... gleernaintuutes with lb. late Edmund Res n, be P. C. Grattan, lsq —Tbe Factory. A Seem. by the Hon. Mrs. Norton—Dick Doleful A Sketch trorn Nature. by the author of Paul Pry—The Divoreee Divot,. A Tat., by John Minim, Esq.— Seasrmable Ditties, by Thomas Haynes ...

... considered the. people illegal and oppressive. The nature oftbe gnevnoces complained of was staled the House of Commons Mr Grattan, upon affidavits, and anbsequently detailed Sergeant Perrin, when Mr. Littleton ptraised an in.esligalioD into tb* ehsrgea ...

... 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, ...

... COAL-HOLE. In the last number of the New Monthly, Mr. Grattan, author of Highways and Byeways and Lord Byron, both express their opinion of a certain tavern called the Coal Hole. Mr. Grattan informs us that b lien Kean was in , the meridian of ...

... Quebec sailed for Gloucester, Brooks Mauritius NEWPORT arrived from Wm. & Robert, Andrews St. John N B. CARDIGAN arrivedfrom Alarm, Willis Quebec NEATH arrivedfrom John Dnnn, Colville Quebec |,I V RRPOO artivedfrom Mars, Fulkner St. Petersburg Helen, Taylor ...

... Tale, by the Hon. Mrs. Norton--Seasonable Ditties, No. 2, by Thomas Haynes Bayley—Paganini's Fiddle—The Conclusion of Mr. Grattan's Reminiscences of the late Edmund Kean, &c. &c. Orders for the Magazine should be sent to the Booksellers by the 28th to ...

... pleased to institute the Rev. William Davies, P. C. of Mount, to the Rectory of Llangunllo, in the county of Cardigan, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Jones; on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lordship has also been pleased to institute the Rev ...

... death sib johm sTCVßNtoii.— Sir John departed this life Saturday morning, bfs daughter's, the Marchioness Hcadfort’s real, in ibis county, where bad been for tome time staying a declining state of men were gb)y gifted Sir John Stevenson. Hi* genius aa musical ...

... Deft, Londun Amsterdam Preston, Murray Hambro Atalanta, Croker Dunkirk Mary, Lambert Rouen Defiance, Dyer Waterford GRAVESEND armed from 21 Regalia, Phillips Davis’Straits St. Peter, Lefevre Pernambuco Astrea, Watson Odessa Thetis, Ellis Messina Sultana, ...

... Kent, and the Duchess of Braganza and the Princess Victoria. The Duchess of Braganza then offering the Duchess of Kent her arm, and the young Queen giving her's to the Princess Victoria, they conducted them to the reception room. They remained there engaged ...

... holding of John Williams and his undertenant. Lots land 2 are well wooded. Part of the meadow land may be irrigated at a small expense, and the whole property is capable of g reat improvement. The timber growing upon the respecti ve f arms to be taken ...

... off the yoke the heir of the Caliphs. In vain the southrons policy the Seraglio had often despatched into Egypt the Capidgi armed with the poniard and the curd ; in vain these perfidious agents had made use uf every effort to deliver the Sultan from so ...