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... Ed ward III., had issue by the Lady Oatherme Swyntord several natura, children, the eJdest of whom was John Beaufort, Earl of Somerset, whose son John, Duke of Somerset, oegao Margaret Beaufort, who married Edmnnd ludoi, Earl ot Richmond, the eldest son ...
... Steward—Mr Onesi phorus Tyndnl Bruce. Baihffs—Mr -John Bird and Mr J. W. Bennett. Wiiliam Prichr-rd, Edward Priest Richards, Henry Williams, John Wood, J 'hn Thaekweil, Thomas Charles, J.m Bradiev, John Horn fray, Edward Bird, WhitLck Nicbell. Capita ...
... much, gentlemen, for Grattan's Parliament. Now, it must have occurred to your minds—evidently it has been fully and largely in the minds of your representatives in Parliament — to compare the position of Ireland under the Grattan Parliament with the position ...
... from Eng- land, and a general conjunction of most able- bodied inhabitants of the counties of Pem- brook, Carmarthen, and Cardigan, and many of Glamorgan. This day, about nine of the clocke, it pleased God that wee engaged with them at a place called Saint ...
... the theory of music, 1 Air Joim John (Alawydd), at the requeet of Gianffrwd, sang lien Wlad fy Nhadau, after which the competitions were proceeded with. The following were the results:—Ba.s solo, Honour and Arms, Mr John Thomas, Pen- rhiweeiber. Children' ...
... people of this country. Among them were Mr O'Connell, Mr Henry Grattan, Mr Smith O'Brien, Mr Sharman Crawford Sir Henry Barron, Mr Napier, Mr Serjeant Sbee, Mr George Henry Moore, Sir John Gray, Mr Maguire, Mr M'Carthy Downing, and Mr Butt. Mr Healy, the ...
... duties of assistant overseer, which he has discharged for some time. SHEKP SCAP.—At Newport county police court, on Saturday, John Evans, tenant of Pentllan Farm, Machen, was summoned for neglecting to report that six sheep on his farm were affected with ...
... January of last year he said, We can't ask for less than the restitution of Grattan's Parlia- ment. Now he tells us that they are going to be satisfied with much less than Grattan's Parlia- ment, but yet it is to be a final settlement. He apologises in 1885 ...
... The f Death of kelson, and had to re-appear several tirri. and bow his acknowledgments before the audu^ce were satisfied. Mr John Gunn, presi- p dent of the Cardiff Liberal Club, occupied the chair, and was-'ii. orted on the platform by the 1 following;—Lord ...