... Holt Lodge, .-.italogr.es, with condition', sale, may be had also Mr. Moore, Keeper the saij Torcst; the White Lion, Ki:igs Arms, Godalming Swan, Alton; lien and Chickens, Frwyie White Hart, Place of Sale ;- and at the Auctioneers, Farnham. ■■ ■ ■■'!»■;■ ...

... by , the Karl Cardigan, to which several officer* the 11th Hu>«ars were invited. In the course the evening a young lad> observed casually, aloud, that she “did not see Captain Re) iolds there,” or words to that effect. Ihe Karl of Cardigan, who happened ...

... Saturday committed the town of Cardigan. Thomas Morris, butcher, having had a quarrel with tbe wife of bis hrotlicr, John Morris, John remonstrated with him on the subject, upon which be, with large knife, wounded him tbe face. John, as the only means self-defence ...

... the latter are supposed mortal. Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren arrived Portsmouth the Swiftsure, Lloyd, from Bermuda ; having been rpbeved the command the Halifax station . Rear Admiral Sawyer, whom Sir John left * Bermuda on the ult. General Brownrigg ...

... the blow | John Forbes, Sir G Montgomery fell tothe ground, and that a man had his arm broken Blair, Lord Bernard, Sir A Chie! Col Fane, HAW allthe in warding off one of the blows. The affidavit which | C Cockerell, Sir Nomville, es, and John Fitseerald ...

... Duke of Buckingham, Lord Bolton, Sir W. Heathcote, Bart, and John Fleming, Esq. M.P. the latter was bountifully supplied by the Earl of Northesk, Lord Rodney, Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. P. St. John Mildmay and A. Baring, Esqrs. The dinner was followed by an ...

... Admiralty Session, of being found on board an American | privateer, in arms against this country., according to his sentence, at Execution Dock. At the last Quarter Sessions for count v o' Cardigan, the recognizance of Rev. Herbert, clerk, entered info the mng:- ...

... Portsmouth ; Joshua Tucker, Charles Arnold, and William Lamb, for breaking into the house of John Rumbell, a* South Warnborough, and stealing various articles therefrom John Young, for breaking into and stealing from the house of Thomas Wearne, at Hordle, a watch ...

... dressed. They parties from four to ten, walking with seemiug carelessness, and at lounging place along the streets, in couples, arm arm, until a chance (as it is called) presents itself, when the victim surrounded moment, and if he has property about him, ...

... splendour and glory, shall not be conquered; which ,i ly bat made many sacrifices for its independence ; which carried its arms amongst its enemies, but to ensure libation of Europe; and which associates its destinth that hero, whose posterity will, at ...

... daughter. - the .IRR!AGK3.-Iu Portman-square, by special H«nse, rf Rev. Wm. John Brodrick, son of the late CaFhel, to Lady Elizabeth Anne Perceval, daughter Barl of Cardigan. Dkaths.—At Edinburgh, ofr evonshire.-AtTunbridge, W. C. &1«»P«.J » ...

... India) sa.led with a convoy for England, consisting of the LadyCarrington, Lord Castlcreagh, Grenvdle, Union, Arm, andCamperdown. The Royal Cardigan Militia marched from Hilsea Portchester on Monday last. The East Kent (one company not yet arrived) and the ...