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... Saint David's 4 miles, th 25 miles, Cardigan 25 18 Ble, a nd New Quay and Aderayron miles, to all of me laces there are good roads, end their is a daily Lon- ‘0 the town of Lampeter. Fora View of the Estate a ply to John Jones, of Uwnwen, ad Luneaughan ; ...
... and h 95 miles, Cardigan 25 miles, Carmarthen Is sites, and Ni ew Quay and Aberaycon 12 miles, to all of hich pl aces there are gor d roads, and there is a daily Lon. on st to the town of Lampeter. For a view ol fthe Estate apply to John Jones, of Ownwen ...
... THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS. Lancashire.—Our readers are already aware that Mr. Blackburne retires, and that John 'Wilson Patten, Esq. of Bank Hall, announces himself. Lord Stanley also again offers. Liverpool. —It isbelieved Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne ...
... \. rv* .vl,. Sid Mr. s *ft, ,Sors i« , Pet «T John ituhard t «W*. N.-muh. *fn t. s,al»M Krb. 27. , * WIHKIts J.-hn. *d Wtst K»aJ. th« county Lincoln, draper and irrorfT, d« Mar h 22, Vpril 27. Mason * Arm* Inn. D>utn. s»l Mr. Knm.'h. lf.»t.*n. Pet it* ...
... Alolyneux. Esq. I T. I.ittledalc, faq. John Bourne, T. C. Porter. I. sq. Thomas CAW, EMI. 1 1 N. Robinson, sq. te l'er Bourne, Esq. Sir Drinkwater. County 31aistmte, ev..lonathan Itnseks. Front the Select 31 r. John 1 I °lmes Vo.stry, 3lr. Richard Jom:s ...
... •' cra|f. x-alttl IUHiMtU K l-.i-.raUih, «.f .\hn>f«irh. the o-un»r of Cardigan, «id..u, linen -It 4. m April J, Whit l.i.n Irn, ( t«d. t larl.c Ml .Vn, Brim i. IV. t.rr John Mill and IBruinl. linen mcr. hantb. fM.. 4. , 1 IVter Hinsnu-r*' near the ...
... completed his 40th year. The Hermitage Jean Jacques Kosseau, at Montmorency, advertised for sale ; the price asked is i'tiOOO. Mr. John Hope has been elected Dean of the Faculty of Scottish Advocates, the room Mi. Jeli'rey. The Marquis Anglesey was to arrive ...
... the Wynnstay Arms, and ion Hotele, Wrexham ; the Wynnstay Arms, Ruabon’; ross Keys, Oswestry ; Swan, Wolverhampton ; Jerningham Arms, Shiffnall ; Lion, Shrewsbury; Royal and Albion Hotels, Chester; Liver- pool Arms, ‘Liverpool ; Mosele Arms, ...
... Gavernment offices Friday last, of nine yards superfine blue cioth. It ts reported this a Pocxer ricken.—Mrs. (Davies, of St. John’s Market, that Austeta has determined not to acknowledge the new Kmg of France, and that a large army, under the com. had her ...
... second votes without prejudice to him, willrcn-j .Mr. Grattan's election much more than at first supposed. It the corporation interest should not split between Air. AI urn and the recorder, .Air. Grattan • ill he defeated. The of the poll on Friday was Moore ...
... most interesting } information, Netherlan rom © conte ns the history of the feof the Mr Grattan, the author we presy vublished under ¢ ny eof Highways amd Mr. Grattan hay, the instance, rove : cuted a task which must recent events, will attach an im to ...
... Chapel, 4-c.,) Jabez Bunting, Robert Newton, Thomas Rowland, Philip C. Tuner. Liverpool (Pitt-street, Wm. llenshaw, John Bowers, John Beecham. St. Helen's, William Clarkson. LiverP6ol, Welsh, David Evans, who shall change on two Sabbaths in every three ...