... ludicrous. 21th.—JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN. The ftunour Irish orator, John Philpot Curran, who was born on July 25th, 1750, in eo. Cork, wan vehement opponent of the Union, and dome of the grandest flights of eloquence, rivalling even those Grattan, that ever resounded ...

... the Rev. David Jenkins, vicar of tbe parish, Thomas James Waddingham, of Hafod, in the county of Cardigan, Esq., J.P., D.L., M.A., second son of the late John Waddingham, of Guiting Grange, near Cheltenham, J.P., to Sarah Davies, eldest daughter of the late ...

... Gloucester by the oath of William Folyot, John Clement. Thomas Prentis, Thomas Bubbe, Roger Chaumlierleyn, Henry Aytrop, William Northfolk (Rolls the hall), William Oxenford. Richard Cempayn, John Kyngeslove, and John Brevere. who say upon their oath that ...

... Traffic has been resumed both the and down lines. CORONER'S INQUIRY OPENED. The inquest on the bodies John Lloyd, the driver the leading engine, aaid Owen John Harris, fireman—two the victim, of the disaster, was Tuesday, Im Mr. Martin Richards, tlie deputy-coroner ...

... damage. A Vicarage House fob St. John's, Cheltenham.—The Vicar (Rev. Arthur Armitage) and churchwardens (Messrs. T. Lvon aid E. Gridley) of St. John have issued an appeal to the public in which they state— The parish of St. John's, which has ...

... Rev. William John and Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Reginald Rudge, R.A., the value of the estate being £65,440 18s. 9d. He bequeathed to his sisters, Mrs. Millioent Clitherow and Mrs. Felisarda £1,000 each; to his nephew the Rev. William John Rudge, £5,000; ...

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... Christmastide, every employee receiving a piece of beef, the married ones also receiving a pair of blankets and the single men Cardigan jackets, while presents of game, rabbits, etc., were mad,? to tenants and parishioners. On Thursday, December 28, the servants' ...