... JOHN - WATLEN For want of timely care • have died of medic:ll.de wounds. Alt Ito G . tie s f the CORDIAL of . 1) are daily demonstrated, in eradicating . the symptoms of Nervolts - Debility: 7 to: establish tlorfanie ot this th e i r success on those ...

... will be attempted by Mr.l)-ns—i)y, who will also play'' Paddywhach on the-drone of an Irish Bagpipe. arias, to arms, Britannia's sons to arms, Mr. W. Ell—t. The Cuckoo Song, from Twelfth Night, and When I was a very little to Italy I went, with ...

... manner, about the face and arms.— `The coachmtm and outside, passengers, heariog he r screams, got down, and with much difficulty res'Cued her from the jaws of the mdniac. Two Gentlemen then got inside, ,and pinioning his arms, prevented him from doing ...

... Glannyranell, Esq. Petul,roke—Robi.rt Ackland-, of 8011131011, EA. Cardigan—John .)ones, of Derry Qtmond, Esq._ GlatnorganLrwis Weston' I)ilhvyn-, of Pettitargari, I.lrucult 7 -,John. Wilkins, of Cue, Esq.. Radnor—Hugh Stephens, of CasC6l', Esq. . • NORTH ...

... Earls of Aylesford, Bradford, and Gower; the Countesses of Cardigan, Claremont, and Carrick ; Lord and Lady Anson ; Ladies Denny, Inniskilliog, and RoSsmore, Sir George and Lady Pigott, Sir John and Lady Wrottesley, Sir Joseph and Lady Scutt, Sir Charles ...

... and prosecutors he was 'ttien launched into eternity.—(Dublin Journal, July 13.) John Doyle and Timothy Turner, two fof the persons concerned in the late attack on Mr. GRATTAN, during his chairing in Dublin, pleaded Guilty in the Recorder's Court on Tuesday ...

... 'Caning on the arm .of Sir FRANCIS Mil-MAN. They weir: attended by. two Royal footmen. Her MAJESTY continued her ride for upwards of au hour. She appeared very cheerful, .and much refreshed. On Thursday morning the Countess of CARDIGAN visited her MAJESTY ...

... Waddell, De Fehre Intermittente. FROM ENGLAND. Jelin Pickering John Wardell De Scarlativa. FROIII IRELAND. William Touig, De Phthisi Puhnonali. John 'Morrison, T)e Ty'pho leterode. Richard Grattan, De Htpate et Bilis Seeretioue. Hubert Pendergast, De Apoplexia ...

... Pose and Meri-entile ddvertiser of toAlay, is published a solemn deposition, taken before the Recorder of our city, by one John Aikins, stating that be was en impressed American, with two other Americans, on board the Little Belt, when the encounter took ...

... —ArritTd hip ship' Tonnant, .of So guns, Captain §if:JOHN Gout,' trf , m the squadron off . Brest ; the bri Pal ND, .I\lasttl, from Quebec,' with staves, &c. for part; the Frienathip, of Cardigan, Master, Cork, last from Falmouth,.with provisions for ...

... Indd'atigable; also arrived the Commerce, of Cardigan, JENKINS master, from Youg hall, with a cargo .of wheat, for this port; the Union, of Plymouth, HAM master, from Guernsey, with a cargo for this port ; Thomas and John, CORNER, from Sunderland, Ant, VINNING ...

... Mold.—Cheshire, Monday, April 15, at Cbt,ter. C.AInIARTHE i N CIRCUIT.(.. F:tinywn-op 3 •Serjcanf at' Lan--4.'I3ALGUIC, Esq. Cardigan, ,day, April 6.—1-laverfordwest, Tucscl4, -April 12.—Cttrulartlitii, lionday, April 113.. 1.31.t.EC0N CIRCUIT. . i The Hon ...