... present system of turnpike-trusts. In proof this, we extract the following from a letter, dated Cardigan;— “Around Newcastle (which is about 10 miles from Cardigan and from Cat marthen). within a disunce of one to three miles from the town, there are. were ...

... present eyetem of toraplke-traatt. proof ol this, extract the following from letter, dated Cardigan “Around Xewcaatle Kmlyn (which about 10 milee from Cardigan and Oil from Cal martheo), within durance of one to three mile* from the town, there are, wwe ...

... of Sir John Lubbock, Bart. the llih of the came month nine ewes were missed frost the flock, and which were safe on the 7th, when they were counted the shepherd, whose care they were entrusted. The prisoner, who was In the employ of Mr. Corf, arm sent him ...

... with anxiety upon y&ur actions, while the tomb of bedewed with tbetearsof millions,remain* uninscribed; while the spirit of Grattan remains weeping over the grave his country's liberty; while these remain spectators of a scene to momentous, and the prayers ...

... readied to cueh height to excite just cause of apprehension that the magistracy this and the adjoining counties Fembtoke and Cardigan will bv obliged to place the whole district under military surveillance. From attacking and destroying turnpike gate® situated ...

... Powell for the Earl of Cardigan, several of whom were ladies. In reference to this case the Times cf this morning nays : We have received letter signed Puget,’ and purporting to a copy of one addressed by that nobleman to Lord Cardigan ft is couched in the ...

... Thursdav hrnugiit before Mr. f* complaint of the police. They gave their biidmcs. the father of the deceased; Edward I). - ' ir .‘ John and Joseoh Smith, players. CtotsP l 'jjaicer, C division, produced a copy of the u r hy two housekeepers, in conformity with ...

... in the 25th clattse of the Customs Bill, the agricul- tuts! produce of the State of Maine aright not b** sent down the W: St.John, to New Brunswick, and thus find its way to this I (osiitry as colonial produce; and if so, what security the ioitmal interests ...

... body was dreadfully scorched and burnt; that the head with the neck had been cut off, the right arm cut and separated the shoulder joint, and that the left arm bad been partially cut and sawed off. Both the Kgs and thigh* had also been either cut, burnt ...

... association was held the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street; John Abel Smith, Ksq., M.P., In the chair, who is treasurer to the institution. The chairman, having apologised for the absence of Sir John Pirie, Bart., Mr. Masierman, and Mr. Prescott, requested ...

... advices can be received thence; but the subjoined is accurate list of those on board can be obtained James K. Duggan, commander; John Harvey, fiist mate; William Smith, second mate; Charles Kush, third mate; James Rogers, surgeon; Thomas Wilson, carpenter ; ...

... sell were I, for little popularity with my brother farmers, state what not heart believe.— lam, sir, your obedient servant, John Kllman. EPSOM RACES. TUESDAY. These great metropolitan races opened this day with most attractive bill of fare, and the company ...