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... real ex.teut, would fu, nisi) a supply for abot e I-LM years. Jo,rnal. The John Bull contains a long account of another misunderstanding which has taken between Ler I Cardigan and an officer in his regiment ; a misum. derstanding which in private circles ...
... SECULAR EDUCATION ov Tile PEOPLE. REPRESENTATION OF CARDIGAN BOROUGHS —MR. W. WILLIAMS'S RUMOURED CANDII• DAT ES H IP. The of Mr. Ptyse Pryse occasions a vacancy in the representation of the Cardigan Boroughs. The venerable deceased had attained an advanced ...
... obtain in the only portion of the Cardigan borough constituency which can said to have a voice of its own. SHIPWRECK AT CARDIGAN BAR, AND Loss or 'rust LIVES.—We regret to notice the loss of the Agnes Lee, at Cardigan-bar. The following are the details ...
... than. Jan. V, at Bt. John's church, .Remlimke-dock, Mr. Joseph Hesth, shipwright, to Eliza Ilawkes, of the sante place. .Jan. 2, at St. Au ry's church, Cardigan, Mn. Tl. Batman, of Llanfyrnach, to Miss Murtha Jones, of Cardigan. Jan. 20, at St. Peter's ...
... and for Cardigan, in the 11501 1 1 of Mr. Pryse, deceased. Mr. Moffatt gave notice that on Tnesday he should move for lease to bring in a bill to abolish the privilege of members of parliament of tiwedotn from arrest tio debt. In answer to Sir John Pakington ...
... ma'am, answered Sally. THE OF BEAUFORT IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.—OH the north-swat, Henry Somerset, Duke of Beaufort, was in arms [to oppose Monmouth's army]. The power of Beaufort bore some taint resemblance to that of the great barons of the fifteenth ...
... on Sundays. H CORPUS SUSPENSION Acr.—On the order of the day being read for the house going into committee on this bill, Mr. John O'Connell said he rose to move the instructions to the committee upon this bill, of whMh . he had given notice. When he looked ...
... ill-fame will be allowed within those doors after his notice. Given under my hand and seal thil22nd day of February, 1819. —John Cox.—Bristol Titers. _ SCARCITY or Co.u..—At thitl tmitheni there is a scarcity of coal, t•esulting from the painful fact ...
... surface by the engine at the Landore pit. Subsequent to 1805 a lease was grant( d Sir John Morris for the purpose of sinking a pit, and winning the coal west of John Grey's Culls. The pit was called Cwin pit, and went to the six aunt three feet vein. An ...
... sundries. Thursday.—wargaret, Cardigan; Fame, Hunt, Bridgw . ,ter; Watermeuth, Cutlip, Ilfracombe; Commerce, Williams, Portreath; Louisa, Cliino, ditto; nwan, Geen, Briton, Bowitey, Plymouth; Ann, Johns, Penzance; Wave, Johns. Aberthaw. coal. Eliza Beynon ...
... Padstow ; John anti Hannah, Cressel,Padstow ,• Spanhawav, Foil's Dung:avail ; Harriet and Jane, liarries, Youghtil ; Iris, Wedloeis. Truro; Brothers, Nankivel, Portreath; Frances Anne, lloskias, Plymouth ; Friends, Withiconibe, Bridgwater; John, Lewis, ...
... ore. SAlLL'll.—Monday, March 23.—Bristol, Biyaut, Portreath ; John, Barnet, Lone; John Harvey, Jennings, Hayle; Airily, Hosting, Penzance; Enfield, Challenger, Caere; Speedwell, Owens, Cardigan, coal. Caledonia, Farrell, Beath; Twins; Cooper, Newport; iron ...