... subject to the conditions to be thea produced LOT 1. LL that good-accustomed road-side INN, known XA. by the sign the Waggoners* Arms, situate on the main read from Whitchurch to Frees, and now the occupation of Mr. Edward Brookes, together with the yard, ...

... s that have been made connecting the name of Lady William Paget so painfully with that of Lord Cardigan. is curious enough that the Baron and Lord Cardigan happened to in Liverpool at the same moment, the former having landed here Friday afternoon, while ...

... Taesday, at tue Independent Chapel, Wileott, by the Rev. D. Harries, Mr. John Matihews. of Coli. frya, Montgomeryshire, to Mos, Paddoca, of the in this county. Monday, at St. Chad’a, by the Rev. J. Yardley Mr. James Wintkiss, to Miss Sarah Anne Jones ...

... BRIDGE, FALLS ayn INN Also, the beautiful Estate and Mansion of CWMELAN, and other valuable Properties im the Counties of CARDIGAN and RADNOK altogether nearly 24,000 ACKES, and Manors of st extent, abounding with Grouse and other Game, andembracing the ...

... W ALES Miltary Outrege near Cardigan. Welshman Shot A sergeact’s guard of 4s lately been stationed ja the village ot Kilger- aa of ‘ against the ere Oo Friday last the men had been rioking all the day, and part of the nigut. in a wer showy where they ...

... the of secret arme, which cover the incendiary ; which bes resulted in the the writer hacw to be lie, the statement by the apprebension, on suspicion, @ man who has been employed at esveral stables Orange Tory ie quite There were Mr. Grattan and many other ...

... moderate fixed duty. After few words of explanation from Sir Ro- seat the house went to a division; there a red-— For Lord John Raseell’s motion 145 Against it 244 9 Her Majesty the Queen—whose health, by the blessing of Providence, as never better ...

... fran was destroyed by © stteng party well armed, who met on the at about eigh: miles from Cardigan. They hed previously, as usual, given notice of their intention. The Ma. rines were ordered out from Cardigan, but by the time they arrived on the spot ...

... stages remark ; alter which their lordships adjourned, at half. past five HOUSE OF COMMONS THE FORGED PETITIONS Serjeant at Arms reported to the House that Samuel Potts had been apprehended on Saturday last. and was then in bis custody. The resolutions ...

... bayonet we were company of statue-like fellows, ready to seek ' the bulMe reputation, Even in the cannon's mouth.' * Present arms said our officer; and a man some- helow the common height dismounted from atrongbodied rob, and advanced towards us. He wore ...

... dreadful shipwrecks of vessels belonging to la ports in Cardigan Bay aod Liverpool. addition tu those was the appalling case of a vessel to be the Packet, a eonstact trader between Bristol aod Cardigan, whieh vessel ran down on the beach, the sea, whieh was ...

... property of John Biaden. mouths’ hard jabour. ‘The prisoner is a deserter, and wili be returned to his regiment when his time has expired.—John Bowen, charged with stealing | | at Broseley, a shawl and two pocket handkerchiefs, the property of John and was ...