... ascendancy, Cardiganshire has, we apprehend, advanced but little in independence. CARDIGAN—(in) P. Pryse, Esq., of Gogerddan, a great landowner the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Berks; His name was originally Loveden, but he changed it tor I on ...

... * (looiau (be of \\ (tUmcioii, * John Irelaod, lad about age. foro Aldamau Firio. ib« Mkimioo beadajr. Air. Drew, »utrU that be io*Uw to one paaaeagara wbo were oa Katuu when that Straits, Augoat, IHJ4, said that John J'* l ** lad who waa aeon on Murray’a ...

... gentleman who stood by, observing his vexation, inquired, Did you see the Queen?” and being answered the negative, took him by the arm and placed him in front of the throne, that lie had not only a full view of the Queen, but received from her Majesty a slight ...

... Sir John Campbell, the attorney-general. Mr. Abe- cromby, formerly chief baron the exchequer iv Scotland, and afterwards master of Mint, is son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, who fell at Alexandria, and brother to the present Lord Abercromby. Sir John Campbell ...

... 1. COSTAINS I PART II. WILL CO'TAIN THE RIGIIT HON. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, M.P. I VISC. MELBOURNE, from a Painting by Sir T. Lawrence. CHARLES BULLER, ESQ., M.P. JOHN TEM1PLE LEADER, ESQ., M.P. JOHN ARTHUR ROEBUCK, EsQ. I GEORGE GROTE, EsQ., M.P. OPINIONS ...

... itful plants will thiive. Pre/erred.— The Rev. John Weller, D.D., to tiie Rectory of North Luffenham, Rutland, vacant hy the death of the Rev. W. IJardyman The Rev. P. G. Harper, be Minister of St. John's Chapel, Walsall Wood.—The Rev. R. P. Clarke, to ...

... Esq. of L Malamhury, Devon-J. Auwood, Esq. of Aberayson, Cardigan, to B Mrs. Jennings, *f Powvick, near Worcester-AL Llangattock, Mr. Wns. Judd, to Miss Jane Jones, of iMerthyr TydalL-Mr. john 'A Hath, of Gloucester, carpenter, to Sarah, 4th ISu. of Mr ...