... RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate G'odmem. •Hester: with good Garden, and excellent Sward [/lose adioining, in the occupation of John Pears, , Bay, with a Common and a Half, in West Common liso', convenient Freehold Dwelling-House and Homestall, with a Close ...

... an occurrence which has thrown the family of John Bendyshe, Esq. of Kneesworth, House, in this county, into sad affliction. We allude, of course, to the mysterious disappearance of that gentleman’s son, John Bendyshe, Jun. Esq., of the 35th depot, at ...

... lying the frJ was f Omits- Cardigan -Flint -Glamorgan W S Grind ley T Williams Brecon -Udnor Mason William Wynne Wood - jaraes Aberystwith Kidwelly Carnarvon Mold Dongelly Presteigne ' ” many should be exempted Except arms was per-street from the were ...

... continued standing, his arm extended and pistol presented, for about a couple of minutes; and sensible that had received his death, exclaimed^—lt shall never said that the last act of my life was an act of revenge, gradually lowered his arm to his side, sunk ...

... Lushington, Mr. Stanley, Air. Littleton, Sir Robert Grant, Mr. Spring Rice, the Messrs. Attwood, Messrs. James and Henry Grattan, Mr. Tynte, Mr. Carew O’Dwyer, &c. Besides the above, the Abbey was crowded by persons of distinction amongst whom were many ...

... four members included in the imputation of Mr. Hill, Messrs. Henry, Grattan and Macnamara having, since Mr. O’Connell’s letter, published denials. The four Members are—Messrs. James Grattan, Vigors, F. French, and J. M. Galway. Huddersfield Election. —Everything ...

... Government, Lord John showing himself ready by the 51. franchise again to stir the caldron, and evoke the potent charm in Ireland.” And lastly, there was this budget, with its excitement —an excitement arising not from confidence in Lord John’s moderate fixed ...

... expects that the Queen’* Arms” will yet honoured an occasional call from her Majesty. With respect to the contents of (lie pocket-hook, Mr. Turner will not mention the amount, hut says i( Is* heavy.’* The late Karl of Cardigan, who died at his residence ...

... the piece from the arms of the centinel and threw it with wretched burthen over the gunwale Milton the horse-dealer has engaged to drive four blood-horses a chaise-marine 48 minutes The race be attempted the next month the Cardigan assizes the first day ...

... Henry Drakejun Oliver Cuttridge John Vloles Wm Cawthorn William Davis John Westwood John Powel William Smith Thomas Smith Richard Skeels James Robertson John Clarke John Low John Whitehead Martha Gilby William ...

... Recorder made his report, to the King in council, of the prisoners in Newgate, capitally convicted at the February sessions, when John Ferguson, for stealing in a dwelling-house; James Dovey and Roger Adams, for highway robbery ; and William Walker and William ...

... , be further prorogued until Tuesday, the \Mhdayof November next. Sale of the Earl of Cardigan’s Hunting Stud.— On Monday the valuable hunting stud of Lord Cardigan, who is reducing his establishment, was sold by auction by Messrs. Tattersall, at Hyde ...