... returIned' r, a verdict of 'A Found Drowned. _ S A FmesEiaa JOHN. -There is an, estate in Ipswich l r, willed by the original owstex~ -John Sparrow, to his heirsa It and dwaoedants so long as at John Sparrow was to be b 'nfIbund, Tile male inheritors hoecaning ...

... be warrantable-perhaps greatly beneficial; but for a single country to weave and spin, plough and sow against i a world in arms is manifestly an enormous i folly. I The gist of these observations is not so ( much an attack on the policy or impolicy I ...

... 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 ...

... the victorious com- d petitors:- n 1. Edward Jones, Pontriffith Hall. 2. John Roberts, Tynewydd y Green. d 3. Thomas Jones, Pistill, 13odfdri. 4. David Vaughan, Bluehand. 6. John Parry, LIeweni Hall. WR. XHA1i! PETTY SoSSrNs.-NMarch 6th, 1848. - Before ...

... own, whose i ringlets were floating over hershoulders, lie over- ttoo' us on the lauding, where lie took my sister I in his arms, and kissed her. Placing her on her I feet again, he then put his hand upon my head, and blessed me ; and I feel (continued ...

... introduced by. P r .Sir' Wrn. Verner, and Mr. Stafford. I .0 Mr..Pryse Pryse took the oaths aand his seat. o 'r 'for the Cardigan boroughs. The Haon Gentle 'V e man was introduced by Lrid Mareug Hill and o -:5ri Mostyn. ?? . I 1 On the order of. the day ...

... ;-be cviii then see abunthant cause to- destroy tho brambles root and reI brands. The Earl of Cawdor has presentesI thc Re v. John A Brigstolce, A. M., to the valuabie rectory ofBaiton, of tl in the county of Pernbroke, vacant by the death of 5, 11 the Rev ...

... District Baunk were refused payment on Thursday. PEasMBOEE.-Five hundred stand of arms, vith 7,500 round ofball cartridge, arrived ?? Yard last -week, for the purpose of arming the workmlicil of that arscnal, A riotous outbreak took place oil Tucsday, at ...

... turned 'against her own breast, always supposing its puissance to be the same in the case of a hostile fleit as in that of the John O'Gant, o would the.Government of Great Britain be justi-i fied in unburdinijig Warner of his secret, about a which these ha~pssmne ...

... this country, no one wvho goes into _ or is cognisant of what is passing in society through the journals will deny; and Lord JOHN RuSSELL might have learnt as much from the tone of constitutional prints never s, before remarkable for advocating reforms ...

... injur; cd intcctigna lnar nlsy, last . eek, by the unexpected explosion of in mine, e Davies had to undergo amp atationl of thce arm a at the Infirmary. a I9GOR PearCE COUR.-Isaac Harding llarries LI was brought before the Rev. H. Price, on Satur- g day last ...

... of worship. Afterwards a sernon was delivered by the Rev. R. Thomas, of Liverpool; founded on the first five verses in St. John's Gospel. At the close of the meeting, the Minister of the place addressed an carnest exhort- ation to his flock. TIlE HPOUSELESS ...