... Liverpool, limes draper, Julio Graham, of Liverpool, lbws drapes DAVIES of Gthisilyar, in Ibe co. of seer lAnspeter, is thew. of Cardigan, draper. shopkeeper, dlr. it ch enrrien. td 3d 311th April, twrlve White Messes. JOSOkiall and Itiew-init, mit Memos. Clarke ...

... Com. Conrt.—John Jones, Upper Brook-street, Grnsrenor-square. Middlesex, tailor, Com. Court.—John Ferris Bennallack, Truro, Cornwall, scrivener aDd broker, Com. Court. 7. —Henry Jones, late of Brecon, builder, Castle Hotel, Brecon.— John Rexworthy, WeUs ...

... they were to be discharged the following morning. The following is a copy of the record made in their case :— Thomas Clewes, John Barnett, George Banks, standing indicted as accessories to a murder, but the principal, felon not having been tried, and being ...

... writing (|Hist paid) to Messrs. PRAT, Solicitor*, Glastonbury; to Mr. I). 7. Highbury-Place, Kingsdown, Rristol; or to Mr. GRATTAN, Hutton of either whiun Particulars may had. / . / SOMERSET. TO K SOI. Y AUCTI N. the Premises, WF.DNESDAY and THURSDAY next ...

... Painting, Ac. John Pond, Esq. F.K.S.AC Astronomer Royal. Rev. T. R. Robinson, D.D. Prof, of Astron- Armagh. Capt Edward Sabine, Royal Artillery, Sec.RS. Joseph Sabine, Esq. F.RS. F.LS. Sec.H.S. F.Z.& George B. Sowerby, Esq. F.L.S. F.Z.S. John Taylor, Esq ...

... \. 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* ...

... Avignon was stopped by hand from 10 armed men on the 24. b February, in mistake for the tumbrils which carry to Toulon money for the to Aig'ers.—2,o64 emigrants from Ireland, and 146 from Great Britain,arrive.■ atSt. John's, New Brunswick, in 1829.—The Duchess ...

... would allow the costs to be paid out or the estate. Sir JOHN NICHOLL said that it was a case of great disappointment to the relatives, he would therefore allow the costs out of the estate, Mr. Grattan has sold the Freeman's Journal, some say for 1,000/, ...

... police-constable Pardoe was on duty in Middle. row, St. Giles's, he observed a wretched-looking female,with an infant in her arms, sitting at a hall door begging. Having questioned her respect. ing the child, she assured him that it was her own, and stated ...

... •' 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 ...

... defenceless condition Foul Point, that successful resistance could not have been oSered to any attack supported by heavily armed ships. was therefore conjectured that the French must, in the first instance* have effected landing, and that they had been ...

... be Sheriff of the county of Cardigan, in the room of Thomas Hugh Jones, of Noyadd, Esq. And llii Majesty was to make the following amendment on the roll; Cammridok.vnirk awo HrNTJWODOfiBHiRt. —John Gwylluro Scott, made John Guillum Scott. WAR.OFFICK, Feb ...