... Boadicea Lord Derby's eh f by Magistrate, out ot Murillo's dam Lord Derby's bl c Grimbald, brother Crganda Mr. Houldsworth's John, brother Fanny Davie* Mr. Houidsworth's eh Magistiate The WILTON STAKES of In soys each, with 50 soys added,— To name on the ...

... that ROBERT JONES, of ) abuses. rwith, in the county ef Cardigan, dra- dure the twenty-eighth day of His royal Highness « he unde Robert Davies, form, and the spectator ri Mertoneth, and John Ec ' tied with the exhibition 1 in the said Amongst the compar ...

... I. commute room. Retiring commissioners, Messrs. John Bradshaw. Richard Roe, John Barlow, and Thomas Lingard. The following were elected : Messrs. John Barlow, John Bradshaw, Thomas Lingard, and John Henry Steine. Thus the whole have been ...

... Camelford.. M. Milbank, Cud. Cradoek Carsterbury..S. R. Luabinaton. Lord Cardiff . .. Lord P. 3. S ras rt. • Cardigan/Mircol. W. Powell. Cardigan .. P. PrY•rt Carlisle..lerJ. It. U. Graham. a. Sir P. MallErst's Ceernerthanalere..llou. ti. It. Trevor Carmarthen ...

... on Saturday night, in Cardigan hay. She made Cape Clear on Friday night, at eight o'clock, and was running about eight knots an hour when Ahe struck at half-past four on Sunday morning, on the east end of the l'aseway in Cardigan bay, and sunk in deep ...

... meal-tub plot, ground the 30th has. II , which excluded Catholics from parliament—the valour of Bolivar and his companions in arms—the Orange faction—and the feelings of the six millions which were not to be trifled with ...

... set fire; fortunately the crew bad sufficient strength left to save tbeni, selves in loaf. Three boats were Immediately • armed lb? Americans in port, who went in pin suit of tbe villains but returned, after unsuccessful , search of .10 hours. I.ie’rjM ...

... chculatilit' the country, and the low rate of interest. Some of thew he believed, were of a beneficial nature, and some wet* arm. netted with drennustomes of a mfarious description. With one re/ the latter kind (the Arigna .Compeny) he was undoubted/4r ...

... tlemcn themselves being worsted spinners Mat;bew Thompson; John Wood, jun.; John Kami ami Sinn; Illingworth, and to.; Holiiog* and Star.*! fcld; K. J. ami W. Harnett; ami Kawctit and Mr. John Rami Wd« called to the and alter •«omr discussion w.i* n-solvcd: ...

... introduced —that are to leave things just they are, and at i * perfect liberty to reject this proposition iltogethir Mr. Henry Grattan said hail in his possession the copy of communication sent hy the authority Mr. * to laird T'ingal ami Dr. Troy, requesting ...

... such juigling. The at • past five, wps . ailionruJ cil till 'Tuesday. • - U,. tot .toroitto °. • arllANiflr kailipAif the Grattan- Jo et Beitizb. Aced; tbas pir r of thc out of . - rdn E. . . race.ived luspf General fur Ireland. Mr Distil Alf-Mr.. Plunkett ...

... and as a spoliation ofthe landholders; he also commended the game laws as tending to preserve the public peace by withold ing arms from the hands of the populace—The Earl of Mal.meshury also opposed the hill, gut disclaimed concurrence in the arguments the ...