... in the county of Cardigan, swallowed a mole alive, which afterwards worked its way out through the breast of the bird, and made its escape. The cob.survived the injury for three or four days, when it died._ Married, at Kilortli, John 13rogham Swayne, ...

... Exchequer conld ,„- °t ,.; however, get rid of the awkward fact; and l'hursdav evening he thus delivered himself, repl y to Mr. GRATTAN, who asked whether Government would object to the production s'le letter : lie first heard of the letter, he was disposed ...

... every ,where else, the inhabitants of Spain and Portugal are not likely to remain for any great length of time locked in the arms of ignorance and superstition. In France, Louis PHILIPPE is carrying things with a high hand; he will thus bring them to a ...

... wbuld then be for the house to accede to or dissent from the views of the government in respect to the Coercion Bill. Air. H. GRATTAN said that one thing was certain in respect to this measure of the government—namely, that it was most unconstitutional. Could ...

... if discipline were to be maintained, some strong power was required ma -country like this, where they had a body of men with arms in their hands, to maintain strict discipline. He had only to request that an inquiry might be instituted as to the practice ...

... dii iding the house. He read an extract from aNewspaper, of w hich we could hearno more than that Hughes Hughes walked arm-in-arm with Colonel Sibthorpe. He denied that any steady Reformer had voted fam the ministers on either of the two divisions in ...

... are not to have a commission of the peace unless on petition and grant.) Section I.—Parliamentary boundaries to be taken : Cardigan, 18; Denbigh, 18; Evesham, 18; Maid on, 18. Section 2.—Boundaries lobe settled by the King in Council :—Arundel, 15; Basingstoke ...

... resume in a few days. '' ACCEDIDNICS AND OFFENCES. Sunday morning, between ten and eleven o'clock, a Greenwich pensioner named John Perry, a. middle aged man, who resides at N 0.17, Lower Edmund-street, St. Pancras, committed self-destruction by nearly severing ...

... between seven and eight pounds, and having four legs, four arms, and two heads, with only one body. It lived for ten minutes, during which time it never ceased crying, and striking out its arms as if fighting. The mother was for a time in great danger ...

... between seven and eight pounds, and having four legs, four arms, and two beads, with only one body. It lived for ten minutes, during which time it n.ver ceased crying, and striking out its arms as if fighting. The mother was for a time in great danger ...

... Barbadoes lid a Od of the Emperor, the mother whose children had DOVER, FEB. 14.—The John, Porter, from Limerick Lavinia, Jones, arrived here. FEB. 17.--The Everton, from St. John's, N. 8., that Peruvian d • dother to London got in contact on Friday morning ...

... important crisis. Amongst the gentlemen present were, Richard Lalor Shell, Esq , M. P.; H. Grattan, Esq., M. P. ; Serjeant Woulfe, M. P.; Leland Crosthwaite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O'Gorman Mahon, M. Walsh, Lawrence Finn, M. R. Sausse, M. W. Savage ...