... not at the period of our union.” John Oray said that be saw complainant laying hold of the shawl of who then struck him (complainant) and called him a thief. For the defence, Mr. Humphreys called Frederick Rivers, 1, John-street, New-road, who stated that ...

... was Roman Catholic—the accused professed that religion, and this was the third time the prisoner was put on trial. Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., proved a report of the evi dence of Jane Sherlock, widow of Joseph, and since dead, given two former trials ...

... house, and found be was robbed. I found the prisoner at St. Dogmells, near Cardigan, at her father'■ hose. 1 rowelled her and found her with the pair of sleeves upon her arm. I brought bee to Masdorth. She searched a rick of thatch, and brought forth ...

... property of John Pritchard. re-sielent in the neighbourhood of! •| v i,j] hv name, had ten chickens of a| 1 J. -c ribed as Chinas, not theirough, i i Wishing t-i give these young birds I . . doubtless disapproving of mere ! 1 s. ni them to John Pritchard ...

... calumniate the administration of justice in the land. Let him know that his safety and pro- tection lie in the law, anld not in an armed and ruthless ban- ditti, which would desolate this fair county. Let him not believe the aspersions cast on the gentry ofthe ...

... been taken down, and that of John Hughes substituted for it. By the bye the name of John Hughes appeared to be almost universal at Abertstwith. The attorney, auctioneer, maltster, and publican were all named 'John Hughes. They had heard in sporting ...

... to save the life of his friend, over whom a ruffian was standing with uplifted arm, grasping a terrific hedgestick. A blow from the constable's staff paralyzed the sword arm of the man, and a scuffle ensued, which terminated in his capture, when he exclaimed ...

... Wharf, HotweUs. Ab ZNIVI.—Mr. Daniel Jones, Carmarthen ; Mr. George Hughes, Tenby ; Mr. John Rees, Haverfordwest ; Mr. Palmer, Milford; Mr. Bowen, Pater; Mr. John N. smart, and Mr. E. T. Turner, Swansea; Mr. Pridliant, Bideford ; Mr. Martin, Ilfracombe ...

... to the county of Cardigan will be incalcu• table. Lands now not worth cultivating will be brought to a productive state, and will at the same time give employment and support to the labouring classes. ARRIVALS AT THE GOGERDDAN ARMS, ARERTSTWITII.—The ...

... —Hertford Arms Hotel; Queen’s Arms Hotel. Lurgan— Mr. JohnNettleton. Moira— Miss Murphy. Poktglenone— Dr. Madden. *,* Hotels, Steamboats, and ‘Vers,supplied on liberal terms, for Cash.—No bottles allowed for but such as have the words Grattan it Co.” stamped ...

... London John Chapman, 121, Newgate-ntreet. Just publiehed, in 3 vols. post ve., cloth, price £1 4s. THE LIFE of the Rev. JOSEPH BLANCO l WHITE. Written by Himself, with Portions of his Corre- spondence. Edited by JOHN HAMILTON THOM. London: John Chapman ...

... my oldest and most affectionate friends; but if were my brother sir any own son—if he were John (Wormed, whom you have heard of, and whom I love—(cheers for John O'Connell)—l would not to his going to Parliament unless he became • inoilier of Conviiiation ...