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... necklace and ear tines le carrespnnd. The Dowager Marchioness of BATY, the Countess OF CARDIGAN, Lady Caroline DAM'S, Lady CAM. line WA LOGGII ATE, And Genet al and Mrs. St. JOHN, were pewit. The prevailing colours at Court were scarlet, Royal purple, dark-brown ...
... every Subscriber s and be atm inserted in the Morning and Evening Newspapers. (Signed) CARDIGAN. Resolved—That the Thanks of tbis Meeting be given to Me EY I ct Cardigan, for his able Conduct In the Chair. ' (By cyder of the NI eeting) HENRY ALEXANDER, Surgeon ...
... Robret Fir Thomas Sen. Sir Charles Price, . Admit,. John, F.aq. lasses, Wm. Esq. Altura, Thos. Esq. Lams, M. P. Esq. Arlen+, 0. A. Esq. Locos, John, Eat. *viler, Jwa•pb, Esq. Lucas. Charles. E.g. Bernet. John, Eaq. Limas, Josiah. F•sq. Prefers, Theism, Eaq ...
... of Bath by his 'eff'OAs. CLQNsrL, AUG.. 20-,,About_ eleven, on the night of Thursda y last, an armed :Rockite,party of . about broke into the house of John Scully, a respectable farmer, fe. siding on the lands of Peahill, within three miles br:Cittr, ...
... echo rine.street, THIS BAT, April 6th, and Sia Days (Sunday excepted), DUPLICATES, and a derable lion of the LIBRART of Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT, nag. of Beechwood, Herts ; also thr very enfant,. Cole din of MAN Ancient Chronicle., Chatters, &c. on Vellor and ...
... Eartr•-Gpincer, Smakiogiantabire, Mar,vp, don, Sani.lcb Yadaor, uupaoick,. Morey' Nelson, Forte•cus, B , .1 liarcono,Wipchntsea, Cardigan, ey, • Cowpw, Moira, Maasickk \I. braids; earl. , Care V a, Pr , panky, Sydney, St. Asapet t Falmouth, aaatelagh, Courtney ...
... Lieutenant Colonel John Meade and Francis Savage. I.ntith County—Right Hon. John Foster and Loid Viscount Jocelyn. Waterford—Sir John Newport. DUSLIN, NOV. 19. This morning the poll finally closed, a: Green. street, when Mr. Grattan and Mr. Shaw were de ...
... Mated wpm. the cork with their, firm and Address, trowel' stets Lobel loosing their tare, without which it maws be pessisse JOHN BURGESS sad SON'S lung established and EasENCE of ANCHOVIES (minuet to be pared by them slier the woe manner that molest s ...
... whether such appellants from Ole Magistrates were .sr were tot qualified to keep arms, at.d tbat in many inittoces such appeals world bt• embarrassing to them. Sir JOHN NEWPOR r said, the (died of his amendment was this, in some chart-red cities in Ireland ...
... tourderes. Last Thursday night, soon after eight o'clock, the Defiance coach, on its way from Liverpool, was overturned at the Cardigan Arm., within about a mile from this place, owing to the coachnian, who is represented to have been in a state of it►toxtcation ...
... Sheffield, bricklayer, and Franis Iluiley, York, innholder—Samuel Thompson and John Butler,. Bolton-le-moors, iron-founders—John Oldham and John Butler Benson. Oxon, drapers—John Higginson and Richard Higgin. eon Leicester. hosiers—William Holmer. James Wooden ...
... appointed matron tion to which obstacle be had ho would allow him toe:pound bent of it ; but as soon as he 'ch arrest, these h armed the Chancellor. Al 'nee, he lost the divan= the armor, but not is was, as he understood tinted to government, tha t it would ...