... David Evoas, Curate of Llanon; Win. Evans, Curate of Vaynor; Richard Lee, Curate re. of Cardigan; Isaac Rowlands, Curate of Ilanti- irs, hallgel-gelneu'r-glyn; John Starkey. Curate of vas ?? College Chapel; D. Edw. Williams, Curate of St. David's, Carmarthen ...

... right. He supported the - motion, as did COLONEL SrlTHsonrE.-LORD Low. ie THER and the ATTORNEY GENmRAL opposed it.- it Sin JOHN NEWPORT was in favour of the motion.- n MR. VYNN said the whole system of English re- d presentation was a collection 'of anomalies ...

... the name of tl John Mr rris, had been indulagintil in a matrimonial tl broil with his wite, the cuilprit was met by lib a neighbours at an auction near l'ennanst, ill the A parish of Llanha darn 'IrefegItuys, in- tble coulinty of ys Cardigan, whos, aecording ...

... the disaffocted o of their own country, and it having been ascer- b tamned thit they ace alroady organised in clubs n and arming theoscives, they prayed that such a ii mcasure should be extended to that important t sea port, accompanied lwith a permanent ...

... both persist dov in continuing to hold pessession of a neutral and mw independent country. bmtr In tbe Netherlands also an armed neutrality is by no dulbt -imperfectly observed by the Dutch and T Belgialnohbt no progress wshatever bas been made his the ...

... steamo~bat United States is fired upon from thle P'rescoti, ano ir way from. Ogdkineburgh to Sac'lct el Harbour. b yink. 15. Lord John Russell, in consequence of the ap. ow pointment of tlte committee of the House of Lords to the inquire into thle state of Ireland ...

... patronage of the D)uke of Newcastle, and Mr. P'owell of Nantoes, the worthy representative anJ Lord Liotunfnt of tfhe Coun. ty of Cardigan, Ilo'ircuiarun.re.--Mr. William Bishop, of Stour. port, has lately taken from six moderate-sized trees, a hainilietd and ...

... Capudnn Pacita, and is placesi eo at the slisposition of Mehiemet Ali. 5 C. - The Waiterloo steamer, with 10,000 stanid of or arms sit beard for thle rise of Don Carlos, takes firs is It tlte Esiglisht channel and is totally destroyed, ilte crewv at, bcliag ...

... Davies, George A. ar Davies, Thomns IHughes, Richard 13owyer, WA. i tI Daniel, Aaron Collier, Robert Knott, John Fishwvicl, st Robert loncs, John Jones, Iixwn, William Wtite- i house, F. ]E. Turiner, William Ilevan, J. 1). IRolberts, sc Charles [till, George ...

... codicils were attested-the Ist by the late Mir. Henry Ruinsey \\rlllittii and two of his ?? Thomas, since also deceased, antd John Holford Grindley, who is nowt living, -the 2nd of these codicils was attested by the said Henry Rumilsey Williasn, Henry Brercton ...

... from the emigrationi of Irish paupers. After a rather long discussion, in which tlhe prill- it cipal speakers wvere .1r. H1. Grattan, Colonel id Trench, MI'r. Maurice Fitzgerald, Mr. Slaney, and 'Il Mr. Secretary Peel, the resolutions was withdrawn. at Sin ...

... I' Wiianis Psi!. Solicitor V ale-street ; TIom as IHuglies, Esq. of Astrad ; Jobn WVilliams, Est1. of the Alhev; Rev. John Evans ; John 'Ibios. Proeby, Est]. of Tres y Park; It. L. Wynn, Esq. ; I. W. lowiis- leand, EsrI. ; 1. Owen, Esi( ; David Hlughics ...