... was 240, and for Mr. Montague Smith 224. Mr. W. Williams, late M.P. for Coventry, is likely to become a candidate for the Cardigan Boroughs, to the room of Mr. Pry'. Pryse, recently deceased, and has every prospect of success. There is little news this ...

... old church, Brighton. The monument was eiected by the Ed, l of Cardigan aud me o bei officers of the legiment, and bears the following insciipiion :* Sacied lo the memory i-f Major John Jenkius. of P.ince Albert's huss.irs. who died tlie 31st of Oil ...

... Reilly called on all to arm. and God would aid them ; and moved the following resolution :— Resolved, that the council be instructed to enquire and report without delay on the best. effectual, and speediest means of organising an armed National Guard, composed ...

... SAIVISM. Author of Minicar* and Pathos. '• The To Mr. J. Willis. Book of the Bastiles, kr.. London Manufactured ouly by JOHN W f Ll.lB, re, Sant Temple Chambers, Wbiletriaro, Fleet Street, removed from 4, Bell's Buildings, Salisbury Square. Wholesale ...

... Tonbridgn Wells at nine o'clock on MonrfT morning, travelled by a special train on tbe 3outh-E»r~? Railway to the Bricklayers Arms station, and afterwards ceeded to her residence, Clarence House, St. James's where h Royal Highness arrived at eleven o'clock ...

... Irish representatives as if he were wielding the club of Hercules. He said Mr. Reynolds did not understand En_lish, that Mr. Grattan was a rebel without having the courage to act up to his convictions, and that Mr. Dillon Browne was in a state of intoxication ...

... Winter.— Rule nisi granted. EXTRAORDINART DISCLOSURES IN LOW GAMBLING Lira.— At Middlesex Sessions— John Bruce. James Gray. John Hancock, Charles Pitcher, John Burt, and Francis Chapman, were indicted for illegally keeping a common gaming house, in St. James's ...

... twice a week excellent soup is distributed to all who choose to apply.— Stamford Mercury. The Earl of Cardigan and Lord Hill. — The Earl of Cardigan is the last person that has any right to make complaint of the conduct of the officers under his command ...

... soundness. He fully agreed with him, that education should be widely extended, and on the principle laid down in the letter Mr. Grattan. He did not hesitate to say that the work of education in Ireland, once seriously begun, its completion would not be long ...

... Thursday, Sept. 22, the lady of John Long, esq., of Baynton House, of a son. Married, on the 20th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Frederick Shello, esq., of Hallham Hill, to Frances Maria, eldest daughter of ?? late John li._r_l_.il, esq., of J. ...

... Lufra left. The British aquadioa waf l-inY a ! Vonrna. *r*«*B *i PORTSMOUTH SHiP^ING.- A RR , VfeD _ Mary, Philips, from Cardigan.- Olive Branch. n uvva r,i from Liver pool. -Troy, (Jelert, from Barfleur _Feli' city. Underwood from Lrmenck. -Lufra, Frankly ...

... their meetings might be turned to glorious account before the night was out (cheers and cries of Pikes, pikes! To arms, to arms !) They had been most brutally treated the other evening by the police. He trusted that none of them would unnecessarily ...