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... abundance than the most sanguine could anticipated. Among other thingi that bar* turned is his will, n draft for n grant arm* to John Shakspeare, th* father of th* poet, deeds of purchases of property made by him. a gold seal riug, beautifully engraved ...
... accidental. The deceased was in good position. A very ahoeking murder was perpetrated in Birmingham, on Saturday night. Mr. John Pry's, a member of a firm of gunmakera is that town, bad detected some defakations in the accounts of the cashier, James Scout ...
... Exchange the walls were draped in white calico with bars of crimson, while the room itself was gracefully fuatoon,l 111. John of the King's Arms Hotel catered most liberally for hie guests. The tables were laid ont in the most artistic manner, and the viands ...
... or THE EARL or DARDIOASI.—The Earlof Cardigan died on Saturday from the effects of a fall from his horse at hie seat, Deene-park, North Huta, a few days previously. James Thomas Brudenell, seventh Earl of Cardigan, and Baron Brudenell, of Stanton Wyvill ...
... dare to William Callow, the member, has no fever than sixteen I.ok when their leader calls them. Unless something pictures ; John Callow, the associate, hall that number. very should occur, all three resolutions will be The Piazza d'Erbi, Verona, and ...
... forward an appearance at this season of the year. Mr Hardinge Gifford, Qt., has been selected by the Constitutionalists of Cardigan to be their candidate at the coming general election. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert is to be ready for se:vice by the ...
... Bruileaell. Earl of Cardigan, K.C.8., Colonel 11th Hussars, of 4d, Portman-square, sun Ileene Park, Wansforl, Nerthamptonehlre, was proved in the London Court ou the 2.1ril eh. by the ht Hen Geor;e Viscount Curzon Captain the lion. John C. W. Vivian, NLP ...
... of national activity to pate without their being represented in it. We send an army t o th e C r i mea . a nd the Earl of Cardigan rim to the wan in his yacht. Bill dealing is an Eughsh artiertion, and we see in connexion with it a name like that of Forth ...
... Gloucester. The cattle train was formed of trucks, conveying beasts, belonging respcctiv ly to John Griffith, farmer, of Forest-farm, near Cardigan, John George and David Thomas, also Welsh farmer*. They were all Welsh cattle, coming south to the Gl ...
... correspondent to John Bull; and the Morn tog Semetery, which is virtually a daily edition of the firstmentioned paper, highly approves of the appointment, and mentions that the town clerk of Abingdon has received • mug berth^ for his eon. The John Bull bolds ...
... Gordon, Sir William D. Stewart, Sir William R. Codrington, Sir John Sutton, Sir Reginald A. Barnewell, Sir John Esmonde, Sir Joseph Burke, Sir Gerald D. Fits-Gerald, Sir John V. Bradstreet, Sir John St. George, Sir Arthur C. Rumbold, Sir Vera E. De Vere, Sir ...
... recently or=red at Ely, where a Mr Thomas Ellis, finding his last hour approaching, sent a message to that elect to his friend, Mr John Rester, who was also in &dini ng he a l t h, an d the reply wag, Tell my old friend I shall not be long after him. Within ...