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... detected. The Cardigan market visa attended as usual, and no toile were paid at Use dawroyed gates; neither were any demanded. The Haw lon turnpike gate, lying about midway from Cardigaa to Aberayron is destroyed. And the Aberayree to Cardigans also demolished ...
... these is dated from Tickill, in May of the present year signed Thomas and Harriet Monks, and directed To the care of John Jackson, for John Clarke, Newgate, Pontefract. It begins, Dear father and mother, and goes on to state that they had failed of late ...
... :—When a person stands in the ordinary posture, with his arms hanging down, the force needed to propel the blood through his upper extremities is about half that which would be required if his arms were raised perpendicularly above his head. But since the ...
... toll abandoned. (1n the high road from Carmarthen to Cardigan them are seven turnpike gates, tour of which and the toll-houses are levelled with the ground. Within two miles around the town of Cardigan there ass three turnpike gates, two of which have been ...
... brutes deed as her. and shot ber dead. She staggered an far as the neighbouring cottage door, and there sank down dead in the arms of the cottager's wife. An innest was held on the body; and, after hearing ample evidence of the facts, including medical ...
... tier, with its owentationa prelim of barn an mown. discussing the merits of either with much energy. The road winds along an arm of Dublin bay, and is protected from the force of the sea by a parapet of masonry four feet high, whilst rows of villas and ...
... single case of St John's, the stipend of which, it was thought, could out legally be reduced below L. 400. The Committee, at the same time, were strongly of opining, that to the meantime not more than use presentation (and that to St John's) should be issued ...
... unfavourable. His Grace's sufferings are principally in the right arm.—Leisetter RUT lonia Hovsz.—A quarterly general Court of Proprietors was held on Wednesday at the East India Bouee,—Mr John Cotton in t►e chair. Tha minutes of the last Court having bees ...
... Guilty,—John O'Connell, Thorium Steele, T. M. Kay, and John Gray, omitting the words, and to excite discontent and disaffection in divers of her Majesty's subjects serving in the army. Not Guilty.--John O'Connell, Thomas Steele, T. M. Ray, and John Gray ...
... time since. Hill, Jobs. Bowes, John Gully, Peter Clover, Henry Leonard Dobbin, Esq. D.L., formerly representative Justice, William Crockford, He Gregory, Parliament for Armagh, died there on the 19th ult. John °realms, John Bayley, Jo Peel, Charles Monday ...
... ready to have rename to the pistol ; and there Only was the Irish Attorney-General the other day, with II ap t o b. nut in arms and eager for the fray, whose explanation of t h e the provocation which caned him to seed • challenge was received with Ind ...
... respective cams to which they belong, and pre. seated au interesting appea►ance. Among those present were the Earl of Cardigan, Sir John Macdooald, the Adjutant-General, and several officers who were engaged at the battle of Alexandria. The venal loyal ...