... tempests j *hich roar through the rocky cwms of Breconshire—from the ocean surges which thunder against the bleak shore i of Cardigan or Pembroke. His figure had the dignity of his native mountains—his eye the kingly fierceness of their eagles—his robes the ...

... £500 for his apprehension, but if they would pro- tect him, and arm, Ireland would be free. Some had no arms, bot he said stones were very good Mr. weapons for persons who had no other arms. Meagher addressed the people; also Mr. Dillon. Mr. Meagher told ...

... third-best performer on the triple harp : open to all the world. The above three prizes were won by, lst, John Roberts, presented by Lady Hall; 2nd, John Henry Jones, Manchester, by Mrs. Rees Powell; 3rd, Thomas Griffiths, by Lady Charlotte Guest. God save ...

... amongst which was one to the memory of the late William Hazledine, Esq., of Shrewsbury, who constructed the Pont- y-Cyseylite John Hazlecine, Esq., ia a very feeling manner, acknowledged the tribute to his late father. After spending a most agreealile day ...

... the quarantine flag hoisted. —Hull Adver- Cholera at the East End of London-. —At an inquest held on Saturday, at the Bedford Arms, Bedfordstreet, Commercial Road East, before Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, it was stated the medical witness that the Asiatic ...