... •' 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 ...

... \. 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* ...

... , in county of Cardigan, the estate and residence of the late Admiral dece**d. 4k0.a1! that Freehold Messuage, Teoerauartnnd lowuix, yfl (hr appurtenances called GwaialJt.nituper in Ike pariah •Utnwwrog afore Mid, in the said Cardigan. all Freehold Messuage ...

... HALFORD, MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY. The following is a copy of the bulletin issued yesterday : — Windsor Castle, May 7. The King has passed the last 24 hours under a continued mitigation of his symptoms. HENRY HALFORD, MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY. The subjoined ...

... the new Cellrge of S.tn« mil«. J'«Uli Cardigan mile., Carmarthen l» 1- and New Quay and 12 truler. ,11 of ti eltcet tlirto are good roads, and thtm it dally Lon. .o,t the town of 1 .ampeter. Estate apply to John Jones, of «>wnteen, i, [.l.n.ao»liitt: ...

... Commander in Chief in Bengal —-Colonel the Hon. John Kanuetr. Majealy’a half pae, to be Military SeerClart; Capt. Aleaantler M‘U»hlan, (loyal Artillery; l.teul. Lord Kaoney, a »llh Regiment; and Capuin John Byrne, Majeaty'a Slat Regiment, to A ideate-Camp; ...

... Murigi—PrwfWiaor, Marv .u,d Helena. Knight, uni K.u.cv, Nlrl cd/»u//*We, Swift. WiUianis, ant FUtcr-. Jm.,.Sri.c«, MaOuC, John. Kelly. and Mcr-ae*.., Jourt-Tr*. rnitrr. CsMt Packet, Poyr*r— SsAwkcrfr. Betfcv. V.'illia .**—/fwArvfrr, Onunnra, Bailey— ...

... hinp off the deck ; had been with wafer one of 11. M. Packets fc nd did not want any Ihe Nelson, Crawford, from London fnr St- John’s, ■ N.B. was spoken 2«th ult in lal 42 11, lon. 61 0, all well; , It-td the crew >f the Kathleen h ...

... 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 ...

... they let fly their arrows so thickly that they came like snow. The Genoese fled, and some of the heavy-armed troops were involved in their confusion.. John of Luxemburgh, king of Bohemia, who commanded Philip's main body, though nearly blind, commanded his ...

... member's inquiry. The bill was then passed through the whole of its respective stages. STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from John Hughes, a pensioner, complaining or a stoppage of his pension. The honourable member, in moving that the petition ...

... 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 ...