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... and LUGO NAVIGATION .and HORSE TOWING PATH COMPANY, will held at the City Arms Hotel, Hereford,on Tuesday, the first day of December, 1846, at Twelve o'clock at noon punctually. JOHN GWILLIM, Clerk to the Company. PLOUGHING MATCH. TXL'AL MEETING will take ...
... since. Committed to Cardigan tor 2 months' hard labour. Vagrancy.—Thomas Koberts, vagrant, was charged with begging and soliciting alms exhibiting wounds within the borough. John Hughes, Prince Albert Inn, and Mrs. Hall Coachmakers' arms substantiated the ...
... Cawdor Arms, in this Last week, this locality was thrown into a deep gloom by hearing of the death of John Lloyd Davies, Esq., of Blaendyffryn, for some time representative of the Cardigan boroughs in a Deputy Lieutenant for the counties of Cardigan and ...
... all other classes in the country. f Examiner. J Lord Cardigan's Vindicaiion.—A new party is inculpated in the Crimea. To put the saddle on the right horse, according to the testunony of Lord Cardigan, the saddle must be put on the horses. It was their ...
... well now, Sir John. Im glad to hear it. Might they not have their arms again? Are you serious? said Sir John, casting sharp look at him. Yes, I am. Would you let them have their arms again Yes, sir, I would. Then, said Sir John, ...
... Half, Radnorshire. John Jones, Esq., Cefiimaes, Radnorshire. Sir John Walsh, Bart. M.P., Chairman. James Davies, Esq., Vice-Chairman. James Ackers, Esq., M.P. Thomas Samuel Rawson, J. Palmer Budd, Esq. Esq. John Parry Dc Winton, John Abraham Whit taker ...
... National Colours, it has been proposed that each Corporate Town exhibiting should be requested to send Banner bearing its Arms, not too costly, yet sufficiently handsome to be woith preserving in its Toirn-hall, or other public place, as Souvenir (he ...
... Sept. 29. Testimonial to Lord Cardigan.—A very handsome silver-gilt sword, richly chased, of the value of about 250 guineas, has been purchased by public subscription in Yorkshire, as a testimonial of admiration to Lord Cardigan for the gallantry with which ...
... interposed stopper to Lord Cardigan's claims and reproaches. So the vacancy is transferred to Rutland, where inconvenient Lord Cardigan has no estates. In reference to the lailure of Messrs. Isaac Nicholson and Co., of King's Arms yard, merchants, there is ...
... Leominster ; John Stanley, charged with stealing five sheep, the property of John Hollowav, the parish of Bromyard ; Witlian Hill, and Edward Pugh, charged with stealing a quantity of wheat, the property of William Norman, the parish ot Ashperton ; John Challenger ...
... and unworthy of credit. Moreover, it turns out that Allen and M'Kenzie were not simple peasants, but hired Orangemen well armed, who did their best to provoke the Catholics. As for Mr. Spelman, there was evidence to show that he exerted himself to calm ...
... into effect :— Edward Evans, Esq.; Elias Chadwick, Esq.; Messrs. Jas. Bedford, J. N. Carpenter, Goode, Hodges, John Mainwaring, Wm. Bennett, John Thomas, James Bowen, J. V. DfaUcottj Edward Russell, Richard Mason, and Jas. Jones, *ith power to add to their ...