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... attack on the petition is what is tech nically termed a mare's nest; tho fallacy lying, in col- lecting the deaf nuts out of a ship-load, and par, diiig them if, it they came out of a gallon. After every conceivable de- duction, it is clearly the petition ...
... the preceding night. The Danish troops had a short time previously met with the advanced guard of the German army, and had lost between 300 and 400 men, whom the Prussians captured. They left Flensburg in con- sequence, without waiting for the town to ...
... the following licenses took place :-Ticks-oii's Bridge, from David Humphreys to W. Mor- gan Victoria, Dowlais, to Jane Hall; Ship, to Thomas Evans Neptune, Dowlais, to Isaac Williams; Taff Vale Railway Inn, to Edward Rees King's Head, to John Hughes Plough ...
... hall, Lantrissent, on Whit Tuesday, 13th of June, 1848, thereto determine how and wheu they will set about to recover their lost rights. THOMAS LLYWELLYN, Alderman. 11 the JSobility, Gentry, and Freeholders of the county of Glamorgan. LORDS AND GENTLEMEN ...
... Hughes, Queen-street Ab aayron—D. Griffiths, Rock-street Aberystwyth—J. Morgan, 14. Great Dark-gate-street Brecon—T Williams, Ship-street 71 Thomas Evans, letter-carrier and grocer, Watergate Bangor—S. Roberts, Post-ofifce-place Burgedin— J. P. Pugh Brymbo ...
... be at the Town- hail, Lantrissent, on Whit Tuesday, 13th of June, 18-18, there; to determine how and when they recover their lost iiglits. I'lioM.vs Li,vm'I-:i,i.tx. Aldej-man lo the JSolnhtg, Gentry, and Freeholders of the couilty of Glamorgan. Lop„ps ...
... ACCOUNTS from Van Dieman's Land state that an extensive ■ship-building business has been established at Hobart Town. DURING the past week, says the Boulogne Gazette, about 270 foxes have been shipped to England for the purpose of .giving sport to the gentry ...
... years the willow was remove d, which weighed upwards of 150 lbs. The earth was also dried, and weighed, and was found to have lost only about 2 oz. of its original bulk. This circumstance led to further in- quiries, and each fact elicited, proves the air ...
... have easily disappeared without being touched by the prisoners. The prosecutor could not possibly know how much gin she had lost. The evidence was altogether insufficient for their conviction. John Evans of Aberdare, was called to'give character to More ...
... Police-constable R.'Roberts Had apprehended prisoner. He said he had found a coat near the Grawen Arms. Told him what- John Davies lost. Said he had not seen anything. Found the waistcoat and handkerchief on his person. He said that the waistcoat had been taken ...
... or) between the figures 2 and 3, made the o very prominent, while the 1t remained scarcely visible. Some months afterwards a ship porter came in all haste to the old merchant, and announced to him that his menagerie had arrived. Menagerie! cried the merchant ...
... the south of so urgent a nature that not an hour was lost in taking steps to prevent the possibility of a successful outbreak. Accordingly two batteries of artillery, the 74th Highlanders from Ship-street barracks, a company of the 60th rifles, and a ...