... aid of a man swho me crime to her assistance, sire released herself from iris grasp. Ile pur- che sued ier to tire Queen's Arms Inn, where again, through the inter- ?? v'iloll of several men withl whom sote seemed to be acqrrainted, she Th eluded his ...

... will fro induce them to betray one snother. ?? CARDIGANS, Oct. 10.A public meeting, of a similar frot eharmoer to that at Ben Crugybelog, was held yesterday at Llechryd, J about three miles from Cardigan, when it was agreed to vote a Ch dutiful and ...

... be told them to beware of putting arms in their hands, lest the next time they run away and leave their arms behind them. But he hoped the time would never arrive IaI this country when the pensioners would take up arms against their countrymen, for the ...

... solicitor. Several of his friends also accompanied him; amongst whom e were Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., Mr. T. M. Ray, Dr. it Gray, Mr. T. Steele, &c. Mr. P. Mahony, Mr. John y O'Connell's solicitor, was also in attendance. e Mr. M'Donough, having been asked ...

... effet-, Whereas il certain districts in South Wales, especielly in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, arnd Cciroarvon, tu. ! slutoua assemblages of the people, armed with guns and other destructive weapons, had token place by night, and committed outrages ...