... Oswestry, Rich. Evans ; John Davies; Llanfair, Mrs. Humphreys; Welshpool, J. Williams, Thomas Jo nes ; Machynlleth, R. Morgan; Aberysteith, John Cole, Grifith and Ro- verts; Aberayron, Abel Green; Cardigan, J. Jones; Edwaris; Newtown, John Moore 3 Bi- shop’s ...

... after the questi ion was put, Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke in defence of the course pursued by the Pposition, which had been cen- sured by Lord Francis the policy of the late governmen Egerton, and shortly vindicated Sir John Hobhouse add: t in India (to which ...

... Edw. Blo- miler, were committed by the Rev. John Egerton, on the Sth instant, for trial at the next sessions, charged with having stolen three shillings from the house of Mr. Jos. Garner, of the Tollemache Arms Inn, near Tar- porley. It appeared that on ...

... Jervis: * That is the object, my Jord.’— Lord Denman: ‘ It is granted.” Nava. Court or Orrr- cens.— While Colonel the Earl of Cardigan, his courts martia} and black bottles are still fresh in public recol- lection, a case has occurred in the navy which shows ...

... You may stand down, sir- — OF GaNG or AT Woxcestrr.—On Friday night four fellows, named mas Squires, Ivan Hardwick, John Attwood, and John Brooks, alias “three-fingered Jack,”—the he- ‘Toes of most of the which have lately alarmed | the neighbourhood of ...

... alighted from their car- riage, and walked in some of the principal streets. Lorp ONCE moRE.—We have all of us heard of Lord Cardigan’s instructions to his subordi- i nates, to note down and report to him the private con- versations of his officers, whilst ...