... in described in the indictment as Richard Ilenry John Beaumont M'Cumming, while the only name proved is Major M'Cumming. The Crown cannot read a witness to prove names, and lam borne out by Lord Cardigan's case.—Captain Smith was recalled, and asked if ...

... inst., 9 a.m., carried away foretop. mast, split mainsail, fore&ail, staysail, and jib. Put in—Hie Hopewell, Mortis, from Cardigan; John Medley, Ferance, from Southampton; and Riviere, Clemen from Hayle; all three for Port Talbot. Elisa, Trcnery. from Hayle; ...

... thirty-two Iriah Membori of Parliament, vrith Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., at their hegd, had an interview with Lord John RumeU on the aubject of Iriih affair*. Among the *i>eakers, Independently of Mr. Grattan, were Mr. J. O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Reynold*, M.P., ...

... AWAMOSE, steward of the vessel ; John Hathway, an American ' • David a motive of Glasgow; William Smith, of Baltimore, V. 8.; Mary else Fife, Scotland; Daniel Gramm Johnstown, Scotlead ; Theme Jackson, Boston, U. S. • John Pearson, New York ; George Prime ...

... Esq.; Robert Davies Jones, of Cyfronydd, Esq.; John Bird, of Pies In-Dines, Esq. PEMBROKESHIRE.—Thomas Davies Lloyd, of Kilchew, in the county of Pembroke (residing at Bronwydd, in the county of Cardigan), Eq.; Owen Owen, of Cremgloyne, Esq.; Seymour ...

... with the highest distinction by the Ottoman anthorities Of Janina, where his partisans were not only allowed to retain their arms, but were even paid out of the treasury of the Sultan. Hafiz Pasha, the Governor, had proposed to Grivas a high rank in the ...

... the juncture may be, Lord JOHN RUSSELL is not the man to content himself with struggling against the inevitable merely; where trouble does not exist, his daring spirit must create it. It is not sufficient that he should arm himself against the swift and ...

... ware flung into the nver. ““„„Jrof Mr. John Ryan, which we detailed last week, -gl. murder. man who was with Unhand who received portion of the shot, since dead. The i-.d uortion of the shot which depnrcd John Ryan of life, has, r^tl!r„d «to!red from ...

... Ancona; 26, Witch, Brown, from St. John’s (N.BJ for Liverpool; Sybella, Knowles, from Bristol for Ja. ttuica; Lady Prudhue, Charlton, from Swansea for St, JagodeCuba; Maid of Alicant, Langley, from Liverpool for Naples. CARDIGAN, November 12.—Arrived, the Isabella ...

... Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled Act to amend the Laws relating to the Customs,” appoint Cardiff, Swansea, Llanelly, Milford, Cardigan, and Aberystwitb. to be ports in that part of the United Kingdom called Wale*; and we hereby declare that the limits of the ...

... Blytb for Honflenr. Spoken—The schooner Expedit, Cramer, from Stockholm for Trieste, all well, the Providence pilot-culter, armed here 24th. ALDBOROUGH—Nov. 25 Wind S.W., strong. Off, 24—The. brig Claret, Braniff.from Hartlepool for Bordeaux. , date—The ...

... Edinburgh. Scutifer.” —All brothers participate equally in the right to bear arms, and inherit quarterings. M. A.—The 1 Hussars {Prince Albert's Regiment) was that of Lord Cardigan, as a Lieutenant-Colonel, when the black-bottle affair took place. Etiquette ...