... of Sir John Franjtliu. —Yesterday, Lady Franklin issued a notice offering a reward of 20001. with view inducing any whaling-ship which resorts to Davis’s Straits or Baffin’s Bay to make search for the ex{iedition under the command of Sir John Franklin ...

... had a horror of Cardigan, an of Miss pl could not t A Ido be she had said that the m J while she lived ; it wa quit clear, t that thinking er sw wou there. A. te be of te | His learned friend ha { read the following letter t Cardigan Mary, in answer to ...

... and have been, since 1824, vicar of Cardigan. I am acquainted with the plaintiff, who has been regular communicant for many years. I have long known the defendant since he was articled to his late uncle, at Cardigan. After that he was in partnership with ...

... whose motives at this moment could not be ascertained, it was the duty the government and of parliament to stand armed in this respect, armed in every other, against those contingencies which might arise. (Hear, hear.) He proposed now to isy this bill on ...

... George’s o' Edward | fo at John Bosley 80° a John Plaister, for stealing Anchor of Geor, Taylor.—J oh n Mackdeard and face at Winchcombe, of Richard ris for stealing pig's Wilkam Butt, for stea ling at K gsholm, a jacket 4 ohn Cook.—John Mobley, half peck of ...

... between the knives. when the whole hand and pert of the arm above the wrist wait drawn in and severed by success re choppings, before he could be rescued from his horrible situation. The remainder of the arm has since been amputated by Messrs. Warner and Pnoley ...