... COUNTIES OF MERIONETH AND CARDIGAN IMPORTANT SALt OF DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY: TO RBE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr, EDWARD EDWARDS, At the Herbert Arms Inn, Machynlleth, on Wednesday. and 6 in the afternoon. subiect to conditions ; the 9th day ...

... display of troops had be made in that direction, but that the arms were taken and the arrests made without the least resistance. Ry why, it will be asked, were these arrests made and these arms seized precisely the day appointed for the funeral procession ...

... Inn, in Bromsgrove Street aforesaid, afterwards for one week, at the Arme Inn, in Smithfield, in Birmingham aforesaid, and now and for twenty weeks last t residing at No. 33, in Cardigan Street, in the borough of rmingbam aforesaid ,and for three years ...

... further adjournment of t be debate upon Mr. John motion for he Repeal of the Un ont from submitted on the 11th of April, and time to time since that day. After some observations from Sir B. Kall, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Reynold, and others, Lord J. very brie ...

... the tickets, the other for a return list of the draw. [2935 1 8 4 8. GRAND ST. LEGER SWEEP EVERY HORSE A PRIZE! JOHN ALLEN, TREDEGAR ARMS HOTEL, NEWPORT, MONMOUTH IRK, TAKES this opportunity of informing his Friends and the Public, that he has opened ...

... weeks at the Street aforesaid, a fterwards for one week, at the Drovers Arms Inn, in Smithfield, in Birmingham aforesaid, end now and for twenty weeks iast past resi ding at No. Cardigan Street, in the borough of Birmingham afore said,and fur three years ...

... discussion, h that object by fo: ree of arms. T he debate was ultimately adjourn ed till that day three months. Mr. F. then moved that the ho use resolve itself inta committee on the Waste Lands (Ireland) Bil 1. Sir JOHN WALSH opposed the motion, and moved ...

... BLAGROVE (Violin), Mr. LINDLEY ( Violoncello j, Mr. H. HILLf Viola), Mr. HOWELL f Contra-Basso ), Mr. CARD (Flute), Mr. GRATTAN COOKE (Oboe), Mr. WILLIAMS (Clarionet), Mr. BAUMANN (Bassoon), Mr PLATT (Horn), Monsieur PROSPERE (Ophicleide), and Mr. HARPER ...

... of J. F. L. (Mr. John r. Lalor), said— In the case of Ireland, now, there is but one fact to deal with, and one question to be considered, rhe fact is this—that there are at present in occupation of our country some 40,000 armed men in the livery and ...

... the Juries in the late cases of the Queen against W. S. O Bi*ien, Esq., M.P., Thomas Meagher and John Mitchel. The Hon. Gentleman contended that the trial John Mitchel was a gross departure from the due administration of justice in striking from the panel ...

... witnessing the workings of ALSO WILL BE SOLD, th the wrath man, we have been afresh taught that | counties OF MERIONETA AND CARDIGAN. Thirty other HUNTER S, &e.. most of them of the en the Lord doeth according to his wi H among the | IMPORTANT SALE first ...

... alighted at the verge of the common, and, mounting his charger, rode on to the ground, where he was received by the Earl of Cardigan, and the inspection then commenced. His Royal Highness Prince Albert was attired in the uniform of the regiment. The Duke ...