... To the Merit of the Pesci for the County of Cardigan. WE the undersigned Magistrates for the randy of Cardigan. residing within the Aberayron Union. In 11 r said County. desire to slate, that in elmOvienre of several of the Porrislors of the said in ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The letter sent us from Cardigan, Signed A Constant Reader, would, order any circumstances, be inadmissible, without the writer's name, which we require (in confidence) with all anonymous communications of the character of that sent ...

... fleets now? Will the brazes bully still dare to insult the understandings of its renders by telling them that our naval arm—the right arm of our strength—is in such an inefficient and crippled state that we can no longer hope to maintain the sovereignty of ...

... Pimple.. or Cutaneous Sores, would do well to try the LIVER PILLS, as now prepared from the preiwription of thee lat Dr. JOHN ARM. STKONO, of Rossell.square, and author of the work fyphas and Scarlet Fever, the Proprietor's amnia. Messrs. Winstaaley, ...

... the unvarying success which has attended every enterprise in which, for the safety and welfare of the empire, an appeal to arms was necessary, and which has abundantly proved that our national resources, and our national valour, well entitle this realm ...

... Asberoft lions , . Kingscote, Stroud Sir R. 11. Concliffe. Bart., Acton Park, Wrexham Rev. John J. Buttock, Rector cf Uppingbant, Rutlandßev. Rev. J. Dudley, I Rev. John Ihrlphin. Bath. Sector of rebmarsh, lac. Hee. and Rev. T. Erskine, Brighton Viearage, ...

... girl rushed tip to the car; the pod'. lukatic rubbed lux brow, as if trying to recollect where he MU, then stretched out Ids arms towards the distracted girl, and lifted hituself up with bin whole strength; a shuddering fever came over him ; be fell collapsed ...