... afterwards referred to the eionvey. set up by Kr. Piero.. That conveyance was made by the Crown to Grattan on the 22nd Febinary, 1813. Theo the question arms; in whose possession was the land? Was it waste land, or was it not? The description in Mr. Faeroes ...

... come if the warrants ware Masedled tionswrow. unless the rehoused of joy would 'bitty the all but paralysed physical Ilmma. arm condition, thee; would be physlaal agnelty to return. second ensdition is that. though the of God. the cattails should fall ...

... to SolO , J. Grattan Thomas ; rcadurg, •• Tautler's Sister, Rev. W. L a uceley ; snug, give me a l'emay, Miss Latiee.ley sung, the Blacksmith, Mr. I'. ilerlitg Roberts; sung, The Dove, Miss Susan Jeue.; came, •• Huuour itud Arms, Mr. Carver; ...

... barge-boy. His father a carrier at Brierley Mill, and had son& ore of whom, Mr. Thomas Corbett, is now • doctor at Surrey. Mr. John Corbett left school at and began to navigate oos of his father's bargee from Beetle, Mill to London. He bookworm however. and ...

... all ateessible unprinted MSS. of the Canterbury Tales, classillud and edited by Praessor Zupitos. Lord Aibburnlrou and Lady Cardigan are the only persons who have ref teed to let their MSS. be seen itf used by the , Society. MIS. Jeanie B. Partridge has ...

... that the resolution passed at the last meeting be reminded. The resolution referred to the adoption of the road the Talon* arms, Gweepyr to the main road, which the Board had previously declined to do. Mr. Jones held it was unfair end unjust of the Board ...

... his great-unels, William Neal, to his brothers; the books at his residence to his nephew, John Franklin Neal; his furniture and effects to his 1 brothers, John, Herbert, and Alfred Ernest; and a 1 legacy to his housekeeper. The residue of his reel and ...

... wherein the representation of the local education authorities is for Part It only of the act :—Annlesey 2, Brecknoelt 2, Cardigan 2, Carmarthen 3, Cares/von 3, Deabigh 3, Flint 2, Glanmorgas 13, Meeioaeth 1, Montgomery 2, Monmouth 5, Pembroke 2, Raiser ...

... Jose' (motes( if tbe bridearoma). AIM P 1•430 (nutter Of II•• bride), Mr John B. PiCe (heather ol the bride), Gertrade and Nests Ms Tudor Jones, Ks Wanes Jones, ; Mr sad Mrs Grattan, Miss Esid Grattoo. Gwladys Hughes. Mies Williams, Malta Edis Puree. ROT ...

... on my hand. The inflammation increased, and no treatment bad any effect upon It. Then the inflammation ezteuded all over my arms. irritating me beyond description. liy body broke out In red blotches, ad et night I could not get a wink of lleep. of my heated ...

... diestast. Is his misiartaea to soil a objeetincialsle specimen of I. mariner. aid the years whisk enabled Se erne sack ghillies 'arms of ass at 'As years of great tomhappusess Lord work on Modern - which .1 being awaited, make Ita early in the New from Mews ...

... ere I. be wren together the badge of the family, while in the two mai bights are:—(l) The arms of Henry VII. on a shield in • wreath or twee, sad _ . _ (2) the arms of Edward, Earl of Derby. At that penal eeeond Lord Stanley, was lord of the same of Mold ...