... from Whitland to Cardigan. euntalning together IMO.. 1.. Rite. of very valuable Amble, Pastitre !wog, well watered, of Art-at improvement . Thant an Yarn' Hon. , . and addable all in fowl repair, MOMS% noder a Itraw for the Life of John !sewn. aged 72, ...

... their evening's antawewent. FALMOUTH EL6CTIOa —We understand there doubt the trinuiphmit return of Mr. nutrition, nephew of Sir John as lb* future meshes fur Palmoeth. The Liberals ore united in his support. and Or. Bowling, with the tree feeling of a Reformer ...

... traveller, Wm. Weeds, for. the Cm, upon John Frost, of Newport. arcepted by him, sod payable at the West of Reeked Hank, Bristol. net as duly paid at the Batik. We had bills of that sort from Mr. Fred four times a.year. John Chaphiln-1 am bookkeeper to Chapman ...

... the Pariah of Idantroirly, art disable F.tßlf, In a civic fence. trce : • inter. by rorooiltr goad learnt., fr W 1. I. Cardigan., and containing together ;SA. On. ,•' eery valuable Alesdow, and Nature xatrr, and rapable ur gfeat itoprortnuent, an et:valiant ...

... . to Eliza, daughter of the We Mr. John Josee, Lochtin, Llaogranog. At Fishcaird, Peinbroteahire, Mr. Jima parry, M. High-Mr/A, Haverfordwest, to Miss Willis:lW of the far iler place. leaner) , stn, by the Rev. John Willfenia, at Chapel, near Cardiff ...

... Sheriff of Middle4ex.— (LerJ John Itunaell):—The House divided tva•foarry—ATlO, 206. Ittrwitt, R.ginald Moyle, David tiraham, Sir James I Talbot, J. If. KINORITT-4014, 90. Jones, John I Nichol], John Wood. Colonel T. On fiord John Hassell's Motion That the ...

... onus on the Court, or Lord' John.—l am glad to inform yon, that you. respected Member, David Morris, Esq., not only for C 01. Sibthorpc's motion, hut also fur Mr. !rine's, fur reducing the grant to £21,000. The debate ow Sir JOHN YARD'S motion is not likely ...

... confidence of this linage;'—(Sir John Yarde Buller.) The fol., lowing Member' connected with the Principally voted on the occasion : Minor:to—Ago, IS?. Lord Adore: hir J. Graham; John Jones • C. N. R. Molina • J. Nichol' ; Skr John Ogren ; Co'pool W ;Dd. Ma ...

... whole the sum of l5 was collected, which MI the following day was distributed among the pour of the town. CARDIGAN.?The inhabitants of town of Cardigan evinced every mark of loyalty and attachment to their beloved Sovereign on the occasion of her union with ...

... for the future sae and bear the royal arms, differenced with • label of three points argent, the centre point charred with the Cross of St. (image quarterly with the -arms of his illustrious house, the ;Royal Arms In the first sud fourth quarters. Splendid ...

... at•Arinc. Keeper of the Privy Poise. Sia Gratismen.M.Arms. Six Yeamea of the Guard to else the procession. On arriving at the estrairee the Chapel. the drums and trthopeto Sled d. The Gentlemen-at-Arms remained outside the Camper ether, is the Aate-Chapel ...

... PARLIANIINT.—.IIr. Alderman ThoMpson moved the discharge of William the other sheriff, trorti the custody of the serjeant.M.arms.—Lard ' John Ransil did not are how the discharge of the sheriff would vindicate the prisiieges the House . He should rive the motion ...