... White Lion Inn, Teaterden-Heavy Walk, of Wit-thsto, Denbighshire, grocer and tallow.chandiw. hoe M. at one. at the Willowy Arms Inn, Wreatom.4oha late of Dtritend Mills. sear Birmingham. at twelve, at Dee's Road Hotel, Butnimbeems.Winisea Clay, of St ...

... Covent-i ndex. The Halm! Estate. in Cardiganshire.—The renowned Ft-aldose*, Park, and Demesne of the late Colonel Johnes, M.P. for the (mini of Cardigan,with a Mansion of first rate illuminance, and Territory cosisting of about Thirteen Thousand Acres of .and ...

... norm ought to be neenisecipated)t when • question like that just decided was put to the vote, had walked out of this bows arm. in. arm with the Orange member for Sligo. The Rogliob Cu.. seer wives and Irish Orangemea were, oa this onmemon, supported slim ...

... —Evan Lloyd and John Lloyd, of Mold, Flintshire, booksellers and stationers—Henry Tynam and John Maiden, of place, Blsckfriars.road, manufacturers of carriage.wh i ttr-1. Jones. W. Phillips, E. Griffiths, J. Evans, and D. Davis., of Cardigan, rope-makers ...

... heart burs- Mgr , . It was, roquestitioab/y, a great benefit in the tithe cuss positive bill, that it equalised the harden arm arable and pas. lure lands—a permanent as well as a moderate swooned was fixed upon both. It had often been suggested that it ...

... uncompensated abolition of tithes. The practical difference between Mr. STANIZA proposition and these of Mr. GRATTAN appears to be this : Mr GRATTAN calls on parliament to abolish tithes at once, and to declare that the landlords ought to pay hereafter some ...

... presented a petition from Cripplegate, against the vagrants removal bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition front a military offict ron half-pay, alto hied lost an eye and an arm, complain. ing that be had not received that pecuniary compeneatitm to which ...

... my lads, her, are the articles of war (the Captain esteaded his kit hand, which contained them, being, like Cato, doubly armed —the bane and antidote were both before him)—My lads, they were made foe us all. I and my officers ate equally amenable if ...

... suite ; Sir .1. Meaning John lures; Sloe. Mr. Forbes: Mr. Eraser of Levet ; Mr. of Crlasonmogate ;Ad 'lira Imanshend ; I Whitney Was re Adana, Hammon ; Mr. 31o'ytotix ; Mr. Triter Mr. Week. &c.—/,,j, A Inetspondint sop, laird John Bosun le (metal: o : nunied ...

... AUTHOR of HIGH-WAYS and defile win steel other pruofs of • similar partiality of era Ism at d eta in the phonate on hoe d re arm, sin s m a y for a suiteble Alliance and he BY-WAYS. MORNING HER.U.D.-The fon which has within • few luau toward e the n welven ...

... square, Losvion; of Mr. John Jenkins, solicitor, ; of Rabat Evans. of Iliglimead. near Latopeter, in tb ant, of Cardigan, Esq. and at the diffetent Inns in the ebsee perishes. The different Tenants will show the Premises. JOHN.ON and WEATHER ALL. Temple ...

... Pembroke, Sid. ney, Magdalene, King's, Downing, and the Vice Provost of King's Coll ale. Althroan Weyer', Nov. 29.—The Carron, armed steamer, arrived here this morning for the purpose of conveying Mr. Peake's family and furniture to Portsmouth, to which Yard ...