... held m the Town-hall, on Monday, the let instant, the following gentlemen were present Mr. John Grove in the I Chair, Mr. Matthew Moggridve, Mayor, Mr. John He .ry Vivian. M.P., Mr. Richard Aubrey, Mr. William Bevan. Dr. Bird, Me. David Francis, Mr. ...

... e of one John its, or Ithieos. with intent fehaiinosly and againat her will. to ravish earmily know Alice Davies, the wife of the alit! John lhaviea. Mr. James stated the ease to the Jury, and called Alice Alive Davies—l am the wife of John Dories; I ...

... Henry Timms. Wader, errs'+•its, Buckleres. Surmise:nets. John Watts, ennufnrt•seer, Wedneshory. Staffordshire. BA SKr Edmond Sardinson, John Weston, nod Marsh, narehousensea,Wood-strect. Cite.—John Hntebinsoa • tronfounder. Yortshire. —be:quids Wilbass ...

... measure. THE INCORRIGIBLE LORD CARDIGAN. Yesterday wet 4. Mr. Munts moved in the House of Commons, That an humble address tie presented to bee Majesty, to institute an inquiry into the conduct of the Right Hon. the Earl of Cardigan during his command of the ...

... mine time pant been • state of ilhiess. she fainted on the way and Mr. of Monmouth, who was near, hastening to she died in his arms almost The members of the Jewish perwuasrrn, resident in Anatol, conteinplate • inunilicent gift to Moses Moatsglove, in retuni ...

... Berkshire ..Vi.,. Barrington H. PalultT P. Pitney ft recanaltire ..Colonel Wootl C onto i.lge It. J. Eaton J. P..Uic• Cardigan County .. Col. Powell Carmarthen lion. G. H. Trestor S. Cantarsonsbire Hun. E. G. D. Pennant• Cormtall, Wen ..F.. W. Pandas-yes ...

... proceeded to Bolton for the purpose of instituting afresh investigation, he found that the astounding facts with which he had been armed to lay before Parliament were conch below the actual truth, and that the conditisn of the poor which he there described (lid ...