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... nt being that all the (tresses of the children were made of calico. MONUMENT TO GRATTAN.-Dublin kol)t holiday on Thursday on the unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on Gollege Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the citly, with bands and ...
... officer would tend to promote their welfare and happincss. Sir John then told them that it was perfectly useless for any of them to make any further complaints against the Earl of Cardigan ; for that Lord Hill had determined to listen to nothing which ...
... hand and arm drawn in by the rolleso, which weve revoliog, up t' hih elbow. It was some time before the rol!=r3 could ba raleed, and the arm released, It wz's found to ba seriously equeezed; no bono was broken, but a hole wae made through the arm by the ...
... the crew :- John Williams, aged 40, Liverpool, cook, James Owen, 40, Newport (Pew), steward, David Willie, 26, Pembrey, donkeyman, George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman, John Finn, 57, Slgo, fireman. Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman. c John Yeo, 35, Plymouth ...
... than usual. All speculations on the subject are unfpunded, and necessarily premature.- Globe. A MINISTER s LmISuiE.-Lord John Russell has been reposing, after the fatigues of the session, at Naworth Castle, in Cumberland. Last Saturday evening week ...
... widow of the late John Granter, aged 73. HIARRlsON.-Jan. 28, at New King street, Bat.i Mr Harrison, aged 84. LIVis.-Feb. I. at Wells, Somerset, Jane, the belove(l Vi3 of Mr C. Lewis. Deeply regretted NORTI.-Jan, 29. at Treforgan, Cardigan, PXetyy wife of ...
... London, the Rt. Hon. Thos. Frankland ,Lewis, to Marianne, only dau. of the late John Ashton, Esq.- i At Cheltenham, Mr. Edmd. Santon, to Miss Ann Bennett; also, ,Mr. John Jessett, to Miss Elizabeth Heath, all of that town- .George, eldest son of Mr. Thos ...
... Bussell, sixth son of Mrs.Elizalteth Blussell, Glouces- ter, to Anne, third daughter of Mr. John Deane, of Shurdington,s Gloucestershirc.-At Lewishain, Kent, the Rev. John Kemp- thtorne, Vidar of Wedmore, Somerset, eldest son of the R1ev. J. Kempthorne, Rector ...
... new line wilt be likely, to run direct to St. John's, such being Sir Win. . Colebrook's wvish, while the present line will continue to toue dto Halifa.io We presume the newrline will be extended 4 fom St. John's to this port.-.New York Evening Post. MERTil1YR ...
... 1000; Pontypuol, per 1C00. In Cardigan it is 6 4 per 1000; at Kerthyi:; is 2 8 pe 1C000 ; at Swansea it is 3 4 per 1000 ; at Neo: 4 9 per 1000. It is lowest at Absrlstwlth, where ift, 2 7 per 1000; It is highest at Cardigan, where it i0 i per 1000. The ...
... district, £18 12s. 5d.;* Shirenew'ton, £1'75s.; ILydney, £181l7s. ld.-totai, £54 14s. 6d. CARDIFF. PBESEMTATION.-At the Cardigan Arms, on Saturday evening, a meeting of the members of the Amalgamated Socety of Elngineers was held, when Mr. Richard Rich ...
... BANKRUPTS.-(From lat night's Gazete,) John Dalby, Norwood, Surrey, carpenter Henry Thomas Harwood, Isl ngton, paper-hanging rnaker James MorraUl, Bermondsey, Surrey, ?? John Simmons, Backlerebury. London, bill-broker John Whiscott, Westonbury, Hereford, engineer ...