... previous threatening notices given to the toli-keeper of the Cardigan turnpike gates, a rumour was spread at Cardigan and its vicinity, that * Rebecca aad her daughters” would pay a visit to the Cardigan gates, in the course of the week, to destroy them; but ...

... Mr. John James Tyler, cabinet maker, Oxford, to Miss Mary Ann Thomas, of St. Clements. Lately, at Westcott, near Stow, Mr. Joe Merchant, farmer, to Miss Kezia Hambrige, of the same place. Lately, at Towcester, Mr. John Inns, of the Pomfret Arms Hotel ...

... keeper. FREDERICK COCK, Lambeth-wall, HENRY CHRISTMAS WALTON, surgeon. JOHN CHARLES WHITE and averpool, HORWOOD WHITE, Bath, music sellers. JOHN TAYLOR, Birmingham, licensed victualler. JOHN SHORE, Rochdale, Lancashire, flannel-manufacturer. HENRY WEST, Burgh ...

... acquainted with bis personal worth and abilities. At an extraordinary meeting oi the Repeal Asaociation, on Wednesday, Mr. John (VConnell delivered a long speech on the mournful event, and proposed an address the Repealers return mending their attendance ...

... METROPOLITAN POLICE. MARL BOROUGH-STREET. - John Charles Williams, young man of respectable appearance, uas charged with the following impudent robbery and fraud: John Landon, haberdasher and draper, 5. Little Pulteneystreet, said the prisoner about the ...

... Irish population, Referring to Mr. J. motion for the repeal of the union, he showed that all the grievances of which Mr. Grattan complained in the frish Parliament, and which remained un- redressed by that Parliament, had been redressed by a Partia- rent ...

... of the Earl of Cardigan (the Kesiesing Officer) and the Colonel will sew that they bave merited all the praise. ‘The was issued at head quarters :— Warwick, May VW, O=—The Commanding Officer has been requested by Licut Ear! of Cardigan, to convey to the ...

... matrimonial alliance with the accomplished Lady Georgi- ana Carzon, eldest daughter of Earl Howe, and niece to the Earl of Cardigan, is in his 22nd year, and his lordship’s bride elect is in her 20th. On evening, the rustic population of Tintern and Chapel ...

... incense more grateful far to his relatives, more houwourabic to the man, than any pageantry heraldic trumpery could give. But the John Joneses—the men of flippant haughtiness—will pass “ To the base ea:th from which they sprung “ Unwept, unhenour'd, and unsung ...

... was invited to co-operate with him. Acting apon that judgment and discretion which characterised him, and in which he (Lord John Russell) had every confidence, Sir W. Parker did co-operate, and the Government had taken ad- vantage of the armistice which ...

... meeting of the Directors of the Midland Railway, on Tuesday, it was agreed to allow to the widows of the late Mr. John Dean and Mr. John Bolestridge, £300 eact and also, to allow to the mother of Mr. Dean the sum of 5s. a week for her iife—the sum which ...

... bread and sugar in his coat pocket and 6d. in his waistcoat. inquest was held at Sibford, on Wednes- day the 8th inst., before John Churchill Esq., coroner, on the body ofan aged labouring man, named William Reason, who died suddenly on the preceding Monday ...