... carrying arms without license after the 29th December. We have no doubt that, in those districts where the possession of arms indiscriminately, even in dwellings, is considered dangerous to the public peace, the powers of the act for calling in arms will ...

... and vindicated. A little ** ungentle- manly” prison discipline would be the best thing in the world for gentlemen of the Cardigan school: the terror of cropped heads, oatmeal diet, and the treadmill, would be more effectual | Our readers will. in ari ...

... Bart., and Margaret, daughter of John Finlay. Esq., of Corkagh, county of Dublin. Sir Joseph Brooke was meritorious officer. He was much esteemed by the late Duke of } ork, under whom he served in Holland, and hy Sir John Moore. The freedom of Liverpool ...

... containing two bars gold, value IhUIW., was stolen from (he luggage tram station of the Dover Railroad, the Itrieklavers’ Arms. The box arrived U tween three and four o’clock in morning, and was deposited amongst oilier luggage, and six o’clock it was ...

... Lancaster- m. Moore and John M'Creight, Liverpool' corn-mcrchants, BardsweU's-office, Livcrnool -l- Matthew Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire', Rooms- Bristol. 10, Stephen ilannam, oS£d, ca™m„ ——Robt. J. 1-ayrer,lateofl»ndon,mariner John Pall-mall, Middlesex, ...

... the afternoon, the Premises, Mr. (JoJfiey’s, the Bricklayers’ Arms Inn, situate at the Link, at Malvern aforesaid ; LOT 1. IX that Newly-built INN or PUBLIC JX. HOUSE, called BHIPKLAV HUS’ ARMS, comprising poo l C’ellaring, Parlour, Bar. Kitchen, Back Kitchen ...

... Insolvency—Nov. 15, John Oven, Dover. street, Piccadilly, tailor Geo. Flooks, Melksham, Wiltshire, innkeeper. DIVIDENDS. [At Basinghall-street, unless otherwise expressed. ] from the Gazette of Tnesday, A'ao. 12. Dec. 2. John (in(fin and John M. Adams, Strand ...

... itors as wéll as residents—at the Glou ceste + Hotel, where he has lived since he put under arrest by Lord Cardigan.—The Cambrian says Sit John Guest is paying £24,000 per month in wages, and is the only ironmaster in the county that has erected a public ...

... Etwall, Sir John Walter Pollen Anglesey Sir K. B. W. Bulkcley A Dudley Coutls Stewart Ashburton C. Lushing ton Ashton Charles Hindley Aylesbury William Rickford, IV. 11. Hanmer Banbury Henry William Tancred Barnstaple —John P. B. Chichestcr, Sir John Fancourt ...

... have taken p'aislcr masks the late Mr. Grattan, for the purpose making busts of this distinguished character. It is expected that monument to Mr. Grattan will erected, by subscription. in Ireland.—Mr. Grattan's son is expected to succeed his lamented ...

... operation, was so severely lacerated that it was found | necessary to amputate one of his arms, the circular saw) having cut through one of the bones of his arm.—Six | heads of houses, out of nineteen, have refused an office of | great and coveted Vi ...

... Rice Howell, Solicitor, Carmarthen, of whom particulars may, had, and at the King’s Arms; at the Mackworth Anns, Swansea ; the Ship and Castle, Neath; Black Lion, Cardigan ; Bush, Bristol; of Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Solicitors, Gray’s-Inn-Square; at ...