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... is probable that if help had nut been at haud, they would have been veryseverely injured. Mr. SlepheN Kirby. of the Bathurst Arms, North Cerney, was charged by tha constable of that place with keeping his house open at unlawful hours. Ile stated that on ...
... against the fury of an armed mob, &c. Cambridge University, Feb. f. Smith's Prises. —(From our own Correspoudent.)—Ou Saturday last these prises were adjudged to Mr. Cayley, of Trinity, the senior, arid Mr. Simpson, of St. John's, the ascend, wrangler ...
... all. Esq S.B.T. T. B. Crosse, Esq 8.8. T. Rutland The Hon. H. Dawn S.B.T. Waterford (City) Christmas, Esq 8. W. M. Esq S. Cardigan J. 8. Harford, Esq R. (Lost Poll Books.) Dudley T. Hawkes, Esq. Q.S. Rochester J. S. Douglas, Esq, 5.8.T.1. W. H. Bodkin ...
... Troubridge, Sir B. Tuite, M. Wesemeath Turner, Truro Villie P. Wolverhampton Villiers, Vivian, M r Charles, Bodmin Vivian, John Henry, Swansea Vivian, Capt, Pearya Wakley, Phomne . Finsbury Walker, R. Bury, Wall, C. Baring, Guildford Wallace, Robert, ...
... followiog members paired off against Lord John Russell's amendment : Sir F. Burdett, Lord Eastnor, W. V.S. Dugdale. Foe the amendment : 81r T. Wilde. .Smartt: C. tircenaway, Analyses of the He ea the Ditision oa Lord John Rrwth Awendinene. Majority atrsioet ...
... The Rev. Isaac Hughes, to the valuable vicarage of Llandyfriog, with the rectory'of Llanfairtrefhcilgin annexed, county of Cardigan.—The Rev. Thoa M'Neece, F.T.C.D., to be King’s lecturer divinity. The living of Arboe is also attached the professorship ...
... (Hear, hear !) Lord John Russell said, the noble lord who had just sat down had intimated that some inquiry would be necessary into the original policy that dictated the expedition into Affghanistan. For that ex- pedition he (Lord John Russell) as a member ...
... St. John Baptist?VhWm Boulter Cooke,* James Taylor, and William Henry Hughes. St. Mary dt I'rypt ?Richard Hodges Carter and Thomas Biirmp. St. Mary de Grace ?Joseph Hooper and John Ivin Flux. St. Mary de I/xlc ?John Burrnp, Robert Jackman, and John Growtage ...
... see the Doke of Wellington has lost none of his straightforward, and comuion-sense habits of saying what he Minks.— Arm. Tat CARDIGAN ELECTION COMMITTER, bait Saturday, waled llr. Pryes Pryer, and declared Sir. J. S. Harford not lily elected. Tag ROIII•IIPTON ...
... fifteen years; also the following were yesterday removed to the same destination, John Brown, for fourteen years; Edwaidßateutan, Richard Taylor, Joe! Hunt, John Panting, John Maggs, and George Haider, for ten years; and Walter Jackson, for seven years. The ...
... Bull. rorion or Mr. Huse ror Montrose.—Mr. Hume was elected member for the Montrose Burghs un Saturday, without opposition, Cardigan committee met on Saturday, Mr. Hs ter in the chair. In this case the poll- book for the Aber stwith district had been lost ...
... Archill neon Disney, (’apt. James Dei.gal Army, Kite, daughter of Mathew lhirn, F.so. 4, at St. Mary's chuu h, Cliciteunam, John Samuel Lifter, Kh|., MW* Elizabeth Wik*xk. of Lodge, Fitivillr. May 4, Luton, tin Lev. 8. Sykes, Mr. Altw.Hd, dimstiat, &c ...