... London. PROVISIONAL MANAGERS: Job. Rese.S. Est. John Esq. John Howland*, Esq. arm Has. Cope' llanbwy. Esq. 'Tr Hobert Illamey, Esq. ileum Combos, Esq. I. rata W. Yuma, Esq. W. W. Mansell, Em. ENGINEER: JOHN WRIGHT. ESQ., BANKERS: Messrs. ileenrye, Taylor ...

... Bnlwick the Koyal party passed the seat of the Bari of Cardigan, at Dan Park. Hers a very large and handsome arch was thrown across the road. But a more interesting sight was the junction of Lord Cardigan’s tenantry, who musterod in great numbers by the roadside ...

... addressed to Sir John Burooyne. We suppose there it such a letter in existence; and if there be, we are quite sure its importance, cannot be over-rated. We coufess, however, we at e unable to understand why should have been addressed to Sir John Bdrooyn*, or ...

... JOHN BULL ruin, mmi Ken cnlnl with the barest nertttartet of life. Supply tktmwith Utumuaemmriumud they wtuldnot tMrkal •U, andthnr kuM*tfi»d»*try vnutUt dettrotnUtrner. tkt mtrtnr timid It compel the Irith Meitrtr imddft'i werti and wot to the labourer ...

... felony making their escape.—Ten years transportation. . ~ , , John Seabright, 18 (two others indicted with him not custody)* was convicted of stealing 19 (sovereigns from board the brig John of Hartlepool, lying in the London Docks, the property of J. ...

... Morgan, C.M. Vi.ian John B. Chapman, k, HamUton, Lord Morgan, O. Waddington, H. Cbolmooileley, H. Hareoort. 0.0. Neeld.j'oraph W.lah,Sir John Cbriatopber, R. Haiconrt.OS. Neeld.Joha Waller, John Chute, W. t. W. Hardings, Sit H. Nicholl, John Welby, O. B. Clements ...

... accommodativn of the Drains may be seen at the Gogerddan Arms, should be required | Abervstwith; Black Lion, Cardigan, Wynnstay Arms, Me. Samue! Hiles, of Pulley, « appoint a person Machynlleth; Osford Arms, Kington, Bear Ino, to shew the ground, nd tor particulars ...

... JOHN BULL sidfnt, Pedro Befoqoin, Pio Loborda. Fomaado Corradt, Joae Portills, Pedro Serna ae Buranda, and Valentin Llanos; erery one ie to respect and obey them as the lawfol anthorities appointed the will of the Crown for the maintenance of public order ...

... great Grattan, “ occurred—coercion and conciliation; we pro- sed the latter and o; posed the former ;” and concludes — May the libert ol the people be immortal !” How changed the son! How changed even since last year, when he sent away his arms, and opposed ...

... Works Chambers’s Cyclo; sedia of Literatare 2 vols Information for the people, 2 vo Educational Course & weekly Miscellany Grattan’s, Sbeil’s, and Fiood’s, Speeshes, 1 volume The Book ef Common.Prayer, various Prices, from 84 Church Services in verious ...

... the procusion took folly two bonrn to giteo point. Mr. O’CooneU armed at Don nybrook abont half-put thru e’eluk. Of coo me ba waa cheered Inslily. Mr. Joba O’Conoell, M.P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Tom Steel-, and some other orators of secondary merit, ...

... IRISH ARMS BILL—REPEAL, &e. Mr. TRELAWNEY presented a petition from Tavistock, agreed to at a public meeting, against the Irish arms bill. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE presented a petition from the burgh of Finsbury, agreed to at a public meeting, praying for an in- ...