... Won by Shepherd. sth. Wood (University), Crowder (8.N.C.), Richards (8.N.C.). Won by W et eth. Willan (Exeter), Fell (St. John's), Lambert (Corpus). Won by Willan • Lambert a very bad second. 7th. Tomes (Christ Church). Lethbridge (Exeter), Hall (University) ...

... steamer. 190 tons. has been elected Vice-Commodore, vice John Nolan Ferrell, Easy., who ham resigned the office. Korai. Dam YACHT Ctr a.—The members of this club mat at the club-room, Pengwern Arms, Parkcate, Chester, on Saturday evening, the 7th inst. ...

... third. BILLING RACE of 5 arms each, with In odic& for two-year-old. and upwar': weight for raw, with ceiling allowance.: three quarters of • mils: 5 cub*. Mr Chaplin's Rua Nem. by Paton. 2 yr., at (3. A. Hahos 1 Sir F. John.toue • fln Rooket—N•hoh'• ...

... Held IA .1 to copper ore. A ratio-ay is in hien will pos. tint 14. handled per of Mors. nud EVAN.. etors. Cardigan. ue T. K. TAPLIN. Cardigan. Letregterblllre.—De•irriblo Huntinc-box or Family Real- Ococo, H ES SRS J. and T. HOLLAND nre favoured with ...

... Ceres, Capt. Blakeley ; Amason, Mr H. F. Smith: Zillah, Mr R. Harrington; Intrepid, Count du Mr E. W. Edwards ; Shark, Marla Cardigan ; Caroline, Mr H. H. Hudson Titania, Earl of ROODS Amulet, Rev. V. Tipping; Hesperus. Mr N. Monte- Sore Oleam, Mr 0. Marshall ...

... country, when the family was absent, were used as hostelries for travellers. The family arms always hung in front of the house, and the most conspicuous object in those arms gave a name to the establishment amongst travellers, who, unacquainted with the mysteries ...

... three from Cardigan. neven mil. front Newcwittio awl sixteen trout Lundboll Midway Station. ROBERTS has received instruction s 'unless _previon.ly diyposed of by private contract) .to CE LL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Black Iron Hotel, Cardigan, on the gab ...

... --totals of 7.. sere, Price M I an. near Lynouirtun.-Eotate of about t acres. Price VIVA.. It CIL:Kr, -Frits' •of shun , 15i arm, Price 'ware guin e as. W ARV! ICE.-11suitine and IC acres. Price xi IiAiIPSHIRIL-Eotate of acres. Price flit raw AIIPSHIRE ...

... Land, and a Track of Ground suitable for wheelies, containing la. or. or thereabouts, the whole being in the tenure of Mr John Robert Davis, and his uutiertenants. which will be uOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, by Mr T. W. HILL, at the Golden Lion Hotel. Ddrelley ...

... repeated the following aneoloto of Grattan. on the authority of Samuel Rogers: -.Grattan was once violently attackedin the Irishouse of Commons by In reiuveterate ate Oranrman, who m ade a miseratile speech. ply, Grattan said--' 1 shall make no other remark ...

... Troia the north, and commanding very extensive views of most lovely and romantic mountain and river Aceuery, extending from Cardigan Hay on the nue ode to the mountain range of Coder lilris on the other. Tie house contain , - entrant:rebel', ilnisrtutriroom ...

... Tregunnel, era of the Horsley ; Mr Coxe, of the Craven ; and Mr Pitman, of the South Berke ; while, more within hail, came Mr John Ingram, a stanch supporter of the S. W. ; Mr Knatchbull, of the Tedworth ; Mr Gerard Start, Major Wyndham, and a couple of ...