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... for some time a Magistrate and High Constable of the borough of Cardigan, and in this character was presiding officer in a Court of Justice. Mr. Nicholas Wood was Town Clerk of Cardigan ; the deponent had never disagreed with him, but he had taken frequent ...
... Premier colt PAMPHILON’S HOTEL and RESTAURANT, lirydgmstreet. Strand, under entire new management. Proprietor, John Hart; and at Northumberland Arms, Russell-street, Coventganlcu. In New York an Indiarnbber ear is about being invented, which, when craui full ...
... British Linen Banking Company; cut out the writing or centre part, and then took the ornamental part, consisting of the royal arms of Scotland the head, and the figure of Britannia on the left-hand side, to an engraver to be engraved. The engraver, seeing ...
... Sept.U. James Edwards, Esq, John Whitehead Greaves, Esq., the Rev. John Jones, John Mac Donald, Esq , Nathaniel Matthew E-q , the teev. Morgan Morgan, Robert Owen Monlsdale, Esq., the Rev Thornas Llo\d Owen, Charles Johns Sampsor*, Esq., the Hev. Tbonus ...
... beard any conversation at tbe Earl of Cardigan’s the night before. 1 said no. I then naturally said, what about. She laid the twice asked Lord Cardigan why were not the Captains Reynolds there, when the Earl of Cardigan said they shall never enter my house ...
... Honourable Captain Talbot, R.N., M.P., the Hon. Reginald Talbot, Lord Schomberg Kerr, Major-General the Earl and Countess Cardigan, Lieut.-General Sir Frederick and Lady Smith, Vice Chancellor and Lady Wood, Baron and Lady Martin, Rear Admiral Sir Michael ...
... Archer, It, screw of 073 toia 'uid horn*- j power, biult Deptford in DSk*, trom the late Lord John Hay, one of the Lords of Admiralty, at present it Woolwich. John Foote, to conraand the Coudict, 8, screw corvette, 1,013 tons, with engines of horse-power ...
... they must not arm, or he will not believe them. Out of this dilemma, let them wriggle as they may, they cannot and must not escape—either they must trust this Bonaparte, and then they must not arm against him or, mistrusting him and arming, they must cease ...
... and Henriett. (a,), T the Treuberth, for St. John'a, tinm Aug 16.—Sailed the Come On. for Newfoundland. BKis wjiamo, from Havan*; A^i‘v. 16.—Arr.red the Wlllamo, from Havanad^ g „-Uwmnce Brown, St. John. N.B. Sailed (County*Down), Aug. 1«.-The Neptune ...
... Chapel-street, Edward Wordley to John Cook. Plouffli, Rochester-row, to Elizabeth Cropp, widow and executrix Thomas Cropp, the late occupier. King Arms, Strullon-gronnd, Henry Robert Abraham to Elias Glover. Tnree Johns, Carteret-street, to Frances Wilhama ...
... * 5 5 0 Mr. George T. Blackmon 6 5 Mr. John Smith ».* 5 5 Mr. Philip Leyburn 5 5 0 Mr. Alfred Tyson 5 5 0 Mr. Daniel Mardall 5 5 Mr. Walter Coltman 5 5 0 Mr. William A. Willis 5 5 0 Mr. John Overton 2 0 Mr. James Brander 2 ...
... the City.—Money returned if the horse is scratched before the bet is made.— Lists are posted at Mr. H. C. Caldek’s, Drapers’ Arm?, 10, Talbot-court, Oracechurch-street, on the Lincoln Hurdle-race (run this day), and all races and steeplechases of importance ...