... Wood. Cardigan ?The Members appointed to serve on the Cardigan Election Committee Petition were ordered to attend and be sworn at the table. Mr H. Blake, a member of the Committee, not being in attendance at five o'clock, the Sergeantat-Arms was ordered ...

... forty-two A numerous and distinguished have hee Priests’ orders. ayton Manor. the Freier to spend the Christmas holidays at Lady John Russell was safely delivered on af @ son and heir. bon The 26th. 4)et. and 40th hace hean under orders to return home. They ...

... Sergeant-at-Arms. The Sword Serjeant-at-Arms. The Lord State The Lord Steward. borne by Chamberlain. The Duke of Wellington. Lord in Waiting The Queen Lord in Waiting 011 H. R. H. and H. R. H. on the Prince Albert. Prince Albebt. Queen. Sergeant -at-Arms. Sc ...

... cases of Ipswich, Cardigan, and Wakefield ; in the first of which two tories seek to unseat two liberals. There was a close run at the poll, the numbers being 659 against 611, and the grounds of objection, as usual in this are In Cardigan the Mayor contrived ...

... and the orcester and Birmingham Canal, was opened under the license of the Lord Bishop Worcester on Sunday week, by the Rev. John Davies, Rector of St. Clement's, the honorary chaplain, who preached from St. Matthew xi., 28, 29, v. The attendance of the ...

... common sickle, and about doubled the breadth, without teeth, but sharpened like a scythe. This sickle known by the name of the Cardigan hook, which may be purchased at Ludlow and all other towns in that neighbourhood for 2a*. each. With the hook whetstone is ...

... “standing order” on the subject, @narke ani bringing on bens lien. to present. being own vote! Tscome the resumpt Dr. Bowan John Russe preferred d i} Peel would Gaily Kais phinstom of been deceiv of the imp taral comm Gt reader will owner, and argued fors ...

... world; [have enjoyod excellent health, and my | could be very Ii way,ata bri ck trot, to the seat of the Earl of L on King at Arms, Dapplin Castle, The | epirits aro good, all things considered ; still it | crowd was of Kinnoul received her Majesty and ber ...

... Ireland should be amended. Mr. Haytek brought up the report of the Cardigan Election Committee, to the (Meet tlrnt Pryce Pryce, Esq., was duly i elected for this borough, and that John S. Harford, Esq., had j not been duly elected, and ought not to liave ...

... ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN day to have an A DMENT. whatever, Lord John Resolution (Tellers ineladed) 351 pensation of | pears no way relief, as we ¢ family, bat ws should we pe CATS VACANT, © RETURNS, slop, Cornwall, |, Cardigan, This is delicacy of f ...

... been attended to :— John Woodward, Charch- John Read, Edward Rea, Joho Edwards, § wardens. | Henry Herbert, Thomas France, | William Morton, John Cramp, Richard Lewis, Joho Herbert, | os, Clements, William Hadley, Th ward Herbert, John Summertield, | William ...

... Lake White, had not been duly eleeted for that leeted, he b hat Anthony Esq. was duly elected, and conclusion ¢ and from the Cardigan Committee re. bem: deed OF Gn, baron 8. Maidstone g |. had not been duly elected, and On bis jo have been retarned.—Mr. as ...