... the immediate arming of the Post-office steamers, The Dasher is to go to Portsmouth, on Friday, for this purpo: We understand the packets on this station will ea armed with two 32-pounders, and that their crews will be adequately Slar. ARMED Steam-Surps ...

... Did not go to Mr. Beb*’ Had not walked arm in arm with Lord W. Paget; smoked a cigar in his lordship’s company ; and on one sion had walked under his umbrella when it was snotfb but did not take hold of his arm. Had called upon * lordship when he was ...

... upon my honour.’’ The Sergeant-at-Arms then said, ‘‘ Yeoman Usher, cali in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan.’’ The Noble Earl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Stewarp addressing him, Jamas Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted for a felony ...

... the honours of the Bath. Some explanations were given by Sir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon this subject; and after a few lemarks from Mr. Mangles, Mr. Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and a warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl ...

... Ministry; and that there little doubt that Lord John Russell will join the Administration of Sir Robert Peel—that Lord Stanley will retire from the office of Colonial Secretary, and will be succeeded by Lord John.— Brighton Herald. The contemplated matrimonial ...

... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH T. HIRON Mr. H. SUMMERFIELD Mr- W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD M r - HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRESON Mr. JAMES TIDBITS ...

... given notice. A ship from China, which left Tonkoo Bay on the 9th December, is reported to off Liverpool; her name is the John of Gaunt, supposed have a quantity of tea on board. Our arrivals from the West Indies bring the Jamaica mail, which we have ...

... NICKS Mr. JAS. BATEMAN Mr. W. OSBORN Mr. JOHN BROWN Mr. W. PHILLIPS Mr. JOHN COURT Mr. C. REDFERN Mr. H. ELVINS Mr. W. SMITH Mr. T. HIRON Mr. H. SUMMERFTELD Mr. W. HOPKINS Mr. D. SUMMERFIELD Mr. W. HOLLAND Mr. JOHN TWAMLEY Dr. JEAFFRESON Mr. JAMEB TIBBITS ...

... croft ; that they fired, and were repulsed with fire-arms ; and that they damaged the furniture. They were sentenced to be imprisoned, with hard labour, for twelve months. Bow axp tHe boys, named John Titsell and Barney Carroll, were placed at the bar before ...

... procession through the principal streets of Cardigan, firing uow and then as they went towards the Rhydyfweh Turnpike-gates, standing about three-quarters of a mile off, the first on the road leading from Cardigan to Neweastle Emlyn. There are two gates, ...

... and which induced him proceed warmer climate. —Derby Reporter. Cardigan Borough Election. —Three candidates are in the field—The Hon. Mr. Vaughan, brother to the Earl of Lisburne ; Mr. John S. Harford, of Bristol, who was defeated in 1841 the late member ...

... COMPANY, will be held in the COMMITTEE ROOM, the GAS WORKS, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of January ins taut, Twelve o'Cloek Noon. JOHN CARTER, Qlerk to the Company, Coventry, Janu;. y 18, 1848. CROSS KEYS, EARL-STREET. ELIZABETH GRAY, IN returning her sincere ...