... teacher; John Smith, auctioneer; Robert Reid, writer; George Gilchrist, ironfounder; William Thomslon, Boghead; William Scott, portioner; James Russell, bankr; Jamesi Stark, merchant; hohn Gaslowny, wood merchant; John 'Intyre, teacher; John ]3gg, T ...

... brace were bagged. On the Glencallater Moors, Mr. John-Mlarsball bagged 12 brace, and 19 brace on Saturday. On the Glenclunie side of the shootings, Gilbert Wilkinson, Esq., was out from the Invercauld Arms on Friday, and bagged 19 brace, and 22 brace on ...

... Lord Seymour, Clbairalan. mud Mr Roebuck, Mr Ellice, sen., Mr Drummond, Sir G. Corriewall Lewis, Sir John Pakinuton, General Peel, the Air Layard, Mr John Ball, en, Colonel Lindsay, Mr Bramston. dod Four of these-Sir J. Pakinuton, Colonel Lindsay, Generrl ...

... British subjects. DEATeI or ARCHDACON WILLeAMS.-The death of the learned scholar and philologist, the Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, took place at his residence, Boshey-heath, on Monday last, after a long and severe illness. The Archdeacon ...

... between the Hon. P. St. John and the Count d'eAragon, the. parties were placed at fifteen aces distance, with liberty to fire when they chose. Both were excellent shots, and a good deal of caution weas displayed, till Mr. St. John, getting out of pa. tienoce ...

... between Grattan's Parliament and the constitution proposed under this bill. The hon. and learned member referred to the eratement of the Prime Minister that the material prosperity of Ireland during the 18 year pm-I ceding 1798 was due to Grattan's Parliament ...

... explain away a false impression which existed with respect to the return of Sir John Burgoyne' from the Crimea, that no stigma attached to that gaflant officer. Sir John Burgoyne simply returned to resume his post of Inspector-General ofFortifications ...

... wound about sit inches long and several distinct deep teeth marks on the left fore. arm; while on the right fore-arm he had a deep wound about four inches long, and the arm, from the wrist to the shoulder, was fairly riddled with almost innumerable teeth ...

... Route, John Russell, John Smith, Henry Stagg, William Sell (since dead), 'TNhomas Simnons, Henry Showler, James Stokes, John Sullivan, Edward Suttell, Edward Thomas, John Thorp, William Tadd, John Twissell, ...

... Bailies-George Mitchell, William Gil- mour, James WVatt M'Gregor. James Grahnin. Joseph Ales. Wright, John Fleming, James Howie Young, John Thomson. River Bailie-John Taylor; Deputy River Bailie -Hugh 'Wilson. ...

... siderable excitement has been caused in ha local shipping circles by.the mysterious dsap-a arance of Mr John Owen, master of -9 hi ~illiama, of Cardigan. On Tuesday evening. h last the captain left the vessel for the purpose of mr visiting the city in connection ...

... seaman; Philip Mitchell, able seaman; Thomai, Mullett, steward ; Anderson, carpenter, all of Carc- diff; David Jones, Cardigan; and John Steve-i, ?seaman, of Pembroke. It is stated the chief offici'r of the Norbiton suddenly starboarded his helm; avd the ...