... fortune. After remarks from Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Goulburn, Messrs. Roche, Lefroy, Grattan, Percival, Sibthorpe, and others, leave was given to bring in the bill. Lord John Russell gave notice, that on Monday he would move for leave bring in a bill for the ...

... preserved along with the arm, and the following explanatory statement wrote, in the year 1752, by Mr. John Graham, Woodhall Hall:— Ralph Thorsby, Esq. writes his ' Book of Curiosities,' that the most noted all curiosities the hand and arm, cut off at the elbow ...

... was perpetrated at Stourbridge, on the night of Thursday the instant, the unfortunate victim heing Mr. John Orchard, landlord the Woolstaplers' Arms, that town, and brother of Mr. Joseph Orchard, the active and respected police officer that city It appears ...

... the Priory, Brecon, where they are to sojourn for some time. Archdeaconry of Cardigan.—A numerous and highly respectable meeting of the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Cardigan, convened the Rev. Daniel Bowen, M.A. Commissary-General, in compliance with ...

... 96 oz. or 6 lb. each.— Gard. Mag. Inroads of the Sea on the Coast of Cardiganshire The whole of this ocean amphitheatre (Cardigan Bay) wa's formerly dry land, and the greater portion remained so until the sixth century, when Gwydddne Garnabir was the ...

... resolution addressing Lord John Rafael) the Subject. The specific n,mire their complaint is expressed the sifbjoiiied copy an Address which intended to be forwarded tbe noble mover of the reform measure : the Hun. Lord John HutteU. S,c The humble Petition ...

... property of Mr. T. Dayas at Lientwardine.— John James, convicted of stealing part of a fence belonging to Mr. John .Mason, at Bosbury— Thomas Taylor and William Taylor, convicted of heir.g out at night armed, and shooting a pheasant at Ashperton William ...

... Guildhall, Ludlow, before W. Downes, Esq. the Borough Coroner, and a respectable Jury, on view the of Mr. John Carrier, late of the Charlton Arms Inn, Ludford. The deceased had a tumour growing on the right side his neck, and which was removed about two ...

... Sir R. Vyvyan, T. C. Whitmore, Col. Wood, Sir . Wynne. Sec. &c. John Barneby, Esa. M. P. for Droitwich, paired off in favour of Lord Stanley's motion, with Pryse Pryse, Esq. M.P. for Cardigan, Sec. The French papers of Thursday state that intelligence had ...

... Harcourt, and P. Esq. of Twizell House, Northumberland.—Local Secretaries: John Adamson, Esq. Wm. Button, Esq. and Professor ,° son—Local Treasurers: Rev. W. Turner, and Charles John Btam, Esq.—General Secretaries : Rev. George Pea, 0m^ M, ircheson, Esq ...

... himself and for whose apprehension reward was offered, had voluntarily surrendered, and was now in the custody of the Sergeant at Arms— He was ordered to attend at the Bar to-morrow. POOR LAWS. Tiie Lord Chancellor then rose to move the second reading of the ...

... same place—On Tuesday, at Newland, Mr. John Linus, tea dealer, to Miss Mary Jenkins, both of Monmouth the 6th inst. Mr. David Jones, Voelalltuchaf, Cilian Aeron, Cardiganshire, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Mr. John Grirfiths, Monachdybach, Llanhadarn-fach ...