... and lords, and cry, * tidera, O cacra!’ He will be seen with an army of forty-nine times 20,000 men, foot soldiers armed, who will carry arms with iron horns. There will be seven times 7,000 horses, mounted by men, who shall carry large sword or a lance ...

... town of Cardigan—R. O. Powell, Esq. mayor, in the chair—The various resolutions were unanimously adopted by the meeting. They were moved and seconded by the following gentlemen:— James Hughes, Esq. of Glanrheidol, treasurer for the county; John Hughes ...

... the spread of Socialism. The motion is agreed to. On the motion of Lord John Russel, Mr. Howard, Stockdale's solicitor, is ordered to be taken into custody by the Serjeant-at-Arms. Mr. Serjeant Talfourd obtains leave to bring in bill to amend the law of ...

... tive, John Easthope, Bee» de Jikely place under for him to vacate his seat ns a Member of Parliament. Government, which 'e are justi- Sed in ctating that there is not the slightest foundation for son of the late Mr. C. M. Browne, of Sir John Browne, ...

... (could anything render!) even the blessings of peace and freedom dear purchase. On the contrary, the opposition excited to her arms has been only sufficient to prove to the world that her resources are unimpaired, and that twenty-five years peace have not ...

... favour o» such better man so offering himself. At the crowded meeting last night I informed you that one of my colleagues ( A arm BALD I'KENTICB, Esq.) had left Jar Manchester, m order immediate final decision concerning the person oj the. candi date, and ...

... property of wel Mallory; one week's imprisonment. Joka Ash, charged with bi ing, under false pretences, ob- tained from Mr. John Benbow, jronmonger, of High-street, sonment. certain pieces of iron, his property; twelve months’ impri- Day, ed with William ...

... POETRY. | LORD BRUDENELL AND THE EUNUCH. ‘Ata time when the Earlof Cardigan has secured a most unenviable notoriety for and notoriety to which no parallel can be found save in the case of John Lilburne, the Puritan, sumamed Tronble the World, of whom it was ...

... rumour-how true we know not —that addition to made to the Marine .—Brighton Gazette. Transmission of Arms to the North. —On Tuesday morning stand of arms were conveyed from her Majesty's store-rooms the Tower, covered wagons, to the terminus the Birmingham ...

... congratulated the house and the country on the foreign aid domestic policy of Ministers, especially on the triumphs of our arms throughout the length and breadth of the coutirent of Asia. Mr. GROTE, though willing to join the applause bestowed on our ...

... on for adjudication in the Court of Chancery a few days ago. The bill was filed by the Rector of a parish in the county of Cardigan, to obtain a declaration in favour of his claim to the tithe of wood above twenty years’ growth, if such wood grew from old ...

... its cross little girl’s love many respected no Iter Alley” I Iaurence Daly you’ll break beait” Mother” she says throwing Iter arms white of snow “mother says I’ll never that” My mind as light feather first she'd keep word But oh my grief! to her wastin ...