... Watkins, for stealing spade from Mr. Coo :, at Petcrchurch, to one month's imprisonment; John Smith and W. Morris, charged with having entered a coppice in the parish of armed with a gun for the destruction game, were remanded till the assizes, and to remain ...

... Sessions held Aberystwith, in arm for the county Cardigan, on Wednesday the lti.tii instant, Edward;-, of the parish T reedy; r. in the said county, was tried and convicted for uttering counterfeit coin to divers persons Cardigan market, the 22d ult. and adjudged ...

... Cottrell Dormer, of Rousham. Esq. Shropshire William Lacon Childe, of Kmlct-hall, Esq. Somersetshire John Hugh Smyth Pigott, of Brockley, Esq. Staffordshire John Atkinson, of Maple Hayes, Esq. Wiltshire G. W. Wroughton, Wilcot House, Esq. Worcestershire ...

... Act Mr. Hobhouse brought forward his proposed motion for Vote of Thanks to Sir Edw. Codrington and his brave companions in arms, for their conduct the battle of Navarin, in an able speech, in which he cited the battle of Copenhagen and other precedents ...

... together with the instructions of the of January, 11127, upon ths subject, &.C. &c Mr. Baring, jun. approved the measure— Afr. Grattan thought it most objectionable—it was infinitely better to provide for the poor at home.— Col. felt assured none of the money ...

... Sii H. Parnell, in a long speech, introduced his motion for copy of the Treaty of Limerick, wh'ch was seconded bv Mr. H. Grattan. The observations of these two Getitlemen were replied by Mr. Secretary Peel. Mr. Spring Rice followed on the same side as ...

... of the Coldstream Guards, third son of Richard S.ilway, Esq. cf the Lodge, in the County Salop, to Eliza eldest daughter of John H. Holder, Esq. of Scanton Lacy, in the same county. On Sunday died, at Leominster, Sarah Raker, sister of the late Lieut.-Col ...

... William Jones, of Cardigan (better known by Ned the Tinker's son), was on Saturday fully committed to Cardigan gaol, by the Rev. Mr. Jones, of Tregarron. where he was taken with horse in his possession, the property of Dr. Reavan, of Cardigan, which he had ...

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... her mother in-law took the child from her, shortly after died her arm«. M. Grandserre.—Ou Monday morning a number of persons, among whom were several of distinction, repaired to Si. John Wood, for the purpose of seeing the ground le-measured ov»r which ...

... intern. 1 securitv of Ireland, required that the Claiin> >.|iould eonceded. * He wa« follow ed on tire same side by Mr. //. Grattan. J.ord Ennis more. Mr. J F. Denison. Mr. North, Mr. ff'altace, Mr. B. Clarke, Mr. Iluskisson, and Mr. Brougham. The rno« lion ...

... assumption of pledge having been given at the Union that the Catholic Claims would he conceded, was altogether unwarranted. Sir John Ntwpour said that he well remembered having challenged the late Lord Castlercagh with breach of that pledge, and of being met ...