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... only, i.TO 2s ; on a change of name and arms, jCI3 12s 6d ; for erery additional name inserted in licence, £1 fid. In addition these fees a stamp duty is affixed to every licence to take and use a surname and arms, or surname only, in compliance with the ...
... religion and one of the great westions before them i tenance ef religicn was ia the future. It was not because one arm linked in the arm would go to the pol! with the ef this Cathedral City, aud with the other outstretched to the Atheist Bradisagh [greans} ...
... left arm was The Surgeons who attended her ladylhlp are under apprehenfiou that (he will never recover it. The following murder, attended with circumftances moft (hocking to human nature, was lately committed near Lampeter, in the county of Cardigan, on ...
... against a person of consequence from Ireland, Mr. Grattan was taken into custody, and brought to the Duke of Portland’s Office. The moment the mistake was discovered, a proper explanation was made to Mr. Grattan, and he was of course liberated. An American ...
... Capt. Gordon, are arrived here from Falkland's lfiand. Saile 1 the Sincerity, Moppet, for Guernfey Squirrel, Smith, for Cardigan Powell ; and Griffiths, for Plymouth ; and Prcfperity, Mor.khoufe, for Plymouth. Pallid Spithead, the the Norfolk, j Naiiau ...
... tumults, oceafioned the fupplics of rice, &c. from Alia, and by of the Black Sea, being The grand fleet of Ruflia, which is now arming with all poffibledifpatch, will confift of thirty-fix Ihips of the line, carrying from hundred to fixty-tbur guns each, and ...
... lst day of May, 1895 PAILBY and WHITE. 19, St. Peter’s-street, Winche-ter, itors fo for the Executor —— ~~ Lieut | STEPHEN JOHN URSUANT to the Statute 22ad and 23rd Victoria cap. 35 intil tuled Act to farther amend the lew of property and to relieve Trustees ...
... city his future residence. Most of the principal streets in Dublin were illuminated on Wednesday night, in honour of Mr. Grattan's election. The Channel fleet, which has been forced by strong gales to put into Torbay, consists of the San Josef, St. George ...
... bills from going expenses, which might be rendered unnecessary by the County Courts Bills.—Motion agreed 10. Poor /.air#. Lord John R('s*bll. on fixing the discussion on the Poor Law Bill for Friday, stated the alterations meant to propose. the roost important ...
... adjournment of the debate upon Mr. John OTonnell’s motion for the repeal of the union, submitted the 11th of April, and adjourned from lime to lime since that day. After some observutions from Sir B. Hall, Mr. Grattan, Mr Reynolds, and others. LordJ. very ...
... and running clean into the arms of the Tory party. Next election they would be nowhere. spoke. Mr. Hattey and other gentlemen also On Wednesday night a “mass meeting” of the supporters of Mr. Vanderbyl was held at St. John’s the hall was crowded, and ...
... officer that becanie disposable, desire that Lord Cardigan would a-ay. «- member that when he (Lord Lucan) -a, al'avkmg front h, risord Cardigan’s) duty to support him a flank attack, and tliat Lord Cardigan might always depend upon receiving from him similar ...