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... The church question is the point of contention. CARDIGAN (BOROUGH). The nomination for the united boioughs of Cardigan, Aberystwith, Lampeter, and Adtkr, took place on Saturday. The candidates are John Scandrett Harford, Esq., on the Conservative interest; ...
... indifference. A young medical student approached him, and, taking hold of his arm and shoulder, White rose upon his feet, took twe steps thus supported, and seated himself in arm-chair. His muscles seemed to relax, and he appeared somewhat overcome with ...
... at t5i15 perillt. The go- virllelit, you arm' tolil inLYo' puit Sir Johni Campbeihll ilto :I .4ifilullti, ill till putte of IIut old nminli Who te- ni ils (J.oril 1'1m iiht)t it thlit tlii ir (lone tbat Sir John Cilt.1icil aV hll e thic retirihig salary ...
... 33, lon. 37 ; Atlas, bound to London, 21st ult., lat. 31, lon. 34, by the Mary Ann, arrived off Hastings. Rival, from St. John's, N. 8., for Bahia, by the Islay, ar rived off Cork. E. Loudon , Lewis, at. 13 S., lon. 9 W • C orn elia et Henrietta, from ...
... disgraceful proceedings flourished also. The ?? Law party, strange to say, were not the po- pular party ; but these men were armed for the purpose, and the others, in the first instance at least, stood no chance against them. It is wonderful, considering ...
... fund fur the relief of the poor of our City. Mr.TOTTENHANI resigned in ROSS. A report reached town this morning stating that GRATTAN had resigned for Wicklow, and that Col. ACTON, the Conservative Candidate, would be consequently returned without a contest ...
... Yeomanry on Monday ; John Richards, Bellar-gate, head cut, James Parkins, Rid-strM, head and face cut, and leg injured. James Bamford, Leen-side, head cut. Michael Flannigan, Narrow-marsh, face cut and side injured: Thomas Porter, Lenton, arms severely bruised ...
... their lives in consequence of the excite state of the mob that Thomas Cloney and John Murph refused several times to go with the mob, whereon said Thomas Cloney and John Murphy were attacked and forcibly pulled over the side of said brake, and carried ...
... and Messrtooo,,, , r Monaghan, Q.C., and Mr. Lynch and Mr. P; s ser A outer bar, for O'Connell and Hutton; `' 6 tO bi o f John Francis Waller, Esq. .0 Cornelius Egan, a householder, was oh.lec' ; - ,,tioaArd conservatives, on the ground that the dea ...
... have the effect of unseatiue both. The majority ot Lord John being only nine above Mr. Attwood, it is confidently expected that the latter gentlemen will be declared duly elected.— Times. Lord John Russell and the City EUction.-l is conn, dently stated ...
... Oaapbelton Lovely Mary, Egan. Dandalk Jana, M'Mnrtrlo («) Balfsst Sarah, Conway, da Sailed (4) for Reform, M'Tarish, Strang lord John Ball. Reid. Dasher.M*Ewlog, Loehfilpbed Mary. Blaoey, Ulensrm Msrgsret, Davidson, Belfsst Experience, Hunter. do C Newman. ...
... carriages of the Committees of the two'old representatives. the hustings were Colonel Thomas Wood, the old representative ; Sir John Scott Lillie, Sir Peter Laurie, Major ood, the uncle of Colonel Wood ; Mr. T. Cabbell, the defeated of Lambeth ; Mr. Jubbs ...