... Deane, Law- clerk ~.?ames Simpr ?? Civil Engineer; John Johnson and JBi id Son, and John Tonikinnon, Builders. And the same in! ,i- having been placed in a groove in the stone, and cementedsi re up, Mr. John Johnson handed to the chairman a very iyelegant ...

... thrust themselves for- it ward at public meetings, as enemies of the people. Y A man named Phillips, a cabinet maker, at Cardigan, ir is in custody, charged with having stolen from the pre- it iilseb ?? loyd, :licitior in tlnt tomn) Qho t ril lf if£1000; ...

... ti. ligible t9 him (Lord John Rassell.) He told them that the critlia ring Americans road derived a profit of £5,000,000 from an importation signife The of feed;* aud what did he wish to infer from that? He (Lord Eit V ohb John R;useil) should have thought ...

... tic Earl of Camouigan, aire yos guilty, or not ?? The Harl of CARDIGAN, in a firm voice, replied, Not guilty, my Lord.' The CLERIC.-- flow irill you he tried, my Lord ?? Tue Earl of CARDIGAN.- hty my Peers. In TI'ii Nitbie prisoner tihe-i took his sat ...

... principall' under the inifluence of the ,d.- rich and powerful Duke of Rutland, Earl of Stamford, IMarquis of Hastings, Earl of Cardigan, Earl Ferrers, and and the Earl of Harborough, who divide the land of the Bir- county amongst them. ?orce I eldten Wit/jam ...

... opposed, they had no personal misunderstanding. Alter a lew words front Mr. ATTWOOD and Lord JOHN RUSSELL, Mr. ROEBUCK withdrew his motion. I 11SiH TITHE BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was understond that Honourable Members were not in any way committed ...

... id, Mary un arrati 39, John O'Neaie. 18, ii'a idue11rrison, 17, 1iary Ann V. Sott, 30. Mary IlUsy, 3i John Rice, 31. CO Sev8cn Yearn.-BenJamnn Jovell. 38. Trcelve Catendo, ?? -harlos Zrvilcbacbart, 2a, Esther LI Malrtf, 17, John Rueu, 23.24 nl, Ffee, Motnlth ...

... procteed, when the first object t that caught my eye was a wretch, armed with a large v knife sauied with blood. The man wore no coat, but his a sleeves were tucked up to his shoulders, and his arms. iace, and shirt, were all covered with blood ! I rushed c lorward ...

... saninghiam on Saturday; and the additional police force is also withdrawni.- Wforcester Choice On Saturday last the river Tiv y (Cardigan), swvelled 'by thielte rans oveflowed its banks so as corfipletely tdetoy all thle corn and grass. The loss to thei neigh- ...

... at possible to be ?? motion was supported by Mr. tie ar Leader, Sir J. Burke, Mr. O'Farrell, Mr. Benett, Mr. John pr at Smith, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. Ruthven; and opposed by th ' Lord M~orpeth, Mr. S. Rice, and Mr. Lefroy. On a division, rs the n we ...

... younger days, though. afterl hp had beep ,lready known, toe the !world, he ?? ediqbe one day in Grattan's company at the house o f ,ats ran'1 unl friend. Grattan was holding forth, with some shearpnim t on the servility of literary men,. and'the *attner in ...

... of which they took possession. The Druses were fiocking to the scene of action, and up' tot ib' 19th ultime, 7000 stand of arms hadl beea distributed'among' them. The Standard ?? gives the following account 'of the attempt of ?? Thiers, at'a Cabinet Council ...