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... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807 devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richarl Aldworth in trust to the use of his eldest son John for life, with remainder in tail ...
... Duke of York and Lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Londonderry and everalorious Grattan, the best of the good, and the Bari of Cardigan—he of the Light Bri• gads—and Captain Harvey Tuckett toed the cream on ...
... mau n..med Stephenson. who works for Mr Demaine. The bullock broke away from them, and they were unable to tecapture it. In Cardigan-road, about a quarter-past four o'clock, It attacked Benjamin Turner, foremon clothpresser, of 57, Spring Street, West. It ...
... carriage paid to any kailway Station in cwt. bap„ milaysit 1191 1 / 1 11. INt SALE OF HORSES AND CATTLE AT THE CARDIGAN PADDOCKS, CARDIGAN ARMS, KIRKSIALL ROAD. SSTEAD AND CO. beg . to announce . that SALE OF HORSES and CATTL E will tigke - plaos at the ...
... reMwees. —Leni, 345, Edgware Road, London. /r3DAL9 Wanted, Military, dated 1849 and 1111. earlier, 10s each given—Rice, 12, Grattan Teenine, Dublin. 011NLIGHT and Lifebnoy*Sosp Wrappers Wanted, 0 91 per 100 given.—Rioe, 12, 'Terrace, Dublin. ler Salt. MIOR ...
... OKINTnSH'S LL ALE OF HORSISB AND CATTLE AT TH CARDIGAN PADDOCKS, CARDIGAN ARMS, KIRKSTALL ROAD. S STEAD AND CO. beg to announce 0. that a SALE OP HORSES and CATTLE will take - place at the above paddocks every at o'clock. maybe made up to the time of ...
... less distinguished men than the Right Hon. William Pitt, who fought with Mr. Tierney, in 1798, and Henry Grattan, who, in 1800, had a passage of arms with Italic Corry. They were both members of the Irish Parliament, and the quarrel Arose upon the vexed ...
... bank. There are indications that work at the Royal Small Arms Factory, at Enfield Lock, is about to become brisker than it has been for several months past. During week members of the Small Arms Committee have paid repeated visits to the factory, and an ...
... next seailon to carry out tome. if .alations at the oammittea CARDIGAN ISAT. . asked the President of the Board of Trade Ad been decided to erect Seiiihtbouse on the the north shore of Cardigan 71. ley said the applications made for the erection were under ...
... NgW& EPITOME -OF- JOHN Column, M.P., the Salt King, began life as a canal barge-boy. Hie father was a canal carritr at Brierley Mill, and bad several sons, one of whom, Mr. Thomas Corbett, is now a doctor at Kingston, Surrey. Mr. John Corbett left school ...
... enemy themselves. It was pretty well understood, also, that the volunteers and militia would ho ready and willing to take up arms at the call of duty in any case of emergency. Ho believed that the navy had prevented a war with Russia, and he could not say ...
... rolled over our heads since that memorable 25th of October 1854, when the Light Brigade, under the Earl of Lncan and Lord Cardigan, through an unfortunate misconception of an order from Lord Raglan, rushed to certain : Half a league, half a league Half ...