... ex- cesses in rnany parts to b-iieltileir-extension- was detien. Sir JOHN KEY sabi that it- was- inpissiible for him, after liearintg the peeselt discussion, not to consetit to arm Govarnnlet -itli additioial powers to pitt an emi to the divgraelul- ...

... the name of tl John Mr rris, had been indulagintil in a matrimonial tl broil with his wite, the cuilprit was met by lib a neighbours at an auction near l'ennanst, ill the A parish of Llanha darn 'IrefegItuys, in- tble coulinty of ys Cardigan, whos, aecording ...

... of Denbigi;' il Tie lhlisses Edwards, of Cle- n g a song by Mr. John Williams; Edvard 1 ins subof London, and iMrs. Edsvards;' Mr. D. e en, of Cyfanned l'awr, and his brother, Mir. John a of liverpool, (twrinfs.) ' 'Ianks were returned . 5 appr oriate ...

... I' Wiianis Psi!. Solicitor V ale-street ; TIom as IHuglies, Esq. of Astrad ; Jobn WVilliams, Est1. of the Alhev; Rev. John Evans ; John 'Ibios. Proeby, Est]. of Tres y Park; It. L. Wynn, Esq. ; I. W. lowiis- leand, EsrI. ; 1. Owen, Esi( ; David Hlughics ...

... 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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... week elicited from our ailing t t coteinporavy indicate its unpalatableness, while ttc thie nuling and puling in his nurse's arms' de- es clare tie potency of tle medicament. Poor fellow ! Ite no wotider indeed that lie should bite or do any i co thing ...

... year when snilitaiar s- operations are usually suspended, ill order state a Ministry might be strengtihesoed and the Freach d arms crowned with gloly. Providence on this cc, e- casion appears to have resisted tile aggressions 0i e, the Frenclo marauders ...

... /ie wivi ivit/i /is oiet.'' 0 A 'i .i Monday dile l9th., it hlis reut atudit fur tue i-i sled IV. estate iii tle Couttiy of Cardigan, ?? to fis te- ter -iaiits the liberal ciui of £25. per Ceiit. hatl c iu e. iiut~s Iitttra , ?? AN.-NoltVitli- nig L) tatditdimg ...

... 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 ...

... patronage of the D)uke of Newcastle, and Mr. P'owell of Nantoes, the worthy representative anJ Lord Liotunfnt of tfhe Coun. ty of Cardigan, Ilo'ircuiarun.re.--Mr. William Bishop, of Stour. port, has lately taken from six moderate-sized trees, a hainilietd and ...

... -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 ...