... that within a mouth a Cardigan would be seeking to make poll. e tical capital of this spontaneous demonstration, he would shave been regarded with contempt and scorn. Captain n Sturt, however, appeals unenistakeably to the Cardigan Et enthusiasm, and should ...

... ATION OF CARDIGAN.-It is currently reported that at the next general election the-present high sheriff of Bristol, John Harford Battersby, Esq., will be brought forward, on the conservative interest, for the re- presentatiol of the Cardigan boroughs. ...

... Ce), August 9. John Smith () Bachelor, .~n 'afid another (u), Augut '9,John lennan, -Bennett; John, M.A. Anthoy Assignee Cu), Aug-s 7 John XJullen Cs).on$7 Conrahy. Anne Maria Cu), August 2, John Bell (a). Doolan, Amos P .H.C) Aug'ust 9 ...

... ditto. ] John Littlechild, private, ?? Royal Marine Brigade, wound of arm; ditto. Thomas Wyke, private, let Battalion Royal Marine Brigade, wound of thigh; ditto. John Patterson, private, let Battalion Royal Marine Brigade, wound of thigh; ditto. John Lendon ...

... College ; Charles Z. Taylor, St. John's College ; John M. Mello, St. John's College; Frederick Heatorn, sebolar, Jesus College; Samuel L. War- ren, scholar, and Edward Leeds, Wadham College; George H. Stanton, Charles Rumball John Lomax, and Henry J. Knapp, ...

... for Turkey. At 9 , Lieut.-Colonel Unett minutely inspected each arms, andappointmentsseparately- Thedivision ! composed principally of ?? and active men, apps of animation. Each man was armed with a Mmii ri9 being unencumbered with cross belts (the pouch ...

... The following are the ,names of those who died, viz. :-John Dutaz, French waiter; John MWLellan, waiter; Thomas Nasmith, William Franklin, A.B.; Richard Short, waiter; Henry Shrimpton, master at arms; Thomas Phelan, stoker; William Fitzell, fireman ; Thomas ...

... where they will pass the t Easter Holidays. The Earl of Cardigan arrived in Portman-square on Monday, from visiting the Doke of Rutland, at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire. The Earl of Cardigan has consented to preside at S the forthcoming anniversary ...

... Engineers, by Major-General Sir John Burgoyne. Rlight Hon. John HatcheD M.P. on appointment as de Attorney-General for Ireland, Ly Sir deorge Grey. of Mr. W. Webb Hayward, by Viscount Sydney. she Dean of Hereford, by Lord John Russell. oev Mr. Hoggins, Q ...

... BAnOirsT8.-James Clark, John Hienry Psliy,lenry Dulcinfield, T. Dyke Acland, CharlesF Lemon, Moseseewonte- flore, Alexanider 13pearman, John Walsh, Rtobert Prie?, Ml P., Wlilliam Miagnay, Johnl W. II. Aurois, Pteryvl Hart Dyke, John Duekwrorth, George Nugent ...

... hereon June 30, and some perhaps know that the arms arrived a few days after; and a they may not, unnaturally, ask why I state that the h .men only received their arms a few days ago. The I reason is that the arms were sent unstamped, and could not therefore ...

... as likely to become candidates for the vacant seat. The principal are, Lord Dunkellin, Mr. William K[eogh, M.P. Mr. Heney Grattan, and Mr. William H. Gregorys of Coele Park. ~oughcooter Castle, the magnificent demesne of Lordott, has again come into the- ...