... The Gaselte contained • proclamation by the Queen respecting the disturbances in South %%ales, and especially in Pembroke, Cardigan. and Carmarthen, offering rewards of kW for the discovery of the actual perpetrators of nicentliary fires, or fatal outrages ...

... paper, that I.ortl Cardigan avers the charge to be the result of a conspiracy against himself and Lord William; and in a letter to the Freeman's the Earl says that the whole story is false. 'l•he damages are laid at (:20,0W. Lord Cardigan is said to be again ...

... It was begun by George Vilbers, second Duke of Buckingham, and completed the Earl of Oiktiey, the friend and companion arms of John Duke of Mailborough, in whose family 't remained a considerable lime is now the seat Sir George Warrender. The mansion ...

... suffocation, but from what cause is to this pry unknoen. Three of the rioters who had been seized at Positardidais, including John Hughes, who personated Rebecca, were examined at Swansea on Saturday and Monday, and again remand d. 'they were committed fur ...

... ground with great violence. A young woman had her arm broken, and several others received severe contusions. One of the sufferers was Captain Harvey Tuckett, well known from being implicated in Lord Cardigan's duelling ntfalr. The woman was taken to Mr. M'Cunn's ...

... that St. John’s manners were sullen, that Vane had an ugly face, and that Cromwell had a red nose.” To the negative evidence of kis foes we ran add the positive testimony bia friends, among whom was the eminet Richard Baxter, who says, “ Mr John Hampden ...

... the dining table, with which they cut :i;m! hacked Mr Waller and Mr Uradeil (the visitor).* Wallers arm was broken and his life in danger. Miss Yen arm was also broken; Uradell was badly wounded, and the servant man severely injured. Bradell is land-agent ...

... gentlemen were, on-Saturday, to the bar the Honourable Socio!.vol the Inner *»ple:-John Carlen Heath, Esq., Percy Macauley ■Ashworth, Esq , George Henry Heads, Esq., John Walter Qifnrd, Esq* M.A. The Burmese Prize Money.—The long expected for tho second ...

... Walter Scott's Piper.—John Bruce Jo* 0 of Skye, Sir Walter Scott used to terra him, 18 present at Ross-shire, and was in Dingwall last week« on his way to Alary bank to visit Sir Walter's old friend aud steward, Mr. William Laidlaw. John of Skye ha* fared ...

... a very interesting character. In the Commons, on Monday evening, after numerous div:,ions, three clauses more of the Irish Arms Bill were affirm dby the committee. The opposition, being in this instance a sincere one, dispute, as it is fit they should ...

... Whereas in certain districts of South Wales, more especially the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carmarthen, tumultuous assemblages of people, disguised, and armed with guns and other offensive weapons, have taken place night, and outrages of the most ...

... responsibility of a [MAI decision was thrown. Dr. l'usey bus addressed a Protest to the Vie.: Chancellor. THE latsit ARMS BlLL—When Grattan supported a similar an a palliative for emergency he presented three 'ulterior measures--Committation of Tithes, National ...