... Mr-Commissioner Law, ordered to be discharged forthwith :— 13eiijaiiiiii Jeffreys, John Moses, William Pros- ser, Thomas Bailinger, the younger, Samuel Booth, Rees Thomas, John Watkins, Thomas Lewis. Previously discharged by detaining creditors—James Tesdale ...

... of jjff'ce. Pliillips, Esq., was proposed \)v Mr Da,vict Saunders, and seconded by Mr lltomas -'liters John Orove, Esq., was proposed by Mr 'Hiam Johns, and seconded bv Mr Richard Aubrey Phil! jps was elected by a majority of 3. A vote j thanks was unanimously ...

... Frallc-is Head, statinir what had taken place with regard to Navy Island, and the occupation of that (dace by a body of persons armed and.equipped w'ahiti the territory of the United States, and as- sisted by American citizens Air Fox therefore comtnunicatcd ...

... had no result, and, On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL the House went into Committee on the Poor (Ireland) Bill. After a long discussion the 47th, or Emigration clause, was agreed to, though Mr Henry Grattan had moved, as an amendment, that it be struck ...

... Tiver, the Tredegar, Johns, the Fanny, Johns, the Turtle, Oxland, and the Providence, Washbourne, w ith sundries. OUTWARDS.—The Hero, Heard, for Altona, the Newburgh Adamson, for Rotterdam, the Emma, De Garis, for Trieste, the John, Williams, for Dordt ...

... good feeling evinced by the inhabitants of Cardiff in commcmomting this auspicious event. At an earlv hour the bells of St. John's Church commenced merry peal, and the discharge of cannon announced the arrival of a holiday which was universallv kept by ...

... Stonehouse in favour of medical reform. THE EARL OF CARDIGAN. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY brought up the report of the committee to whom it was referred to consider the proceedings in the case of the Earl of Cardigan. The report set forth in substance, that their ...

... Port, the Margaret, Williams, and • lie Eaglet, Phillips, for Liverpool, and the John alld .\Iary, Hichanl-, lor Llalle'!y, the N..ptUIlt', Johns, tlie Tredegar, Johns, Ibe M nderator. No 3, ,fie Joliti-, iiiid tti,- S,,il't, Hill, to,- floistol, all ...

... deputation from the Loyal Cardigan Castle lodge, Cardigan. »K TUt« 6wCn ° C^? their beared reverences reached lnMronT k j ere lheir presence was anxiously or by ense crowds but owing to the masterly arrangements entered into by Mr. John Lyon, who proceedings ...

... as a man of the name of John Row, a labourer, in the employ of Mr. Booker, was engaged in blasting rocks in the vicinity of the works, the powder became ignited. An explosion of an alarming nature was the result, by which the arm of the unfortunate man ...

... house to the owner. Cwm. FinE-ARMS IN CHINA.—The possession of fire-arms is altogether forbidden by the Chinese Government, as may be seen by the following extract from a Pekin Gazette :— For the people to have fire-arms in their possession is contrary ...

... the week ending J uly 1, 18-13. s. d. 97 19 10 Dinas Branch SO 10 Lancaiaeh 8 ] 0 Duncan and 5 0 Dowlais 6 General 109 0 Mr. John Edmunds, Pontypridd Colliery 11 8 9 £/1? lU COCln OF BANKRUPTCY.—On Tuesday the assignees and solicitor of Wood, banker, of ...