... been finaily arranged for her te Sa of , on Wednesday, The royal family will at Windsor. the 15th of January. The Earl of Cardigan has given garden allot- ments to the poor of Crance and Slawstown; and, where a cow can be grazed, three acres of ground ...

... him that rt of ite municipal his townsmen was egrity and uncom- being dead yet he of Grattan, ‘the ing of the prophet, will survive him.’’ a Tutrv-Ciass yan, named John yeeded from Bristol train of the Great immediately joyed in this train, sides, and, ...

... them 1 end to the proceedings in ER. er assizes forthe} Mr. John Drummond Hay, son of the late administering to | General at Tangiers, is to succeed his fathe pared that he had office. Mr. John Drummond Hay has. been rpose of poison- employed of late in ...

... Monday morning, from Brighton. The Earl and Countess of Harewood have left Harewood House, near Leeds, for Boughton House, Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett return to London in the course of present week from Leam- The Archbishop of York and Miss Harcourt arrived ...

... Cheshire. I, E. JOHNES, Esq., M.D., Garthemnyll, Aforltgomeryshire. Lo WA.LTER D. JONES, Esq., Magistrate f,,r the County of Cardigan, and President of the Csrdigansllire and Tivyside Agricaltural Society. JOHN KEENE, Esq., St. John's Wood, Director ...

... Bosbury, Hereford. JOHN HICKLIN, Esq., Birkenhead, Cheshire. NES, Esq., M.D., Garthemyli, Montgomeryshire. WALTER D. JONES, Eaq., Magistrate fur the County of Cardigan, and President of the Cardiganshire and Tivyside Agricultural Socicty. JOHN KEENE, Esq., ...

... the south-eastern and southern coasts, still avoiding the interior. So that Wales is embraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there are no great arteri » —no divergent lines to accommodate the vast traffic and rapidly increasing jon of one of the ...

... soutleeactern I and southern consets, still avoiding the listerier. So that Waies is e'mbraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there are sno great arteri a-no divergent linse to accommodate tine vasot traffic and rapidly increasing populations of ...

... both his arms was dreadfully shattered and his head fractured, Hes was removed to the Jnflrmary at York, when his arm wan imme- diately amputated close to the shoulder. He died at twelve o'clock the same ?? Wednesday week, a workman named John Lund, at ...

... Barton ••..John Beverley ..John Myers, Solicitor . •••.Thoa. Cape, Wine Mercbent. Brigg Joe. Barraclough, Bank. Crowle Thomas Hatton. Drlfield William Turner, Stationer. Gainsboroagh Samuel Wilkinson, Bank agent. Hedon Mrs. Matthews. .John Carter. Hunmenby ...