albert Grey, the Marquis of Hartington, Sir Henry James, Sir John Lubbock ...
... MU MOULIiY AND I-ODD lUPON IN DUBLIN. PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY’. Yesterday afternoon, Mr John Morley and the Marquis of Ripon were presented with the freedom of the city of Dublin. The ceremony took place in the City Hall—a very beautiful ...
... 1779, Grattan moved an amendment praying for a free export trade from Ireland; and the amendment, altered little by the seconder, but emphasised, was sustained. The patriots had tested their strength: They raised a cry for a free Parliament. Grattan would ...
... Government in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away bis arms, just as Grattan dishanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he l.:rlmd bimseif in the power of = , unbrelensing Eoaglish enemy ...
... is not a secure, foundation which to hnild ; that there is a. Mr John Motley, who may possibly at soma* future time occupy an important position in la Government, and that that Mr John Morley is -! favour of legislation by which contracts that hav® been ...
... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, prandseu of the found'-r of the family. John Flood made bis will in 1807, deeising the to Lerd and Richard Aldowartb, in trust for the uso of hie oldest son, John, for life, with remainder in tad male ...
... second engineer James Jones. 26, Cardigan, Wet. Smith, 46, Fiala:A, Ale seaman ; Whalen, 30, Finland, boatswain ; Guaranis George Triest, able seaman. The master of the vessel was John Jones 314, of Neath, and !wormer is Mr John Baca., of Liverpool. The wife ...
... Act has not been found at all adequate to cope with the tricks of 'John. A C' hin-ise resident who has fulfiiled the nz'ce-s'vy cidriition can obtain papers of naturalisation, arid armed w:th these he visits his native country, ant,' uron retirn- inc is ...
... 1 bolls oatmeal barrels herrlnjji 2 half l«arreU do. 30 boxes do. boxes salmon 1942 qra. half boxes do. SHIPPING NEWS. from Ar«M)«« —Nof. 2. Yacht. JTKantie, OMiemoulh, coal* Margaret Elttabeih, Mam, Fleur* Caade left New York for London, Oct 30 RamiHihlre ...
... despatches. Viscount and Viscountess Boyne and family arrived the Imperial Hotel, Aberdeen, yesterday, from Deestde. Rvar-Admiral John O. Hopkins, Director ■Naval Ordnance, who has been appointed Admiral- Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard in succession to ...