... Rauch wisdom as statesmen, either in foreign or domestic eoueerns. We agree with the Horning Chrossiele of M-day, that an armed inierventi•os by Frame would be favournb!e to the cause of the young Queen. Let as suppose, says our contemporary, %hose prin ...

... between the house and the ma; distant about el miles from Cardigan, and nearly the same from Newrastle-Endva. For particulars apply (if by litter, post-paid) to Mr. David Jose., at the Gwent:in Arm., Troedyraur. CARNIAUTIIENSIIIRE. AND of gA. Borough of ...

... was held at Cardigan; aml on the same day, an Auxiliary am established fur Cardigan and it Vicinity, in aid of the Church Missionary Society. The attendance of the friends of the church, on the oceashin, was snit respectable. The Rev. John Hughes, 6,. ...

... brother. Mr. W. Brougham. Whether this arrangement is to be like that for the Borough of Stroll--• and Lord Brougham. like Lord John. is furnish a quid pro quo. we know not: at all events, subject is bruited about.—Sismised. By the succession of William Courtenay ...

... Treasury beaches. To secure this desiderous, a democratic reform bill was introduced, which, when it was first proposed by Lord John Russell. according to the confession (done of the Whig party, Mr. Smith, M. P. for blidhurst, actually took away his breath ...