... KIREXEMUIR RIOTS. - On ridafy, before tire high Conurt i f.iigJteiciatrY, Edinb'rrgir, Alexatader Firldioay, Timoroas Watt, John flr1ttrioy, James Ilondersoui, James Barrie, weavers, hole An.r Knirmacke, were clarged wil I two cuace of mobbingv atla rioliug ...

... Carmartben and Borough, Saturday, November 17. PE~ICI BKOaUSrIXns-At Haverlordwest and Town, Monday, Nov. 1S. CARsIoANRSUIRN-At Cardigan, Wednesday, November 21. BREioCNOCSHIIRS-At BrecLu, Frlday, November 23. At the CITY of BRISToL, Alonday, November 26. S ...

... Wacott, a painter, was finally examined yesterday before Mr. Alderman Kelly, charged with stealing £4 from James Langdon,of Cardigan. 'Ihe complainant had just arrived fram St. Helena en his way to Wales, and in his eagerness to see something from his native ...

... one of the six clerks in Chancery, and uncle to the present Sir John Hanner, Batrt. BANmURY.rHentr William Tancred, Esq. BARNTAPLE.-.John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and Major St. John Fancourt. BASSETLAW.-G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (a)'thc Hon. A. Duncombe ...

... Ca, Newv-street, Dtoddington-grove. asifert, a portion of lire ifoarol -Ml benallotted foe tihe stanellng ot carriages. ST. JOHN, SOUTHWARK.-COUN YXIVOTERS, ti10re Ir ershy give: theat all PERIONS CL.IMAihlN to VOTE at th,- er;-trrir FLTEC ON of MEMBERS ...

... Lloyd, Esq., 806 ; John Mytton, Esq., 311. PEMBRoKE (County), MAY 11.-Sir John Owen, 505; Hon. Mr. Greville, 457. CARNARYON (County), MAY 11.-Sir C. Paget, 263; 0. Gore, Esq., 258. Al IRELAND. MEMBERS RETURNED. WICXLOW (County).-Jas. Grattan, Esq., J. Howard ...

... named a Margaret Connally, attended. Counsel briefly stated the cir- T cumstances of the case to be, that his Client, Colonel Arm- a strong, a gentleman of high respectability, had been so unfortu- 51 nate as to marry a lady of inferior rank, who so far ...

... was lying nearly naked' on the floor. Tlhey immediately pursued the *,Wretched maniac, who' bad broken 'his arm in the fall, but hadinow armed himself with a scythe, and was run- ning about the road with no other clothing than h's shirt. As soon as he ...

... that MIAllum was not suffi- ciently identified. The next vote impeached was that of John Tall, mar- chant, for bribery. John Heady, the proprietor of the Carpenters' Arms, de- posed that lie went to Linwood's house, in which the dis- trict committee of ...

... HONou1rFAHLEC-Larly St. John, Pa~wager Lady St. John.k IlON011flrstrrs-Lady Itnelrort Corleereil, Mrs. Stafford Jtsrnolng. Iranl, Sirs: ?? Smiyth, Siss Leigh, Mrso. Godial, Aliss Wli- ;lqurghby, 'uLay Pakesnlnam, Afrs. Hlasey li.waon Uri. John Elliot, Afro, Seymoeur ...

... small arms to be reduced as far as It was Possible or proper. He believed that there were somewhere about 200,0450 stand of arms. fie had allowed them to go as low as p~ossble, In order to give an oppiort a- nItY Of providing, Insteed of the old arms, those ...

... combat these I rt ,would be by arming and favouring the population I ts of towns, and setting the dregs of the streets to 10 resist the beggars of the mountains. But the ie precious Ministry of Spain has a terror of arming LT or encouraging national guards ...