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... Land, now in the PofTeflion of John Maughan. Efq. Like wife the MANSION-HOUSE of Plawfwoith, with or without four Acics l.and, lately in the PofTeKion of Rohert Sicphcnron. Efq. John Thompfon will (hew the Farm Edon, John will fliew the Houfe and Premifl'es ...
... pieces have the Palace Festivals” Death Col Grattan RE death St Peter’s Grove York Col O’Donnel Grattan RE The deceased 76 of the of Thus Colley the well knoWn novelist who with Thos Moore and writers of Col Grattan and thence to Woolwich Military College ...
... this Paper. All Perfons to whom the flood indebted the Time of his Death, are defired to an Account thereof John Mnughan, of Whiunitley, cr John CarrUk,of Carvorrau, nigh Haltwhiftle, in tire County of Northumberland, Executors of the faid Deceafcd'; or ...
... Lord Cardigan aud inourred censure headquarters both of the caaee arising more or less directly out of the ill-starred Black Bottle which its banquet to Sleigh on 18 May 1840 days before the holding of court-martial at A cashiered Lord Cardigan himself ...
... asked any more yeomen were be appointed, and why arms had been delivered after order the contrary by government ?—A/r. Stanley said vacancies would filled but no new appointments made, and that no arms had been issued but those previously in possession ...
... arrested were brought up before the local Bench on Tuesday, and remanded to Cardigan Gaol, The names of the men arrested are Patrick Doran, Patrick Carey, Robert Barrett, John Murrab, McFarladay, Patrick Ryan, Thomas Reardon, and William Holland. The first ...
... Brecon Gaol, and on Wednesday, the 17th of the same month, William Walter Evan and John Isaacs were secured at a place called Drawn-fun-ddu, in the county of Cardigan, when the former made an ample confession. With the exception of Williams. the whole ...
... houlo had formerly refufed to incrcafc. The queftiow being then put, was carried without any oppoOtion. Contlufivt Part of Mr Grattan’j Speech, tht Hotfe Commons in Ireland, April 16, 1781, ana DECLARATION the RIGHTS of IRELAND. LET other nations baftly fuppofc ...
... satirising little Lord John Russell's vrondetful confidence in himself once said, that he would be ready to take the command of the Channel fleet on five minutes notice. Mr. Copland reminds rue of the story about Sydney Smith and Lord John Rowell. With his ...
... 238: peso. 826. NEW('ASrLE.--Cattle trade for prime qnantieo shout the same so loot week; secondary and inferior slower to arm Sheep fai r trade at loot weeks prlceo. Prime heifers, 7s 3,1 to 74 61; steer! 7. to 31; areond clam, to 7s ; mane and inferior ...
... (From • photo by Mr. R. Et Barna.. WSouth Rod. Newt and Yowler t, Shields.) yard during a march through Bulgaria with Lord Cardigan. At the Iread of Niohol.; isgonent at Balaclava was Colonel tAewell, wbo was, in the opinion of the Pubjest of our sketch ...
... Harle Street, 12th inst. Id John Oliver. ai’l OSWALD.— Byers Garth Farm, Sherburn House, 16th inst” 74, Elizabeth Oswald. oi,p’ ! POVEY.—6, Elliott Street, Newsham, 15th inst., aged’ 58, J Povey. fleng PIi'»)RVIS.——-Spotting Arms, Scotswood, 15th inst., aged ...