... within two miles of Cardigan, and pn Saturday 3 near Abergwilly. 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 ea the Cardigan trust states, that ...

... Allen, a Liverpool woman, was committed to the flou..e of Correction for six months, for breakiog the ri:idows of the King's Arms public-houge on Saturday week. The prisoner since the sth of December, 1835, has suffered twenty-six months' imprisonment, ...

... deposit the arms if any belonging to him with the nearest sub inspector of the constabulary force or with some licensed dealer arms” Lord Eliot opposed the amendment Sir W supported it contended that tlie obligation to deliver up the arms pending the ...

... on to unid FOR DUN DALB,. The DUNDALK STEAM-PACKET CO.'S - ?? and pwerful Vessels. FINN MAC COULLO An JoHN HurcnsoNae- Master, tar and GLASG6~W, JoHN WILLIAMS, Master, and are a all with Goods and Passengers, (with or with- )r,- out Pilots,) from the Clarence ...

... houses and chops, together with to 'the appurtenances thereto respectively belonging, as now in the occupations of John Mottershead, John Edwards, and m 'Elizabeth Kelly, as tenants thereof. The site of this pro- to perty contains including a portion of ...

... Hanover met with an accident on Friday afternoon, at Kew, by stumbling over a stone step. In the fall his majesty bruised his arm and side very much, but is now going on very favourably. Dunbar Harbour.—We understand that damage to the amount of about £1000 ...

... militia are to be embodied, officially announced that neither the yeomanry 1 ‘The arms at present in ihe bauds of the yeomanry are to he i and marked as required by the new Arms Bill. The milii rms, it is added, have been back by the department many years ...

... liberal opinions, the agitation in Ireland has been brought about by the free- trade policy of the present ministry. Mr. Grattan, MLP., has thus asserted. He maintains that the new Tariff must be reekoned among the wrongs of Ireland. Whatever may have ...

... and there being little wind, was speedily got under. On Monday morning, tbe calcined remains of a human body, a leg and an arm, were found in the lime-kilns of E. G. Ward, Esq., at Fronfrian, near Llangollan. The unfortunate man, it appears, was native ...

... engagement. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Peter Hughes. Mr. White, a woollen operative, Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., Mr. Harrison. chandler, Mr. John Griffin, shoemaker, Mr. Steele, Mr. Burke, Mr. Shelly, tailor, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Lynch, weaver, and Mr ...

... one hundred and twenty. He had one hundred guineas for Cline, and one hundred and twenty guineas a-piece for James Watt and John Rennie. In 182t1, his charge was one hundred and fifty guineas, the sum he received from Lord Liverpool for the bust of the ...

... one hundred and twenty. He had one hundred guineas for Cline, and one hundred and twenty guineas a-piece for James Watt and John Rennie. In 1820, his charge was one hundred and fifty guineas, the sum he received from Lord Liverpool for the bust of the ...