... Thomas Williams, M.A., Archdeacon of Llandaff; The Ven. Archdeacon John Williams, M.A., Archdeacon of Cardigan; The Rev. William Whewell, D.D.,MasterofTrinity College,Cambridge; The Rev. John Griffith, D.D., Canon of Rochester.—The diocese of the new Bishop ...

... very obedient servant, '-GILBERT KING, Bart. MR. JOHN O'CLERY. A sum of ten shillings has been received at this office from a donor, who signs himself W. B., in aid of the fund being raised for Mr. John O'Clery. Mr. O'Clery is the descendant of en ancient ...

... to express that thIs gentle passage of arms betweeu me and Dr. Todd may only prov., as In the old chivairic days, the commencement of a firm alliance in the cause of truth and Celtic lore. Yours very truly, JOHN WILLIAMS. ...

... leading mines in the 'ht rtion of the principality are likely to be equalled, it net by those in the vast mineral basin of Cardigan. Sir John Buller, Mr. Champernowne, Sir Walter Carew, Mr. Brown, ? Ingleborough, Mr. Pendarves, M.P. for West Cornwall, and other ...

... unknown, and Cromlechs were regarded as sepulchral monuments, the use always assigned to them in our Imh traditions. The Rey. John Davies, for example, as quoted by the Archdeacon, speaks of a remarkable Kromlech, which seve. ral (he says) as well as myself ...

... been Lo)rd Cardigan (11th Hussarr), Gei~eral the Thorn, Colonel Scarlett (bth Dragoons), Col. Martin (Ist eec Dragoons), Capt. Wingield (Royal Horose Artillery), sod he, several other officers; Charles Tancred, Esq , of Arden Hall; Al, John Scholfield ...

... will' throw the Frankfort Government into shade, and materially interfere with the scheme said. be contemplated by the Archduke John, for ngeffecting the junction of Frankfort with the' t. Southern L eague. IFrom the Ionian Islands, . awe learn that the i ...