... Justice Cresswell, Justice Coltman remains in town. The second reading of the Irish Arms’ Bill was carried on Wednesday, after three nights’ debate, by a large majority. word John Russeil, Lord Seymour, We quite concur with L who voted for the second reading ...

... of tbe Brtilrant's sailing, apply at the Prin-F cial Hotelo isa Cornwall andi Bristol; in London, to Mr. John Rogers, White Hart Couart; Queen's Arms, Chieapside; Mr. Skinnler, 18, Little Kisight Rider-street, Doctors' Commend';^ Swinborne's Lodging House ...

... es, :il inelecellelit repair and condition. For particulars apply to Mr. JENKINS, rPantirion, Cardigan; or'Mr. R. D. JENKINS, Solicitor, Cardigan. Cardigan, Maj B3rd, 1843. i 7 TO BE LET/, . AND ETSTERED UPON TiTIE 24Til INSTANT, r7i'I-IAT Old-Established ...

... Elias, second daughter of the late Rev. John Foley, of Newent. May 30, aged 72, Mr. Daniel Evans, of Fairford, sou of the Rev. Mr. Evans, fmtneriy vicar of the same May 31, at Melksham, Maria, widow of the late Mr. John Nalder, aged 53. May 31, at an advanced ...