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... was made, however, and at lest we found a silver tankard, on which was engraved a coat of arms. It was carried by common consent that tbeee must be the Paley arms ; they were painted on the carriage, and looked very handsome. Th carriage went on very well ...
... fellow-men, and cherish a desire to maint tin the character in a class of Englishmen, from whom the noblest hearts and ablest arms have been selected, when the defence of their country may have been required. I therefore am desirous to acquaint you that ...
... Lord Cardigan and others contained in the reports of Sir John M'Neill and Colonel Tnllocb was on Tuesday laid the table of the House of Commons by Lord Palmerston. The general officers named in the warrant ate—Lord Seaton, General M'Mahon, Sir John Bell ...
... daughter ; Owen P. Thomas (3), son; Willie Edward Williams (5), son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband ; John Hughes, Clogwyn Gwyn (34) ; John R. Hughes (12), son ; Cassie Hughes (11), daughter ; Nellie Hughes (7), daughter ; Charlie Hughes, Rron Elidir ...
... •DCIIONSON AND • Cato CONAMNIA RITZ ROTTEN FAION.-110 Cardigan sorra. poodeat of tim Central News says :—The miles under the 'distraiet for tam ware is the pariah Verwig, about two mil., from Cardigan. Ns din turienom were anticipated, ea the people cumorsed ...
... substance of an address to the people issued from the house of Messrs. Cassell, Fetter, and Galpin, under the signature of John Cassell. The Heir of Spain.—The Queen of Spain and the King, her husband, have addressed a letter to the Marquis de Corvera ...
... the house who were enable to escape. cry was raised for a ladder, sad preseatly ocie was neared. Mr. Robinson having in kb arms bps am, a boy boa Amy et ago, made hie appear. aloe set we of the windows lit th• third storey. The dames sruiwhile 'panda( ...
... Wcn nester, 57 ; York (East Ming), 51 ; York (North Riding). 88; York (West Riding), 90 ; Anglesey, 42 ; firecknock, 45 ; Cardigan, 48; Carmarthen, 51 : Carnarvon,4B ; Denbigh, 48; Flint, 42 Glamorgan. 86 : Merioneth, 42 ; Montgomery, 42 ; Pembroke, 48; ...
... and Washington, to succeed him as Ambassador to Ae Porte. Mr. J. Clementson, who having held the office of Dcputy-Serjcant-at-Arms of the House of Commons for fifty years, is well known Ae.m.e.mbers of the Legislature, died, on Sunday, last*at Us residence ...
... whom - but) , -- distely ran to their hok blankets. The former and the blankets wise' the people WWI, frees a. returned astral arms, and, lifting her ov. her safely into the blanket aid one by one dropped from children, big domestic servant. Smith, -- assisted ...
... of Mr. Gladstone bland prospered under Grattan's Parliament sad Were was an analogy between the case of that of Ireland: Dear will answer your questions very liriedy: 1. Ireland improved commercially under Grattan's Constitution, but merely in consequence ...
... but he will at the same time give hostages to fortune which will render it more difficult for Bussla henceforward to take up arms lightly. And here it result, not disadvantageous to Russia, in which lies the best guarantee for Europe. If we look to the ...