... Is evil for the Queen Dowager ; doger of 1 DOMESTIC. . Culhoom, C.B, aed / • . Comm., rave, need Wienmi ; Lem'. Athbook. Arm. Berme. M.P., Cieleewle. holidthm7 mel Poth comport of Cron nominee. ? Cl a n t e l. : th. A bon.o t Epl or pl i a7 2l Q 4row ...

... BORtllp 4, from Liverpool to Manilla. A .hip, suppowed to be the Meru. from Newport to Limerick, was diireu em taihe bar to Cardigan /3 . 5y, r 00 t h shore. and af!er etriking. went to Memo Eleven persons ore drowned, andtwo Others saved.— Th. etoop, Emily ...

... Alderman Copeland, Mr. John Evelyu Deuison, Viscount Drumlanrig, Sir John Hanmer, Sir Edmund Hayes, Mr. E. Mr. Allau Elliott Lockhart, Mr. John Mastermuu, Mr. James Mathcson, Col. Mure (Renfrewshire), Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Sir John Pakington, Mr. Nicholas ...

... the Northleseh Union Ho was to monthe ireprienoment with hard labour. AellOOLT.—John Meet. of Rennet.. wee fined 184. including come, for moeult awn ea elderly men named John Oruro, of the same place. 1 CHIPPING CAM PDEN.—Tee Pntacg.—Supt. Edwards hes raigued ...

... of the conduct of our government in reference to tho Greek question, he would call upon Lord John Russell to make a frank statement upon the subject. Lord John Russell said that all he could at present state was that General La Hitte (the French Foreign ...

... Anderson, A. (abroad;) Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill;) Benet, J.; Colebroookc, Sir E.; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry; lleathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Lovcden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; Mahcr, N.; O'Connell, J.; Power, N ...

... o'clock pre- THE whole of the above-named TIMBER TREES, which are divided into 14 Lots, and marked with white and red paint Mr. John Lewis, the Tenant, will show the Lots, from whom particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained also of Messrs. George ...

... Red Hill. Havant, Hampshire. —Rev. E. Evans to perpetual curacy of Llandowoßreirl. with the curacy of Llenbadarn•o4•yorie, Cardigan.—Rev. 11. Parmae to perpetual curacy of Sandhurst. Berk. -Rev. Chutes Tumor to perpetual curacy of Holt. hielksham, Wilts ...

... afterwards visited the Commodore of the English yacht squadron (the Earl of Wilton) on board the Xariffa, aad also the Earl of Cardigan, aad was received with rounds cheer* and the yarda manned. The procession then returned to the dockyard juat a* the sun took ...

... tbe hand, the breast, imu ,he this a man in tbe crowd armed him * od .* ho * through the head dead on the pot. Arm* zl_~7 procured in this country an emergency. Some ■TT r *. of mayor's party armed themaelvea and fired into the one man more—some say two ...

... it has nothing conventual about it. Such also, ea far a. be Judged in their present ruined state, ma St. Dogrosell, near Cardigan, and the Priory at Ilaverfordweet. though the former does appear to have had tome part at least vaulted. Of the same type ...

... of the Opera or Drury-lone ; the British ensign on the Keep flaps lazily ; the guard of honour is at the Castle gates, with arms flashing brightly through the murky atmosphere; and then comes the grand procession; the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Aldermen ...