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... JOHN BULL OrgM»..-., . I mm> . The Railway Share market ia tapponed hy thedaalen, who with tbeproapect of the vary faToatable weather and the iocreaaed reeeipu OB the different Unea. have apaealaled little amoac themielvae. The Bfifhtoa Railway, it appeal* ...
... and abandoned, without any sufficient notice. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL.—The house resolved itself into committee on this Bill. On clause 24 being put, which authorizes justices to enter houses for unregistered arms, Mr. BERNAL moved the introduction of words ...
... JOHN BULL IRELAND. The Repet] demonitralion which to bm teken piece tt Clsnttrf Suodey lut wee prercnted the euthorily of Government. On Seturdey morning the Lord Lieutenant —who, with the Lord Chenccllar, hed errived in Dublin the dey before—held Priey ...
... STATE OF SOUTH WALES. CARDIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 12. To-day the trustees of the lower trust held a meeting at the Angel Inn, Cardigan, for the purpose of considering the propriety of reducing the tolls, and of removing some of the toll-bars. Mr. Edward ...
... IN JOHN KNOWLES. This insolvent was unopposed. It appeared from the examination by the learned Chief Commissioner, that the insolvent had been weaver, and was on the eve of starting for America to avoid his creditors, when be was arrested on capiat issued ...
... open arms by men who felt strong- predilections for his party for the period, laid the a Ke to the root of the tree of civil discord. It was by means of a policy founded upon,land carried out in ac 'cordance with, the great principle which Lord Sari CENE ...
... _kind, armed with powers so large that the Noble Lord thottght that to trust the judges of Westminster Hall With theni Weald shake the foundation of the constitutieri--stipposing he made such a propqsition; it,*Ould, he belikybd, be tile and hi Hardly ...
... what was found on the prisoner. Mr. John Llewellyn, a Magistrate, Mr. Lewis Dillwyn, Peake, a Superintendent of the Force, and Serjeant Jenkins corroborated Captain Napier's evidence, The last witness said, he saw John Hughes, who was dressed in white, ...
... the inquiry is concluded at Cardigan, Mr. Hall w ill proceed into Pembrokeshire, as circumstances may direct. Extensive Seizure of Fire arms.— -Information having been received at the Home-office that certain cases of arms were being conveyed to Wales ...
... instantly chopped with it at his head, but the son guarding his head with his left arm, received the weapon just under the elbow joint, and it inflicted a wound gross the arm upwards of fonr inches length, extending the hone and dividing all the principal ...
... Intleman, John Molony, Esq., of Crag, and ex-J.P. of the county Clare, was called to the chair. Mr. STEELE (in the absence of Mr. Ray) read the minutes. Mr. O'CONNELL said he wished it to be understood that it was impossible the Araitration Court of the ...
... NEW NOVEL BY JOHN MILLS, ESQ. Now ready, in 3 vols., with Illustrations, THE ST A.G_E_COACII; Or, THE ROAD OF LIFE. By the Author of The Old English Gentleman. Full of humour and originality.—John Bull. The humorous and the serious are here happily ...