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... the Old King George public-house, and the Printer* Arm* Spirit Shop, being Noe. 4, 5. and ®. Priory-street; and two Freehold Shops, No*. and 6, King-stroet. The property situate in the county of Cardigan and in the Mnsh of Llaufihangel-ar- A rtb, in the ...
... held on Thursdav. The cattle train was of trucks, conveying 279bensts, belonging respectively to John Griffith*, farmer, Forest Farm, near Cardigan : John George and David Thomas, also Welsh , farmers. Tho cattle train left Newport five p.m., and was due ...
... their suspicion. Nine men, niraed John Godden, John Kingsmill, George Marsh, John Morris, John Castle, William Fagg, Uichard Collard, Thomas Ladd, and Richard Marsh, having been remanded on a charge of Miaulling John Henderson, Coastguard ...
... necessity of inquiry. Lord John explained that had not said Lord Cardigan was unpopular because he was a nobleman, but that his rank made it more easy to excite a strong feeling against him. Some further conversation on Lord Cardigan’s case followed, iu the ...
... knocked down and run.ovcr passing van, owned and driven by John Wisrner, of 53, Koan-strect. was conveyed to tho Sea. men’s Hospital, where it was found that be bad sustained fracture the right arm, addition bruises about tho body and limbs, but after being ...
... prorided for 100,000 aoldiera. The will of the lata I-ord Cardigan haa led to aerioo* lit gat ion. «ait of administration waa bronght in the Equity Courta. on Saturday, on behalf of ladr Cardigan, in which aereral qn -tionrat en her ladyship and the trustees ...
... ringers of the St. James' Society and the Royal Ancient Society of Eastern Scholars met at the house of Host White, the Druids' Arms. Slraightsmoulh, Greenwich, for the purpose of spending a social evening in commemoration of the retirement of Mr. C. H. Allworth ...
... C. Scrutton. John Scruttou, Thomas Scrutton, O. Scrutton, inn., John Hotter, Thomas Hotter, A. Ryan, A. Sykes, G. KUis, J. Leonard, and Hr. White. The funeral nrrangemecls were conducted by Mr. A. Haglett, Cour -road, E'tiham. Cardigan Laboar Saving ...
... stealfag the pot.—Mr. fined net s*. for the nutowful possession the pot. William Oration mid Aunts Grattan, of 15, Geovgc-atreet North, Past Greenwich, and John Mills, 29, of 3, Victoria-road, Charlton, were charged on remand with the unlawful possession » ...
... agreed to. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Friday. Tiik Treaty with Austria. —Lord John Russell brought and l«id upon the table the Treaty of Alii ncc with Austria. Thanks to the Army.—Lord John Russell then, terms of the warmest eulogy, moved the thanks of the House ...
... . Lomd Cardigan and the 11th Hussars.— The •*John Bull has puhluhed statement relative to Cardigan, founded upon acute, the alleged circumstance* of are these:—A -hort time since, the Hon. Gerard Noel, ctpiaiu in the corps which Lord Cardigan colonel ...
... remember remarkable specimen of trial jury which took place in 1846, the Cardigan Asrizes. 1 A gardener named John Clare sued Edward Lloyd Williams Kaq., of Gweruant, in the county of Cardigan, for alleged balauea of money due to him for wiges while in that genllera ...