... Imrocenksl from a sense of pressing danger, and the litter hopelessonn of effectually arresting the prowess of the British arms. lit order, however, to put the best face oil atliiirs, Admilal Elliot was told that it was a fortunate circumstance that lie ...

... reprewiee end le Ger %Me, was ea Ole het- -- es &Mews will le II the of the Q Sasserres.—Thase &Mem were held dun day. before John Wilson, Env. Recorder, and the borongli Magistrabs. There were no prisoners for trial; bat as • was wy, the followin pa. dew ...

... the 211 master advised with 11r. Brown. agent the con. signer carKtL ho applied to C HOKPn. of She Nlagolaleit. resident at Cardigan, under whose aid insosa:tement, a party of and pil Is got Me whisk cargo out, and nom ii %easel river the bar raver. The ...

... C. .1 Hall. ailed .a hit dead. Among the company we whaerved, Capt. Uoyd. Dolkailld, Cam. Maemerigir,Capt Levis, CI, alit., John Ileyonn, Adpar Hill, T. P. Wagarv, Penalltrilid, Capt. tuanhope, IL P. Jewlhina. 1.. • riff, W. Davies, Iq., Tra•muorr, J. ...

... and aad Nam tar Ilse Ott sod Weft. weed bao • keg. sod there in • vary od • Masked to tip prat , raanot be O•e• to W.ll Grattan, lb. ambled at he work. tie had • talk to ; sad we think we take to ray dot, elthourt either uhihe nr _ . _ _ . . . I havethit ...

... beauties of s;oritog. Mr. R. K. lintler, ot Bin ll ill ghee. I the evidence of Ale John ilasleby. Supervisor. and Mr. *rep El to the Swirly as onnual subocriptimi. John l'ugh. Officer of Ritchie, mitigated penalty rie.s.—We ore desirous of apprising Slit' ...

... member.. of 1t,.. Albert Lodge the egille.r. Resembled Saturday lait, at the Lodge Iliinm. and reeled so to the of brother. John Thome*. for the porpoise ar payiug Lint the kat tiihnte respect, by Proing a funeral processiiiii Ili infer lai• mortal in ...

... retarned 1.. the house in the stifle orderly where au e•eelleist dinner hied la shine broit,r P.P. Thuti.aa. of she Farmers Arm. Inn. The being r•sioived. id Morris,. D. G. M of Carmarthen District. ear coll.(' to the eltair. and M 'Maros. Esq N. D. the ...

... obtain a majoritv, is I I ed by the fact that Lord Halliburton, who is in extreme 311 health, was carried in his servants' arms into the library of the House of Commons, and there remained until the division bell rang, when he was wheeled in a chair into ...

... Wydasteday the Rev. James Griffiths. atZwasaasaa. aunt the Rev. Daniel Jones. of Llangendeiroe ; and in the •fternoun, the Rey. John J”tus. •iear of Llattsadwrii. All sermons nets very powerful nod pathetic. and from the general attention at the aaliesce it ...

... engagement has bees rained i n to i ts the spirit, and the nratela—nr let as rather roll it 5 wirnanwat, or .• gentle pawige of arms—de So came in Gloucester earty in February next. been and am bet relates coward I her. inalber, Mr 4 Hawkins, as In the she ...

... an ear • aitneooo that It arm pealble ho I.rte loloattoell a attar Immo* thedmi e oralootat two ppsr.. lie h an mat to o t:todit to glut I.lllnntry. I resod'', Tours truly, Caremedide,llllrele 3, letl2. the wilt. of M. John IA la. of the Vivian* Parti ...