... Haverfordwest-the Little John, Nichols, from Bideford-the Expedition, Griftiths, from Cardigan-the Good- son, Lovering, from Plymouth. Coasters entered outivard. T'he Ranger, Frost, for Weytnouth -the Lion, Jones, for Cardigan-the Thomas and Mary, Chidley ...

... of Cardigan, and of Buscot-park, in thle county of Boriks. Esq., represantative in parliament for the borough of Cardigan, her royal license that he may take and use cthe surnamae of Loveden only, instead of that of Fryse,t and also bear the arms of Loveden ...

... On Tuesdloy loast, the lRI6v. 13, Lewest, A. NJ, Rlediotor ?? one oif 11(s MjsysJsie i i 'gob the Countiep of C~imi~h6 , Cardiga'n, and Pinhbyoke, waq, (in eq, the presentation of' the LordnChancellor, instituted to the yaldii~le ae, Rectory of Klrlihedin ...

... M. J. Chapman, Westmeathi Clements, Leitrim John Maher, Wesford county S. White, Leitrim James Power, Wexford county R. H. Fitzgibbon, Limerickco. C. A. Walker, Wexford town W. S. O'Brien, Limerick co. John O'Connell, Youghal. The following description ...

... DODWESTSC ENTELLZENCE. IRISH REGISTRATION BILL.-Mr. Henry Grattan gave notice on Saturday that he would move a call of the-house on the motion for going into committee on Lord Stanley's Irish registration bill. The order for going into committee stands ...

... G}woL-'ary Ann Snriiitl' and wi Eliza. Harding, charged with stealing a silver watch from John r4t Flook.-John Jenkins, ?? with stealinga hat, the property f5i of John Triner.-Jarnes Sbedden, ciharged vith sitealiug cinit Bi ouncesofsolazzi juice, twolpounds ...

... Mayoress gave a very elegant entertaninment to several of her Majesty's *sministers. Among the guests were Lord Melbourne, if Lord John Russell, Marquis of Normanby, Lord l Morpeth, Lord Clarendon, the Lord Bishop of Lon- ledon, Sir Henry Parnell, Sir CharlesFelix ...

... from that spot that he entirely agreed with Lord John Russell on line subject of thle corn-lneve. lIndeed, he be- lieved that he and Sir Robert Peel also agreed on it. Hle was entirely with Lordi John Russell, aicd lie felt it to be his duty, as well ...

... on Thursday last gave fresh courage to the assailauits, atid onl Saturday last, about eleven o'clock in the mouiitiig. Mr. John Joseph Stockdiile waited upon Sir It. Birni', at 03s-stleet with it letter from l ord Kenyoui, requcstiiig thie Miagistrate ...

... deprived of life. s They then departed. A verdict of 1 Wilful Mur- b der has been found against John Callinane and John Walsh, both ofjronealhilly; John Heany, of Cleughane; and Thomas Nolan, of the Gates; also that James Holmes, of Loughgeorge, was ...

... Barrett, the Phanis, Lodge, and the New In- dustry, George, from Swansea-the Eliza, Rees, from Neath- the Lion, Jones, from Cardigan-the Betsey, Rees, from Tenby -Sociable Friends, Gimblett, from Minehsead-the Carmarthen Packet, Phillips, and the Percy, ...

... his seat, EARL OF CARDIGAN. The LORD CHANcELLOR having read a letter which he had received from Mr. Justice Bosanquet, the senior judge, at the Central Criminal Court connected with the proceedings t in the case of the Earl of Cardigan, moved that a committee ...