... restoring them ail. war# mote depfor. ,„j arettly cut and bruited. Ope poor fallow, •' til power of holding with hand, and arm,, ween hit teeth and held it with death >winein* haekwarda a«d forward, with the arind. ' kf jntt net red the lie dropped ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Fatal his London and MiHMiMiii.iJi j Uaii.»'av.— shocking accident, r« suiting the death , a in ...

... two miles of Cardigan, and on Saturday, three near Abergwllly. In fact, a general feeling of apprehension prevails that the destruction of private property will follow the present toll-bar outrages. A lessee of 11 toll-bars on the Cardigan trust states ...

... TURTON, Tunstall, 25th Oct. 1843. Clerk to the Market Company. HALL, BURSLEM, Noy. Before J. Wood, - wy a Boatman at Bu John Grattan, the captain of a boat boy in his eny Frost were brought up on a res mand fr st ling # china plates, the property of Mr ...

... con. which has been brought Lord William Paget against the Earl of Cardigan. The libel in question was read by the learned counsel, and was in the following words:—“ Lords Cardigan and William Paget—Without any desire to prejudice thia case, which Lord ...

... letter was. apppeara. sent Jo Lord Cardigan himself; and has answered it the manner above staled. His Lotdship’a language is much more moderate than that used by Paget- The letter of Lor W I’agel charged Lord Cardigan with bribing, buying and out of the ...

... Government throughout the united kingdom an army of reserve equal to 20 000 men, who will take arms the instant that disturbances call for their services. The Irish Arms Act is appointed the Lord Lieutenant in Council to come into operation on Monday „. Yt Tt ...

... contingent expenses, allowances, &c. subject to the approbation of the treasury. Arming of Government Workmen.—The Lords of Admiralty have forwarded a stand 500 small arms at the instance of Sir Watkin Pell, Superintendent of Pembroke Dockyard, for use ...

... the Inst. The Right Hon. Baronet then moved that the House Ita rising should adjourn till Thursday the Bth of June, upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL took the opportuuitv of calling the attention of the House the state of Ireland, and gave notice that shortly after ...

... 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 ...

... of the county of Cardigan cannot be belter shown than by following manifesto, issued by the Lord-Lieutenant and a full bench of magistrates, and extensively posted throughout that couuty “TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. Whereas the laws ...

... Out-offices, and Appurtenances to the same belonging, and now in the respective occupations of James Wilkes, Joseph Holloway, John Parkes, Joseph Webster, Charles Wilcox, and others. The above Property is very desirable for investment, being contiguous to ...