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... at onece upon Mr. ยข Grattan's amendment. t- After some conversation, in which Col. SIB- n THOtRP and Sir II. INGLIS took part, n Mr. STAFTFORD withdrew his motion for the adjoursiment, whereuposi the HIoase divided upon Mr. Grattan's amiiendnienst, and ...
... missed bot- tles of wine from his cellar, finding that an aper- ture had been made in the wall sufliciently large to admit an arm and hand, ptlaced a rat trap close r to the hole, anti next morning he found semie hu- matl skin and a portion of the nail of ...
... Ruthin, onl the night of the 31st of Oct. Ci- John Tl'limas, IEsq., of Ccfn Gwyn, was unanii- ofl- mouslv re-elected Mlayor of' thle ancient city oft loid Diinas.Aowddy, onl the 15th inst. proposed bys had John Jones, Esq., the Recorder, and seconded by ...
... was turned, it slipped off and his right arm got into the wheel, and under the knife, by which his hand was chopped clean off. A large wound, four insehes long, and nearly one deep, was inflicted upon his arm, and another in his armpit, by which the oxilla ...
... step-father, John Williams, were summoned, the former for being drunk and dis- d orderly on the public streets on the l8th ult. and P the latter for rescuing him from the custody of Richard Myers, police officer. Rilchard was fined i 53, and John was ordered ...
... David Evoas, Curate of Llanon; Win. Evans, Curate of Vaynor; Richard Lee, Curate re. of Cardigan; Isaac Rowlands, Curate of Ilanti- irs, hallgel-gelneu'r-glyn; John Starkey. Curate of vas ?? College Chapel; D. Edw. Williams, Curate of St. David's, Carmarthen ...
... the disaffocted o of their own country, and it having been ascer- b tamned thit they ace alroady organised in clubs n and arming theoscives, they prayed that such a ii mcasure should be extended to that important t sea port, accompanied lwith a permanent ...
... at- last meet.- ill,' Galignowt.. mp- THE LvAtfDOVElRY E NflowD GflAmmtm SozzooL. t5 Onl -The Rev. John W~illiams, N1. A.., Archdeacon and of Cardigan, and late Hnead Master'cif the -Edin-I vereD burgh Grammar School, has accepted the appoint. -ned ment ...
... steamo~bat United States is fired upon from thle P'rescoti, ano ir way from. Ogdkineburgh to Sac'lct el Harbour. b yink. 15. Lord John Russell, in consequence of the ap. ow pointment of tlte committee of the House of Lords to the inquire into thle state of Ireland ...
... Capudnn Pacita, and is placesi eo at the slisposition of Mehiemet Ali. 5 C. - The Waiterloo steamer, with 10,000 stanid of or arms sit beard for thle rise of Don Carlos, takes firs is It tlte Esiglisht channel and is totally destroyed, ilte crewv at, bcliag ...
... Davies, George A. ar Davies, Thomns IHughes, Richard 13owyer, WA. i tI Daniel, Aaron Collier, Robert Knott, John Fishwvicl, st Robert loncs, John Jones, Iixwn, William Wtite- i house, F. ]E. Turiner, William Ilevan, J. 1). IRolberts, sc Charles [till, George ...
... it worse than if it wNere openly in a state of civil war, for in the lat- ter case one knew his enemies, and met them with arms in his hands, but in the present case the hand of the assassin doomed landlords to leath even in the midst of their domestic ...