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... currently reported on Thursday, that the Hon. John Talbot, Q c. the parliamentary barrister, and brother to the present earl, is to be brought forward to supply the vacancy the representation of this county. CARDIGAN BOROUGH ELECTION. —ln thin boreugh a severe ...

... Indii, the same year; and England, in 1846. served with Sir John Moore in Spain, was engaged at Corunna, Vittoria (wounded), the Pyrenees, Orthcx, Toulouse, and Waterloo; the latter he lost an arm. During the above service, it appears by the Records of the ...

... genius, and their destiny. Mr. ileary Grattan followed, speaking with a view to introduce an amendment of a different description. The bow., became thin, sad the lion. member was very little attended to. Lard John Russell then row sod, with respect to ...

... aged SI; accreted *it► the Iteheeter family ; twee Jetlp•Adnoesee 11.11 Bring—ki•Slbeeettiltjet-in-bm of the Silt Berl of Cardigan (tb. preens Rail patroa of 6 living.); • ewer; bees elle. Free-trade Coes. W. P. 41; connected by filth the 4th Seri of Selkirk ...

... Royal Newfoundland Companies.—Lt. H. C Mai riot t tobeCapt. by pur. v. Lyttleton, ret., En. T. Johns to Lt. by pur. v. Marriott, It. A. Law. geut. En. pur. v. Johns. Brevet,—Capt. W. G. Beare, of the Ist, Maj. the Army. Staff.—Col. A.S H. Mountain, the 2Ulh ...

... would rest fhe defence of the measure upon the single fact, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Sir W. Somerville denied that the design of this measure was to put down any ...

... Cramp. of that place. April 11, at I, Bronewlek-street, Mr. Joseph Thornton, for many yaws auctioneer's porter. April /1, at Grattan, nem Witieheomb, Mary Lacy, infest daughter of Mr. James Stephens. April 13, at 5, Suffolk-parade, aged 49, George name, gag ...

... would have all gone to America. Lord John . Blown replied, then the resistance in Ireland would not be eery great. After some dismission, in which Mr. B. Coehrnne Mr. G. P. Serape, Mr. S. CrauJord, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr .J. O'Connell, and futon/ Dunne took ...

... check the habit of passing laws when few members were in town, and public business was conducted in a hurried manner. Lord John Pusscll explained his intentions with regard to some of the bills, postponing his reply as to others until the Ist of July ...

... lied been bombarded and captured. Suet, a flagrant violation of the Coast'lotion appeared to give Lim the right to take op arms, and he counted upon th.• adhesion, not resistance, bosh from the National Guard and the soldiers. The younger men of the movement ...

... Abbey, Carew, Cardigan, passed their last examinations.—D. Evans, of Merthyr, builder, was outlawed, for not surrendering to his last examination.—A. Dixon, of Narbeth, P. Cbalour, of Clyro, 0. Mathias, of Glastonbury, E. Brideut and John Nichols, both ...