... from the mouth of the Cardigan river, on Pembrokeshire side. Tbe general opinion is, that lbs crew have all perished. The wreckers the coast are making a good thing it the dour is being taken away in boat loads. The Mayor of Cardigan, R. D. Jenkins, Esq ...

... Hardwick Farm. Gate; and on Tae Matuon Houn day, Feb. 17, ps (Mr. meet on Mon- at Bacon Hill; on Friday, Feb. 21 + at Somers’ Arms, East- nor; and on Wednesday, Feb. 26, at Coilin Par ‘k.—At ten. Tue Hererorpsaire Hou Nps—Will meet on Tu esday, Feb. 18, ...

... and M. M. Beale Cooper. Lsq., the patrons. The Rev. John Bath Gabriel. M.A., Curate of Trinity church, Tewkesbury, has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of to the Vicarage of Chepstow. Tbs Rev. John Benson Skipper has been presented the Doan and Chapter ...

... flour is a total wreck a few miles from of Cardigan river the Pembrokeshire side The general opinion is the crew have all perished The wreckers on coast are making good thing the flour is boat loads The of Cardigan R Jenkins sent body of constables to prevent ...

... for tine month for misconduct in toe service f J Aries Webley, to whom he was an apprew ice at Warminster; John Carter, Eliza Hinwood, and John Sperry, for Mimeo' days for destroying fish the property of Harry Biggs, Esq., at Codford Saint Mary; Charles ...

... Jan. IL *>' ' of me above pu.ce—Jan. »3, at Cirenceater, Mr. J ofli.e. aged 23, Cireoceater, his John >eate. ■ , .. .aiidlord the King s Arms Inn—Jan. 11, John year, Go.er Wealou, Ueretordshin-, and Alvu^iou, Hard *ic a. ts’i o i«, Mr. saaiuel Hailey, Bapust ...

... of Feb. 20,1A07, Sir John Newport aid, Every gentleman would admit that the Catholics would not, by being educated abroad, be rendered better subjects, sad that a domestic education for them was most desirable.* And blr. Grattan said, The question ...