... reg ulations, inform efendant in ap: action, he shall be J his costs by the have an imperial chief w ithout an empire, — Mr. John artin | first time. ‘ | Fairy. enw, 16 Wilson um been laid by commen he ¢ ptain of the ra rly x If death ensues Powers, two ...

... Vincent, esq, Whitchureh, Hants B. J. Wilson, esq, Harrowgate David Davies. esq, Cardigan Chelmsford Captain fol rook. Putley-court, Ledbury B. Holloway, esq, Woodstock John Cramp, esq, Lamberhurst JT. esq, Winterton, Barton-one Humber ...

... they did not,—as the sons and nephews of the bold English barons, who forced the acceptance of the Great Charter, upon King John, at Runnymede, ought have done,—declare chat merchants have liberty go and come safely buy and sell, without any manner of ...

... it his to it should ke the course. which was the on the death sizable to to concor, of Mr. Pitt, or on that of could Mr. Grattan, he should be | ise the sanction of the Crown. Mr. GOULBURN, im the name of the family of Sir Robt. Peel, ex) ition made the ...

... Byuell Hall; Matthew Bell, Baq.,orWooUingtoo; Lord Hon M. T. Liddell, of Eslington. Po*t 4to. Veweastte-upoo-Tyne t printed tot John Myk**, bookseller. Johnson'* Head, 10, Pilgrim Btmet, 18*8. 9ni|ierlal Thursday, May 22. In the House of Lords, on the motion ...

... at from £.lO >. At Haverfordwest *ome cattle were killed by lightning daring the storm that prevailed. At Cardigan two pigs, belonging to Mr. John Havard, cabinetmaker, were killed the lightning ; and at Blaennerch, near Tremvine, two horses, worth ab-nit ...

... Gosport. The naval enrolled ontpenalonera of Greenwich are called to serve, and all under sixty years of age, capable of bearing arms, are to be surveyed for service at the various coast guard men the number of 600 have been drafted on board her Majesty’s ships ...

... irr ._f l, e Speaker gave his first parliaimntury Saturday. THE ACPOUNTANT-GkNBRAL .—Sir John Thorai* Briggs, Kt., Accountantho Navy, ha* retired from active Sir John Briggs is in his 7J year, but may enjoy his retirement lor many years to ted Servies Gazette ...

... about to enter. answer Mr. French, Lord John Russell said that the agreement made with France in reference to the aid to be offered Turkey, did not include tbe allies of Turkey. In reply Mr. Horscfall, Lord John Russell said that the policy to be pursued ...

... corumnuicaliou upon the South West Railway, west of Carmarthen was stopped, the bridges being gone, and oo,the Lampeter, Cardigan, Brecon, aud other lines of road, tli# bridges were also gone and communication stopped, except circuitous routes some cases ...

... the efforts of the defence are lo the danger. U would k« puerile to conceal thie. Svhxetopo! ia to-dajf much more completely armed, much more effectually defended, titan c* when when we tirat attacked it. The first e/tccrn/g hae been da«. . aged, hut the ...

... the his arms and body severely bruised; and the third watcher, | and one engine are complete wrecks. but the | are undergoing an_ investigation, i William Mace, sustained’ injuries of a serious character. following is a list of casualties. John Burton ...