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... Bertha, Thomas Newhaven John Reece, Diamond Plymouth CABNLOUGH .. arrived Garmoyleia)[Ang 173Glegw CARNLOUGH sailed (hrmoyle (I) [Aug 17] Oinetiook J& A Hoppack, Liverpool Olderfleet (s), M`Glavock Irvine CHARLESTOWNCORNWALL armed Mary Aahburner [Aug ...
... exceeding two years old. Open to tenant farmers in the counties of Carmarthen. Pembroke. and Cardigan, whose main source of livelihood is farming—l. Mr. John Williams, Canfarchen, Derw Lad; 2. Mr. Richard Thomas, Great Pale. A Silver Medal. with £1 ...
... mitigated by technicalities which often opened out a way of escape. The palmary instance, is, of • course, tne trial of Lord Cardigan before his Peers for killing Captain Tucker in a duel, where the prisoner escaped because the victim was not in the indictment ...
... Advent (e), Cook, Aberdeen SUNDERLAND.. sailed Isabella, M'lntoel [July 8] Portmolomsok Balloebbule 09, Falconer , Aberdeen John (s), Sberbarn,London Nero (wherry). Swimsll Tyne Ruby (a), Soling, Aberdeen Spray (a), Lawrence [4] Aberdeen Decry Brand (s) ...
... 2. Mrs. Recs. Llwynfortune. Sant. garedig. Yearling pony-1. Mr. John Griffith.. Pantglas Arms. Golden Drove; 2. Mr. John Davies. Capel Desti. Carmarthen: 3. Mr. J. Sivell. ForeAt Arms. Rerchfa; r. Mr. Wm. Jones. Cwmllantarch. Felingwin. Mountain pony ...
... Ironmongery—G. Young, liB Middle Abbey Street, Dublin. Soap fllooscholdi—Tbe Best is Barrington's Dublin made. Soap (Yodel—John Barrington and Sons, King's Inns Street, Dublin. Spectacles Pollock Bros., 23 Wicklow Street, Dublin. Tess—Dunk Findlater's ...
... Division; Major-General Vetch, commanding the 13th Brigade Sir John Ross of Bladensburg, the Chief Commissioner of the Dublin Metropolitan Police ; Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms; and the chairman and directors of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford ...
... 'Jargon, marble and bror.m clock; Mrs. Davis., Claremont, Cardigan, cheque and cut glass decanters: Miss Evans, Cardigan, tea service: Miss S. Evans, Cardigan, dinner service: Mr. Ben Evans, Cardigan braes fender and Ereirons; Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, Highbury ...
... Ironmongery—G. Young, 68 Middle Abbey Street. Dublin. Soap (Household)--The Best is Barrington's Dublin made. Soap froileO—John Barrington and Sons, King's Inns Street, Dublin. Spectacles -- Pollock Bros., 25 Wicklow Street, Dublin. Teas—Di ink Findlater's ...
... the summons. In the second court. before. Mr. M. Davenport lin tae chair) and Mr. H. C. Green. Raid Greengrocers. Thomas John Grattan 1261, of 11, St. Mader rood, Hanwc!l. a greengrocer. war charged with having stolen from a cart at Uxbridgerood, Ealing ...
... Ironmongery—G. Young, 4iB Middle Abbey Street. Dublin. Soap (Flooaehold)—The Beat is Barrington** Dublin made. Soap (Toilet)—John Barrington and Sons, King's Inns St leet, Dishltn. Spectacles Pollock Bros., 23 Wicklow Street. Dublin. Ti-as—Drink Findlater's ...