... Colonel Wood . .. * ?? Lord Chandos J. Smith . George D Dsh wood Cambridge . .. ?? Captain York Y Rt. ¶owR.ley J. . ?? . Cardigan . .. ..nel Powell . Carmarthen . .. Ric Trevor E. H. Adams Cornarvo r, ?? .. T. A. Smith Cheshire, North East E. J. Sttsley ...

... any opportunist of righlting~ themanisves, ev'sn that so much dreaded bj the Nole 'Earl, of throaung'thaem-1 aselvee into the arms of France. He totally disclaimced,' .both on thesp gt of his rolleagoes and lhimself, the iml-C putantien of desiring to sacrifice ...

... 6. . wh (Contiestcedfrem our last Private Correspoendence.) wai Mr R. WASON agreed to withdraw his amendosent the to Lord John Russell's resolution in regard to hcrilirv and hutl corruption at elections, and the resolution was agre~d to. (H Thle Sessional ...

... ditto*~ Fielden, John, ditto Nagle, Sir Richard, Bart., Faithful, 0., B3righton Westmeath County Home, Joseph, Middlesex O'Brien, Corncl, Clare Co. Kennedy, alnoes, Tiverton O'Connell, Maurice, Tralee SCOTLAND-TWO MtEMnBERS. O'Connell, John, Yanghall Kinlocb ...

... county, nor had any anti- tithe outrages occurred-(Hear, hear.) Distress was not the cause, for the midnight robbers seized arms, and refuced mnoney and food. They sought revenge, intiii- dation, and pomer, bat neither the remedy nor the means of reinedyiag ...

... otif tire Rion. Pbrle o alaoa eywl ociebe- cause isol!atstath dititidnobenda- elated ?? ilp.lespotdtr nend- moist. Plc, J. GRATTAN throughrt the amesslaent would Ire dlesirable, iceret it only for the satisfaction of the Lord Lieutenant, rhobi had so difficult ...

... Stale and the country , hut _also to _the interests of the clergy _themselves . — - — - ..-..- — .---. --. - _- — - _..-• sir JOHN _HANMEB said if this _bill _should _pa's inio a law , it would be a violation of _the Coronation Oallla direct _violation of ...

... Vincent IBromhall, (boys) are saved, and that their parents, their .brotheirs tidsister, are dead. Also inform 5ir John Hart- ley, Callenders Arms, Port Street, 'Manchester, that his ,father atld mother are lost, brothers saved. I believe .there are two others ...

... Searhorougir vit fir the repeal of the sha)ipnsuorancs defies, and from Ship- 50 os ners complaining of distress. do0 *Mr J1. GRATTAN beggerd to Ask the Noble Lorri, ox; iietisee tire Government hbad given directions fuir tire th; rorloyment of the ril iitary ...

... _the price will make them _exert nil llieir encrgiro . First Cargo of _New _Oats from _Ireland- —By _the Ospray of Cardigan , John Jones , master , from _Dundalk _, which sailed from that port on _the evening oftlio 20 th , and arrived at Glasgow on ...

... kept out at _sea , and _ran in with _safety on _Saturday forenoon _, with _the exception of the _barque Beverley , _from St John's , N . B ., _which , after showing _signals of _distress , ran _ashore on _the Dove Point , to tlie westward _of _Lcasowe ...

... Wednesday last , i the _'Rev . John Sinclair , acting _as Commissary for the Lord _Bishop of St David ' s , collated the Rev . • John _' Willi « mK ; _' / _Rector' of : the Edinburgh Academy , to ih ' e'Archdeaconry of Cardigan , and to the annexed prebend ...