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... Warrngton, are the buildera. r Mr. John Francis, _atieer, of Carm 33then, n offered for sale at Llmmybyther, on Thuday t large freehoid estates, including nearly tbe xvhols h town itself, in the counties of dazthen Qad c Cardigan. There vras a large attendanoe ...
... MIaelgwyn Gwynedd, a ;h noted Welsh chieftain. In the 12th century, Prince 1 Rhys ap ?? convened a great gathering at it Cardigan Castle; but in the year 1403 the prohibitory A edict issued by Hlenry IV. against itinerant bards and musicians had the effect ...
... Appleby's corn mill, Black- C burn, John Robert Derry, aged 19, labourer, went B behind a sipjan machine to sweep, and, getting some of his clothing entangled inthe cogwbeels of a revolving shaft, had his right arm torn from his L body. He was able to ...
... Ibuhlin.' The executive council of the Scottish I Lber -Association yesterday agreed to a protest agajust the prosecution of Mr. John I 1)I1Ofn, ULP-. ?? a message of sympathy s rith the Irish people in their present &truggle. An additiori (jvil Service estimate ...
... before the insurrection re- ferred to. ProbablyLord Derby referred-in a somewhat loose manner, no doubt-to the Parliament of Grattan, which entered upon its extended liberties in 1782. That Parlia- ment had certainly to encounter the insur- rection of 1798 ...
... Among others present were Viscount Wolmer, M. t,., Sir Julian Goldsrmd, M.P?, Sir James Corry, 1I.P., Sir L Pelly, M.P., Sir John Puleston, b11P., Sir H Mi Havelock-Allan, MiY.. Mr T W Russell, AIP., Mar T Lea, .LP., Mr Sinclair, UP.. Mx Heneag, MLY., Mr ...
... W _ H Houldsworth South ?? Sir HlRose L South-west ?? Lord F Hamilton Mayo- ayest ?? John Dillon . North ?? D Crilly . South . ?? J F X O'Brien . West ?? John Deasy . Meath- North ?? Dr I O'Doherty. South .Edward SheiL Merionethshire ?? E HRoberton ...
... at Woolstone, near Cheltenham, in his 72nd year. There was further evidence last night of the disserision existing at St. John the Baptist Church. Toxteth, when the Easter vestry meeting was held. Two candidates were proposed for the position of people's ...
... the Mlayor (Mr. IN. Nadeliffe) with entertained her MajesWs Judges of assize (Sir James Moo 3?ittsiaes Stephen, ?? san Sir John Pearson) birtl at a banquet at the Town-hall. About 70 guests 12348 were present, including the foreman (Mr. B. D. The Bolt) ...
... Bell, C H. Booter S. Brook- I field, G. Chambers, 0. W. Clare, W. WF. Oostine, I Jos. Gorst, Thomas Harrison, J. Houlding, John I' Silsbaw, J. H. Lancaster. B mawdsley, Jonathan I Parry, M l Sheldon, F Thornton, C. Tyrer, loger t Warriner, G. J. Whittaker ...
... Biandford. de Howren, Rev. George John, rector ofOvertoni, near su Cbester; vicar of Crewe. de Hume, Rev. H. S., vicar of Wilton, Tauntonr, rector of pl; Staple Fitzapine. Hurst, Ber. gobert, M.A.; perpetual curate of St. John- 'i the.Evangeliet's, JIaceles ...
... Glad- stone; and as a matter of authentic history the Cabinet in question included Lord Aber- deen as Prime Minister, Lord John Russell sas Foreign Secretary, Lord Palmerston as' Home Secretary, and Mr. Gladstone as a Chancellor of the Exchequer. The ...