... allusion to the arms of St. David's. The It centre has on one side the arms of St. David's 13 college, St. David in a niche under a canopy fi surrounded with the motto, Gair Duw, goreu h dysg. On the other side, the Doctor's own pi r arms, with the in ...

... ?? 10, service was coinmeiscoel by the R1ev. Roger Edwanrds, of Aloldl; thle Reov.John fHughes, of I lasgolleus, preached fros Jtrsv. iv, 7-9., titt aiid the 11ev. John Phil lip,, of Edinburgh, from Mat.e hle axe. 46.-At two o'clock, service ivas commntiucei ...

... the battalions of the land- wchr of the first class by voluntary engage. ments ; and lastly, to organise in companies, and to arm with carbines, men forming part of the landstrum and of the ?? of the second class. Thus fears are entertained of seeing repeated ...

... afternoon, the I-igh t Sheriff, J. HI. Hampton I.ewis, of Ieonllys, Esq., proceeded to the Point to meet his Iordship the Hon. Sir John Williams, iln a carriage drawn by four horses, and accompani~d by a strong body of Javelin-men on horseback, who being mostly ...

... will comicall Imoi(i Ile Eii:peror lie '~liltl~t ru railuinSO, if not susgimify tfhe affaiir into a ! li0lc2S diory for lheir arms, and tile u pshlot l; t 1eli ,flc battle of Cantoim vill liave to be !; ot our aill- Al Li' rierl(>lepi-nilves list to negotipste ...

... Thursday, the 2nd istrnts, Dr. Ilorv- arrd in tile chair, a vote of thanks was proposed to toMr. Bicknell, of tire Bulkeley Arms, for tire very able and judicious aanner it n which he had c filled the office of' high-road surveyor, during the pist year ...

... canal, was o ?? k the liglatning prissing tareugla a stout beans ' ' s, to the head of a nia wha was 'Lying on dltoei di his arm, beingi placei ovcr his he;cad, was cmss pletely henuoliled. The chimney 0l';L ItargeC InOse on Staidard-laill, the residen)ce ...

... Mlaster of the Rolls, also with a pecrage,-and lady Campbell to be created a peer- ess in her own right, as a compensation to Sir John e Campbell's being passed over; it is reported, not- withstanding these angementsthat Lord Birougham Will not be entirely neglected ...

... -Onrnmost wise manifacturers in tile adventurous spirit of fool- Ijurdiness undertook to weave and spin against a world in arms, but the world proved too strong for them, and these enterprising men have been pu hotors de comn but even wvitb their own ...

... returIned' r, a verdict of 'A Found Drowned. _ S A FmesEiaa JOHN. -There is an, estate in Ipswich l r, willed by the original owstex~ -John Sparrow, to his heirsa It and dwaoedants so long as at John Sparrow was to be b 'nfIbund, Tile male inheritors hoecaning ...

... the Landlords ge- ed nerally. This defect will doubtless be obviated in lii dis progress. th Id The thirdl measure is Lord John Russell's bill a Us for extending the time of paying the rates under ni is- the reform bill from July to October. This is an ...

... Portsmouth, where he was to embark, on board the Vernon, Indiaman, for his seat of government. On Tuesday, fair was held at Cardigan, when there was a good supply of cattle, but dealers attending; it was slack Jair, many cattle were driven away unsold, and ...