... AND PU1ULISlED By THL PsopaiorToR, ry, b1- JOHN BROWN, ac- -3ANQOr, m, Is circulated extensively through the counties ch of Anglesea, Carnarvon, Dcnbigh, Flint, Me- de rioneth, Montgonlery, Mtadnor, Cardigan, s.) . Breeknoek, Carmiarthen, Pemnbroke, nd ...

... Otlico Cardigan, Mr, C. Lewis Oswestry---Mr, F'riae, Cowbrid-ge, r.W Lcvis Mr. Roberts Dcnligi-M . Gee Rntltill- Mr. R. Joncs . Dolgeiey-h r. Pugh Shrewsbury-Mr. Wiat- Ehiesnmevo-hlc. 13aiuhil tIll, Mr. Eddov s Holywell-Mr. Cariies ''relegar-Mlr.John lVa- ...

... people. who Gh tliinlc these aie bounids to Rioniaii Catholic expec. ditations. an(m wit CARDIGAN GRD~kT SESSIONS. Jor - ?? ThPle Qonmulssiouiwi~ pe1~ at Cardigan onl Da Moniiay, the 18th iiltid by Serjoioit Beywood,- frd. 0John hlalguy, Li~q: tliC Ptisnec ...

... ahout half-past six o'clock, as tu Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Ripon, was r proceeding in his gig from that place to Wake. i field, he was attacked], just after hie bad passed 'he at lodge gates of John Bladys, Esq. at Oulton, by fire IV men. 'Tliey ...

... in favour of Lord John Russell's motion for the removal of Jewish disabilities:—H. A. Aglionby, Earl of Arundel, M. T. Banes, F. T. Baring, Thomas Bating, R. M. Bellew, laird G. Bentinck, Sir Thomas Birch, Dr. Bowring, John Bright, John Brocklehurst, Joseph ...

... rpeair en tech in his (ott taosl ouiitiroin auid wtiri Laiid Nvhloii ye- cecied tue fsuta ietti fllt linto Ciittaiii Haridiy's arms; atnd vs hearing ietheirinplimiti siiuiut of viciary, usntqauuo wtist nomlier et the eeeitiy tail sli irkunit teigainsweret ...

... at onece upon Mr. ¢ Grattan's amendment. t- After some conversation, in which Col. SIB- n THOtRP and Sir II. INGLIS took part, n Mr. STAFTFORD withdrew his motion for the adjoursiment, whereuposi the HIoase divided upon Mr. Grattan's amiiendnienst, and ...

... missed bot- tles of wine from his cellar, finding that an aper- ture had been made in the wall sufliciently large to admit an arm and hand, ptlaced a rat trap close r to the hole, anti next morning he found semie hu- matl skin and a portion of the nail of ...

... Ruthin, onl the night of the 31st of Oct. Ci- John Tl'limas, IEsq., of Ccfn Gwyn, was unanii- ofl- mouslv re-elected Mlayor of' thle ancient city oft loid Diinas.Aowddy, onl the 15th inst. proposed bys had John Jones, Esq., the Recorder, and seconded by ...

... was turned, it slipped off and his right arm got into the wheel, and under the knife, by which his hand was chopped clean off. A large wound, four insehes long, and nearly one deep, was inflicted upon his arm, and another in his armpit, by which the oxilla ...

... of Denbigi;' il Tie lhlisses Edwards, of Cle- n g a song by Mr. John Williams; Edvard 1 ins subof London, and iMrs. Edsvards;' Mr. D. e en, of Cyfanned l'awr, and his brother, Mir. John a of liverpool, (twrinfs.) ' 'Ianks were returned . 5 appr oriate ...

... step-father, John Williams, were summoned, the former for being drunk and dis- d orderly on the public streets on the l8th ult. and P the latter for rescuing him from the custody of Richard Myers, police officer. Rilchard was fined i 53, and John was ordered ...