... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... are beating to arms; the mob become more formidable than ever, but no outrages have been - committed as the military have dispersed the mob during the whole of the day. CARLPiLE, APRIL Friday night, a body nuout three Nowell; toe armed with go and pitchforks ...

... 10 0 19 10 0 5 la 0 0 9 5 5 lo 10 Queen Dr. John Jamison, R. N. lames Henry Houston Lord Viscount 1-106(1 Hon. Lady Stuart William henry Angas - E. T. per Sameel.Cirampion, Esq John Dabbs, Esq. -.- Mrs. john Stuart - William Boyd, Esq. - Captain Charles ...

... t the Bar. Sir JOHN NEWPORT said he could not tell what information in the papers which were at the Bar, and he had not had an opportunity•of seeing them, for as soon as they were brought up they were ordered. to be printed. MI. GRATTAN said, that when ...

... Major 'Price. The 'Princess Charlotte of Wales was tuhered into the Theatre by the • Duke of Clarence.' Ladies lichester, Cardigan, and J. Thynrie, were in attendance on the Queen and Princesses. The Royal Party werereceive&in the box-lobby by the Right ...

... August 4, at' . eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, G. Adams, Old Jewry. John Newton;Stockport, Cheshire, grocer, July 3, at three, B;and August 4, at ele ven , a t the - Warren Bulkelevy Arms Inn, 'Stockport. Attorni e s, M essrs. Cooper andLowev Southamptt ...

... these men, they did not , succeed in re:eh:ring them fanatics. They, every where'threw away the pikes with which they were armed, and only demanded to return to their villages: Their uniform consists of a bit of copper, attached to their caps; which represents ...

... Esq. - - 2 0 'file Hon. Viscount Newark -, - • to to o Adut. lames Brine - - 5 o o John baring, Esq. Mount Ratlf:rd, - Exeter S •• B. - - 3 3 0 fhe Earl of Cardigan - - to to ,o The Corporationnt-tne• City of Londo.n 210 George Griffiths, Esq. - 2 ' ...

... Paymaster or the ad Battalion, vice Berkeley, who resigns. Wit Ditto, John Davy, Gent. to. be En:Ago, by purchase, vice. Fox, appointed to theist Life Guards. 13th Ditto, E ns i gn and Adjutant John Keitio/e, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ellard, promoted: ...

... Mr. Prittie 1894 general Mathew • 1769-1 CARDIGAN (Boßo GU). State of the Twelfth Day's Poll, /ion. Col. Vaughan.soo I M. H. Evans PENIBROKESiiIRE. State of the Poll on the ilighth Dv. Owen, Esq.. . 13161 John Campbell, E441235 MR. CANNING'S ELECTION ...