... Devon, praying for the establishment of Courts (or ths aort easy recovery of small debts. Im4 Cardigan -The Earl of Aftsrury moved, that Jasses ThoaasKni of Cardigan taken into the custody of ths Usher the Black Rod, which was agreed to, sad the Earl was confccM ...

... station, and thence to the London Hospital. It was found that his right leg and one of his arms were broken, and his back severely injured. Amputation of the leg and arm would have been immediately performed, bnt the unfortunate man was too weak to undergo ...

... Vietoria has written an letter to Pius I1X., with him on his state of forced exile, and the Government had consented to the armed in- tervention of France in his favour.— Western Times. or tax Countess or Barve EWATeER. —The venerable of Bridgewater expired ...

... Minto defended the of this noble Lord as captain ofa ship of war. HOUSE OF Som tied, New 3 A new writ was ordered for the Cardigan Boroughs, in the room of Pryse » Esq. Petitions were presented Endowment, against farming out of poor childrea from union ...

... accompanied bis Royal Highness Prince Albert to the ice this morning, attended the Duchess of Bedford and the Hon. Miss Fajet. Lord John Russell left the Castle this morning. We observe that the Dean of Durham has r-signed his large living in Yorkshire, which ...

... more steady appearance in Germany, and at home here in England, with the Funds at Nj Four, that im patient of Dame Fortune's, John Bull, was searcely ever better in his lite. Californian Foreign railroads are looking up, moreover, is about to raia u io poured ...

... last, at Southampton. The deceased was eldest sou of Admiral the Hon. Keith Stewart, second son of the sixth, and brother of John, seventh Earl of Galloway The net amount of the Income Tax receipts, ucting all expences, up to the 26th was £4,864,518 One ...

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... Marylebone Vestry carried resolution Saturday by to 13, that the Vestry appoint a receiver of the surplus burial fees of St. John's Wood Cemetery, and that a special account of those fees be kept at the Court House, and the amount be retained by the Vestry ...

... I'lumpton, M.P., Captain lioldero, .>1.1., K. Ku-hbrooke. M.P., and Mr. H. C. Hoare. Oil the left the chair sat the Rev. John Maule, Cardigan, Brecknock, C\interbury, Maryborough, Wharncliffe. and Brougham; the Mich Sheriff, General the Hon. > )r Ktlw;.ri! ...

... la as brewer, being partner of Mr. Ramsbottom, M.P. for Windsor. (W.) Brocelbhurst, John, Esq., jan. (Macclesfield), of Hnrdafleid Hnase, Cheshire, second sou of John Broekleharst. Esq., of Jordan Gate, silk manufacturer, and partser with his brothers ...

... Beaufort; the Msrquises of Anglesey and Normanby; tbe Earls of Devon, Shaftesbury, Limerick, Verulam, Clarendon Minto, and Cardigan; Viscounts Beresford and Mel- Mnrae • the Bishops London, Durham, Rocheater, and Lichfield • and Lords Camoys, Glenelg, Redesdale ...