... Birmingham Plans and Specifications of the Works and Seetions rddan Arms, of the Drains may be seen at the Go Aberystwith; Black Lion, Cardigan; Wynnstay Arms, Machynlleth; Oxford Arms. ington; Bear Ine, : Newtown. Oak Inn, Welsh Pool; Castle Inn, Brecon; ...

... Leominster ; John Stanley, charged with stealing five sheep, the property of John Hollowav, the parish of Bromyard ; Witlian Hill, and Edward Pugh, charged with stealing a quantity of wheat, the property of William Norman, the parish ot Ashperton ; John Challenger ...

... itors as wéll as residents—at the Glou ceste + Hotel, where he has lived since he put under arrest by Lord Cardigan.—The Cambrian says Sit John Guest is paying £24,000 per month in wages, and is the only ironmaster in the county that has erected a public ...

... operation, was so severely lacerated that it was found | necessary to amputate one of his arms, the circular saw) having cut through one of the bones of his arm.—Six | heads of houses, out of nineteen, have refused an office of | great and coveted Vi ...

... Col of Arms. Also that his al Highness shall for the future use and bear t al Arms, differenced with a label of three points ai t, the centre point charged with the cross of St. George, quarterly witb the arms of his Mlustrious house, the Royal arms in the ...

... , in the parish of Northfield.on Thursday next; his Lordship will afterwards dine and sleep at \Vassell-grove, the seat of John Richards, Esq. On triday morning he will consecrate the Chapel and Chapel-yard at Quinton, in the parish of Hales Owen • a ...

... disc! of his military functions by the Earl of Cardigan, | Lieutenant-Colonel of the 11th or Prince Albert’s Hussars, is copied from the Times of Friday last — “ We are given to understand that Lord Cardigan took | the command of the 11th Dragoons in India ...

... excitement in July and August last ear. In the cases of James Isaac Armitage, George ‘areham, Thomes Howartte, John Wright, James Deke, and John Livesly, wha were indicted for, and convicted of a seditious i in was proved that the prisoners had atteuded ...

... learning, piety, and unblemished character, being combined him with commanding vigour of mind. Again Lord Cardigan.—The report that Lord Cardigan, the officer in command the I Ith Hussars, had ordered Captain Reynolds, the senior captain the regiment, ...

... Albert's Hussars Admonished.-The Earl of Cardigan Reproved.—Yesterday, about twelve, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our Cavalry Barracks; and, as soon as Major Rotton and Captains Forrest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...

... New-street, all of Bir- mingham. VALUABLE GROUND RENTS, | DWELLING HOUSES. AND BUILDING LAND, PROSPECT- ROW, HOWE-STREET, AND CARDIGAN-STREET, NEAR THE RAILWAY STATIONS, BIRMINGHAM. O be SOLD by AUCTION, by E. and C. ROBINS, and Co. on Friday next the 4th ...

... Tue tate final inquiry into the charge made against the Earl of Cardigan, as principal, in paving feloniously shot at Captain Harvey Tuckett, sith intent to murder him, and Captain John Douglas and Captain Wainwright, as accessories, took place yn Monday ...