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... to the Russian arms. lt Catnorsc Question—After one of the most claborate debates, that ever engaged the attention of the House of Commons, continued for four vights, and oceupying a space of nearly forty Lours, the motion of Mr. Grattan, for a Com- mittee ...
... stands a eminence, commanding one of the most arming and extensive piospects, in point of variety, .my in Wales. That much-admired ancient structure, the Castle of fr ' eth, presents itself in with Cardigan Bay; an' ail vessel* trading to the ports of ...
... lots lie close to the Wihlerspool The tenant, John Stockton, will shew the premises; and further particulars may be had of Messrs. & Pott j, in Chester. CHESHIRE ESTATES, TO BK SOLD BY AUCTION, At the King's Arms, in Middlewich, in the county of Chester, ...
... defend Norway. ;Tlie Quarter-Master, and permanent Non-Commissioncd Officers, &c. of the Royal Clarence Local Militia, irt Cardigan, have subscribed tw »day's pay eaeh, for the distressed Germans. The Sessions of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Universities ...
... were two hundred loads of meal in the mill, besides grain. John llolloway and John Paisnall have been committed Lancaster Castle, charged with having ravished Ann Consterdine, at Manchester.?And John Nelson, charged with killing and slaying Richard Nelson ...
... Prizes —On the 2d January, the annual agricultural given by SirS. R. Glynne, bart. to his tenantry, took | place at the Glyune Arms, iu Hawarden.—After dinner the following prizes were adjudged :-—To Mr Juhn Reynolds, of for the greatest im-. provement in ...
... in consideration of the decline i arming produce. Last week, Griffith David, was rewarded by the Tre: r, surer of the North Wales Humane Society, for his exe tion in rescuing Mary and Anne Hu ghes, daughters « John Hughes, of Doleuvchesgryd, in the parisi ...
... says the Paris Papers, ingots of gold from the Elba mines ! ! !**■—All this is very good ; but it may be necessary to consult John Bull, before it can be accomplished. Marsha! Net.—This has addressed a Proclamation to the Troops of lIIS Government, which ...
... Surrogate for granting Marriage Liceuses and Pro- bate of Wills. We rejuice to state, that T. Johnes, Esq. the mu vificent and patriotic Member for the county of Cardigan, is recovered from a tedious and alarming iliness ; and that he will shortly return to ...
... Darlington, and the Hon. Lacy Caroline youngest daughter the Karl of Lonsdale, c* entertainment was given on Monday last, by John Grey his house in Grafton-street, London, to several distinguished individuals of rank and fashion. From the continuance of ...
... down ‘by force of arms this new attempt to disturb the repose of Europe. This feeling was then almost universal, The Heuse must still recollect, the brilliant speech which they at that time heard from a Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Grattan) who hard honorable ...
... Princesses her Royal Highness kissed, and then shook hands with her illustrious uncles. The Bride and Bridegroom retired arm in arm, and soon after set off for Oatlands, which they reached at ten minutes before twelve. The Royal new married pair on Friday ...