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... St. John’s ; and Edward Stephens W il Robert Moss . Merton; Allen Weare Gar wre than the Magdalen ; and Al fred Brill, Lincoln. B = > & feeling of Hewpel, Fe Conferr most daring B. Lovelock, St. John’s —B.A.: Riel a the blie. Roberts, St. John’s Co Carew ...
... —Condor, Jackson. 90 tons sundries. for S. and C. C. Co. Swallow, Jame., 70 ton twat, for O. and B. Canal Co. El PORTS. For Cardigan. John and Marstaret. J 660 6, 61 6066 nit. from .1. Corbett.—Pembroke. lohinoor. Edwards, 66 tom salt. from J. Corbett —Swansea ...
... (gritis) of Mr. Thomas Morgan, Solicitor, Cardigan; of Eyra and Lawson, 1 John Street, Bedford Row, London, W.C.; of Pinniger and Awdry, Solicitors, Chippeuluim, Willa; of Pinniger and Wilkinson ) Solicitors, John Street, Bed. ford Row aforesaid; and of ...
... quarters ; in the corresponding month of 1862 they were 38,030 quarters. Captain lime, who acted as aide-de-camp to Lord Cardigan in the famed Balaklava charge, has been appointed governor of that smallest of British colonies, Heligoland. THE CASE OP ...
... farmer Blake, John Bale, Landkey, near Barnstaple, yeoman Blake, Miss Louisa, Crediton, Devon Blake, Mrs. Sarah, Ilfracombe Thomas John, 49. Oxford-mad, Kilbom, W., M.D Blanchard, John, jun., Charlton, Shaftesbury, yeoman Blanchard, John, Doubead, St. ...
... C.H., of 10 Grosvenor-crescent. Dec. 27, at Dorchester, by the Rev. Mc.Farlane, Mr. John Chadtorn, merchant, to Louisa, only daughter of the late Mr. Evans, Cardigan. DEATHS. Oct. 12, at South Terra, near Melbourne, very shortly after the death of his ...
... hideous traffic in negroes, and the deputation afterwards waited upon Lord John Russell, for the purpose of recommending the appointment of a resident emend at Abbeokuta. Lord John Russell stated he should have great pleasure in consideriug the request for ...
... respectfully to announce that he has fixed WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the and 19th days of SEPT EMBER, 1844, ( The days after the C ARM A RTIIE N 8111 RE AG RICULTURAL MEETING, which will be held on the 17th,) For the unreserved Sale of the entire and important ...
... and candid observations made the Spectator week or two .ago, when Lord John Russell first announced his course of-action. They may read with great advantage at this moment. •* Lord John Russell,” says our Radical contemporary, will call upon the Commons ...
... ; although none but madmen would think of an appeal to arms for the sake of Savoy, yet we might have protested with firmness and earned respect, where now we are dismissed with contempt. Lord JOHN'S speech, full of irritation and disappointed vanity. has ...
... athurst eldest daughter of the late George Nicholls, Nov, 29, at Boddington Manor House, in this cow Tues- 82, John, eldest son of the late John Blagdon, Esq., of | e Mile Manor House, Devon. Daniel Dee. 3, at 406, High-street, Cheltenham, Mr. Thomas ad ...