... of cards, that I.e limy have the pleasure ef Userim the frail structure And in a spirit of equally childish trilling, Leta John calls upon [dormers to guess what his thought** like; be tells them that if any one will originate a discussion on the extension ...

... Tntrthe: W. iliams, chemist, High-r-treet, Cardigan; O. E- Davies, chemi'l Have:'ordwest Joseph Potter, Herald Office, Haverfordwest, R. C. I'weeks. chemist, Pembroke; Thomas Evans, chemist, High- street, Swanse John Moore, chemist, Broad-street, New Town ...

... at One o'clock precisely to receive TENDERS PULSZKY, Mr. Knowles and Mr. John Henderson appeared 17th of January, 1850, were put in and read. Thomas Lovell, 25, labourer ; John White, ,tte . 1',,0 golloase, „10.7-,ASES, for twenty-one years from Ledydey ...

... remarks about the cabinet councils, Lord John said, that without revealing cabinet secrets to that gentlemen, there was oo intention of increasing the land-tax, as Mr. Disraeli seemed to fear, or,' added Lord John, amid a about of applause and laughter ...

... depressed state of our common interests:— Dungannon Joseph Clark, Wrexham W. W. Wynn John Staid' R. H. Cunliffe Charles Parsonage John Ileatoa John Mc Clymorit S. Yorke John James, Pickhill TllO6. Fitzhugh Charles Thomas J. LL Salisbury Samuel Newns, Gresford ...

... Mr. HORSMAN AND LORD JOHN RUSSELL. In reply question from Mr. ROEBUCK, with respect to Mr. Horsmin’s letter to bis constituents, in which be charged tbe noble lord at tbe of the government and Sir George Grey with fraud on the house, in promising introduce ...

... for Cockermonth still adhered to his charge Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it would have been, to say the least of it, courteous that the hon. member should have givdn notice of mooting a charge on his (Lord John Rusftell’s) character, coming from the hon. member ...

... daughter of William 011iver, Esq., of Courtlands,. Seseex. Feb. 7, John Francis, Esq., of Market Harbororigh, Leicestershire, to Grace, eldest daughter of the late John Goodchild, Esq., of St. John's Wood. Feb. 7, at St. George's, Hanover-equare, Charles Buxton ...

... ground for reconsidering recent legislation but Mr Herries ana Mr DTsraeli given expositions its object entirely different Lord John repeated the disavowal given Mr Labouchere that any insalt or disrespect was intended to the agricultural interest by the paragraph ...

... instant.—present C. C. Williams, Charles Vacheil, H. Heece, John Moore, M.?.. Captain Morgan, William Bird, John Lloyd, Griffith Phillips, R. M. Hamlen, John Grierson, Benjamin Mathews, John Bafchelor, W. H. Watkins, David Lewis, Charles Milner, William ...

... yl«o, snowed th. was a son of the late Mr. Jenkins, of Cardigan, who, it will however, bad communicated tl.e oaroo ore part of ~i l C“ ‘■.' l| v ‘(-' bvoi. put remembered, was found dead in the Cardigan mail wl.etj |,ieh, in tlie literal sense the word, ...

... massacre of the Sarebas pirates, the non-reception of the Italian refugees at Malta, and the late revolt in Cephalonia, Lord John Ruesell promised to lay before the house whatever official papers and correspondence were in the possession of the government ...