... Duke of York and Lieutenant Colonel Lenox, Sir Francis Burdett and Mr. John Paull, the Marquis of Londonderry and ever-glorious Grattan, the best of the good, and the Earl of Cardigan—he of the Light Brigade—and Captain Harvey Tuckett toed the creases ...

... Napleton House, - Kemptey, she Mr Tree, acting on behalf of the Treasury, information laid Mr John , jun., so* citer ; WilUftro Bt!l, landlord of the Wheelwrights' Arm* ; and Mr. reporter. Higginbotton, was brought Worcester thia morning and takes to the Couuty ...

... SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN WALES. A shocking tragedy happened in South Wales on Saturday. Dlr. J. Johnes, county court judge for Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, and recorder of the borough of Carmarthen,,,has been assassinated by his butler, an Irishman ...

... Atherstone Barry Docks Brecon Bridgnorth Broadstairs Bromsgrove Brosetey Burton-upon-Trent Cannock Cardiff Do. Bute Docks Cardigan Carmarthen Caterham Valley Cheltenham Coventry Darlaston Dowlais Droitwich Dudley Ellesmere Enfield Evesham Folkestone Gloucester ...

... the pro- perty became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807, devising the land to Lord Donerailo, and Richard Aldwcrth in trust for the use of his eldeat son, John, for life, with remainder, tn tail ...

... Johnson; Mary's Chutxb, Cardigan, by the Rev Griffith Thomas, vicar, William Henry eldest son of William Haden, Esq., of Dudley, this to Matilda Ellen Jane, daughter of William Lane INoott, of Cardigan. Lately, at Ribbesford, by the Rev. John Fortescue, Mr. Alfred ...

... fraternity. The only son of Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., died on Wednesday of brain fever, after several days' illness. He was a fine youth, only 12 years of age. The illness of his son has caused the absence of Mr. Grattan from his parliamentary duties lately ...

... extinct, the property became vested in John Flood, grandson of the founder of the family. John Flood made his will in 1807 devising the lands to Lord Doneraile and Richard Aldworth in trust to the use of his eldest son John for life, with remainder in tail ...

... was wellknown figure London society, where the loss of his arm, which he parted with at Inkermann, served to render him conspicuous as a hero. He was a nephew of the last of the Cardigans, and a son of Mr. Henry Baring, the eldest brother Lord Revelstoke ...

... . Meet know her work. Churchwoman preferred. Wages £l4 to £l6. No washing.—kgra, Williams, Caradoc, Bow-street, R. 5.0., Cardigan. sb 0744 lA A.UNDRY-MAID ; must thoroughly understand work.—Apply, Mrs. Smith, The Heath, Wribbenhall, Downey. x 232 w A ...

... Dolancothy Arms, which belongs to Mr. Johnes, and he has made frequent applications to his master to obtain it. Mr. Johnes, however, refused to grant it him, and in this fact lies the explanation of the frightful tragedy. The Dolancothy Arms is at present ...

... Tenants, and for further particulsra to Hr. John Coldioott, of Sedgsberrow, in the County of Worcester, to the Auctioneer, of aforesaid, or to Mr. Oswald Cheek, Solicitor, Eresham. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CARDIGAN S.E I R £. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Belle ...