... with their duty. Lord John moved that they committed to the custody the Serjeant-at-Arms, a motion which after some furtner discussion, was ordered stand over until Tuesday, the Sheriffs having been ordered be in attend- Cord John stated, in answer to ...

... Haverfoniwest. rtrtPrt of Harerfordwtut —The same day, at the to'-n ot Haverfordwest. (Janlioanthire. —Saturday, March 14, at Cardigan. Carmarthenshire. —Wednesday, March IH, Carmarthen. Horaurfh of Carmarthen. —The same day, at the borough Carmarthen. Ih ...

... of head-quarters, there was no holding him ; he bounded over the shop hatchway, and placed himself between Lord and Lady Cardigan, the head of the regiment, immediately behind his favourite band, and thus marched out of Canterbury. The 44 Major appears ...

... and orship having acknowledged the compliment, the meeting Mr. Grattan?s Nose.?On the subject of personal one in forcibly reminded of the admirable and good humoured bon-mot of Mr. Grattan, the author of and Byways, &c., who, during a residence by the ...

... the next moment John was in his raoiher’s arms! Early next morning, while the ex-mayor was engaged in his counting-house, calculating with his nephews the exact amount which he had lost by his runaway clerk, the old goldfinder with John entered. Were the ...

... the ensuing year, was proposed bv the Rev. J. H. Woodward, and seconded by the Rev. John Hall. It was then proposed by the Rev. H. Richards, and seconded the Kev. John Herniman, that the thanks of the meeting given the Dean and Chapter for the use of their ...

... ALBERT’S HUSSARS ADMONISHEDTHE EARL CARDIGAN REPROVED. On Friday, about twelve o’clock, the Adjutant-General, Sir John Macdonald, arrived at our cavalry banacks ; and, soon as Major Rotton, and Captains Forest and John W. Reynolds had arrived from Chichester ...

... given on Friday to the victory the able, learned and irreproachable Bishop of Lincoln, who walked into the Senate-house arm-in-arm with Lord Lyndhurst, and, amidst the most enthusiastic cheering, gave his vote tor his noble friend. The majority was exactly ...

... in 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 but not injured the other bone. —Gloucester Paper. Severn Navigation One of the most gratifying ...

... one Jane Davies, the daughter of Mr. John Davies, Felinban, near Cardigan, left her home under the following distressing circumstances:—She accompanied her sister to the very door of the Baptist chapel, in Cardigan, and somehow other, lurked behind, while ...

... for his wife ’till two days after he missed her. John Bathe, 1«, was charged with having broken into the dwelling-house of Mr. John Smith, and feloniously taken therefrom sugar and other articles ; and John Peach, 1!), with having been accessory before the ...

... ould remind their lorrisbipsof Arms to make proclamation lor the Yeoman I. she! to tl|at „ uttered at their lordships'bar by the prisoner to the bar o the most distinguished of his (the Attorney Gene- Serjeant- ‘t-Arms.—Yeoman I slier, hung forth . p ...