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... were submitted to the meeting, Of the inspectors Mr. J. Isaac and Mr. S. King, being one-third, retired, and Mr. John Minett and Mr. John Mackintosh were elected, It was resolved that the sum of £80 be the amount to be raised for the expenses of the enbuing ...
... ifold on Saturday, when the following transfers were 1njado '-Hadley Arms, Combbe-down, from the executors of Jo0n Puernell Cox, deceased, to Edward S. Gould; Dolphin-inD, Weston, from John Leonard to William Miles ; beerhouse, Camerton, from Mark Ohivers ...
... --The Don Ceoeack, from Thomas Oxenbam to Duncan King; Masons Arms, from E liza P. Stiles to Edwin Sadler; Fountsin wine-vaults, from Susan Jones to Henry I y nnn; King William, from John Lush to Charles Bryant; Grove Tavern, from Oharles Bird to Henry ...
... precautions against the Irish overstepping the mark? Sir Michael cites Grattan's Parliament as proof that Mr Gladstone's proposed assembly would fail, but he forgets that Grattan's was a Parliament in a Roman Catholic country to which only Pro- testants ...
... win dows i as followA !- To tire Aory of God. an in memorymof C i..rs John C hampiorpio uei boin Jure 20, 1814, died January 2, 1880. The three email hlchild below represent the arms of the ancient Norman family of Crespisny, and alto those of the Irish ...
... Crabbe, Thomas Wrarlow, A, G. Verrier, John Bevan, F. 0. Hawkins, John Swaish, Alfred Lovell, George Cambridge, Frederick Martin, Thomas Masters, Henry Matthews, Alexander G. Hall, R. W. Ashley, John Coulthard, John Bestow, Thomas Gleed, E. Walters, J. ...
... in his speecbes during the recent election on the policy announced by Mr PAraell a3 leader of the Irish party. MB JOHN COBBEIT, Mr John Corbett (Worceetershires Droltwich division) ?? Rn opinlon that a Parliament in Dublin having conplete corntol of Irish ...
... , once removed to the Beaufort arms, Newhrid e, &nl medical assistance procured. It was found that be bad broken a leg. Yesterday he was rerrved to tbe Newport Infirmary. It transpires that 2Ierr, wh hails from Cardigan, ha3 been in practice for many ...
... Ball. A HARsou0 PrROWLER, John Wadham was charged with sterling two coats and a Cardigan jacket, COunstable Spiller, of the Water Police, was on duty on one of the harbour wharves, and saw prisoner pass with something under his arm, Witneess watched him, ...
... Stansfeld delivered an address. The accounts which are coming in show that the gale was very destructive round the coast. In Cardigan Bay alone twelve vessels were yesterday reported ashore, and serious loss of life is feared. At coasting steamer with, it ...
... which was met at the cemetery hr . gates by the Rev J. Hale Stephens, who performeA n .tb e funeral ceremony, after which the armed party C( of volunteers fired three volleys over the grave. fic MAIL AND SHIP NEWS. R1. rnEUTER'S TELEGRAM8,1 W)] I l PLY~ilOUJTEI ...
... Wellow, on the 14th inst., a and assaulting William Montague, landlord of a beer. ?? youths, named George Tugwell, Frederick and John Nimble, William Ray, and Henry Haskell, t were summoned for having maliciously broken 32 panes o of glass, at Swainswiok, the ...