... bimaalf to be sworn at the labia before eerea o’clock, that iba speaker laauo warrant to tbt sergeant at arms to lake klm totocnalady. Por Cardigan (Borongh)—Mr. Q. Hnytar (ebtirman ;) SlrC. H. Coots. Mr. M. Blake, Earl of Leieeeter (M.P. for Bodmin.) ...

... night Minority —Ayrs. —Robert Archbold, Sir V Blake, John J Hodkin, Hon. W Browne, George Bryan. Colonel Butler, R O Cave, Viscount Clements, Hon. T Dawson, F French, H Grattan, Captain Hatton. John Martin, F S Murphy, Sir Denham Norreys, C'O’Brien, J ...

... patronage their friends end the public the occasion. each day at 12 o'clock. JOHN CLEARY, Auctioneer. Waterford. April, 1142. UNRESERVED SALE OF A VALUABLE LIBRARY B* AUCTION. JOHN CLEARY HAS the honor of informing the Publie that receired instructions to ...

... Edwerda, Cardigan, potatoes, from Kit more —Endeavour, Rowland, Swansea, ballast, from Rosa —Elisabeth, Lewis, Lit nelly, do., do.—Betsey, Richards, Swansea, do., do.—Charmiug Nancy, Evana, Cardigan, flour—Lady of the Lake, Davies, Liverpool, grain—John, Byrkio ...

... himself to sworn at the table before seven o’clock, that the Speaker do issue his warrant to the Seijeant 01-Arms to take him into custody. CARDIGAN (BOROUGH). Mr. G. Haytcr (chairman). Sir C. H. Cootc, Mr. M. Blake. Earl of Leicester (M.P. for Bodmin), Mr ...

... good taate re an me the dreee ea prescribed by regula lion for thia arm the aervice, and at onca diacard the dirty coloured tronaere, Ac., now worn by thie corpa. whim of Lord Cardigan’a, and with which we nndciatand Prince Albert had nothing whatever ...

... auppeaed to have been accidental.-Aittmnv Moderator. WATERFORD MAI EMIGRATION. Oa Meflday. iha »chooB»r John, M'Oralb ■»•*•». nil«d iron IN* port fcr St. John’., N B. «od Hmlihi, with 95 ptMongen, th. m.jority of • ,B . • , • •pteubla firmtri from tho neighbourhood ...