... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the tativer of thé people. Lord Mor- peth and Lord'John Russell affected to think Mr. Liddell’s motion insignificant; yet theie newspapers held « different the debate, and the laboured defence of Sir John by the leader of the House and two other Cabinet ...

... robbery he saw the prisoner go into the stable and come out with under arm Richard Johns police constable stated that he appre hended the prisoner in Norfolk Street asked him if name John Lyndon The prisoner replied was not He told him he believed it was ...

... prisoner go into the 6table, and come out with a sack under his arm. Richard Johns, police constable, stated that he apprehended the prisoner in Norfolk Street. Ho asked him if his name was John Lyndon. The prisoner replied it was not. He told him he believed ...

... before the iiad received remonstrance made by American merchants agaiust Captain Elliot’s blockade In answer to Mr J A Smith John said that the objects of the preparations against China were obtain for insults inju ries inflicted British subjects by the ...