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... words and lody by John Bird, Ksq., the accompaniment by Adolph Neu auer 2 In vain swee* drooping flower. A ballad. The poitry by John Bird, Ksq., the music by J. F. Daunly .. .. 2 ' do not me why sigh. ballad snug by Mr. Firry, juu. By John Furry 2 0 Alexander ...
... the peace tho latter. Leitrim was, perhaps, the most quiet county In Ireland, and least addicted to party spirit. . Mr. H. GRATTAN rose also to make complaint ol breach of privilege ; he had been distinctly and deliberately misrepresented in The Morning ...
... Ramsbottora, John Biddulph, Robert Hawkins, J. Heywood Ramsden, John C. Bish, T. Harland, W. Charles Rice, Rt. Hon. T. S. Blake, Martin Jos. Handley, H. Roche, William Blamire, William Heathcote, R. E. Roche, David Bodkin, John James Heathcote, John Roebuck ...
... Parker, J. Angerstein, John Folkes, Sir W. J. Pattison, James Anson, Sir George Fox, Lieut.-Col. Pease, Joseph Attwood, Thomas French, F. Pelham, Hou.C.A.W. Bagshaw, John Grant, Rt. Hon. G. Perrin, Louis Baines, Edward Grattan, arues Pepys, Sir C. Bainbridge ...
... Insolvent Debtors. Southern Circuit.— For Cardiganshire, at Card\f, Tuesday, July 7, read Cardiganshire, at Cardigan, Tuesday, July 7. Glamorganshire, Cardigan, Wednesday, July 15, read shire, at Cardiff, Wednesday, July 15. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. WM. BALL, ...
... J. (Signed) JOHN ALLEN, of [place of abode]. No. NOTICE OBJECTION. To the Town-clerk of the borough of [ ...
... SERJ EANT-AT-A RMS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, That on Monday he should move a resolution expressive of the sense entertained the House of the services of Heary Seymour, Esq., the late serjeant-at-arms” [hear, hear !]. PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES IN IRELAND ...
... imported from the British colonies in the West Indies, especially coffee and sugar. , Mr. GROVE PRICE presented petition from bir John Claridge, late Recorder of Prince of ales’s Island, complaining that notwithstanding the beneficial change which he had effected ...
... last Cardigan assizes, before Mr. .1 ustice Pattison, when a verdict was found for the defendants. The plaintiff' was a surgeon at Cardigan, and had been arrested on the Cardigan side of bridge which divided the counties of Pembroke and Cardigan, on a ...
... and John , Kobin, of Tany Graig, Esq. i. FLivrsHißE-William John Rankes, of Lough ton-hall. Esq.. Sir John Williams, of Bodlewyddan, Bait., and Ihos. .Vlolyneux Williams, ot Penbedw, F.sq. , „ Glamorganshire Thomas Pennce, of Kilsrough, Esq. John Wick ...
... ; Cyrua, Anaon, from Yarmouth ; Sjunuel, Hroltn, from Ipswich ; John and Henry. Paine, from Ipswich; and Diana, Archibald, fram Duhlln.—Sailed non*. Fan. IS.—anipa ARairan. « , The John Dualop, Schofield, from Savannah ; Buoyant, Bell, from Bahia and ...
... square, keeper>-w--j Grounsell, George Hammond, and John HtU ( Louth, brasa and iron founder* —Samuel Holtomley Berja»» of Horton, YorVahlre, worated aplnner*—Swaual Wright Richard Purkia WeaUll. and John Parlon, ot Temple row, WJ! ham. linen-draper* (ao ...