... threatened with armed conflicts; peace nowhere ssfe for an hour. Never were our foreign rotations more unsatisfactory ; yet Malmesbury would loom in the future” minister of Great Britain at the Foreign-office, Who knows bow soon we might have Sir John Pakington ...

... intellectual corn laws should removed. DESPERATE ENCOUNTEB IN CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes ...

... Guardi. Lords Radstock, . party. John Thomas taw what up, and ran after the Renelagh, end Earl Spencer were among the command. brougham, betleae and abort winded. There wsanoeeb ing officers present, and the force under arms was eatithe stand, they were all ...

... R buddlan, John Jones, Marsh inn; Rhyl, Thos. is Healing, 25 & 26, Queen strest; Ruaben, E. rds, postmaster; ai Ruthin. 11. James, Plas Efeneebtvd; Do., D. Jones. Castle st.; tr St. Asaph. Joseph Llsyd, White Horse Vault; Werexham, John bh Clark, IS ...

... Townshend Mainwaring, Esq. M.P., Sir Pyers Mostyn, Bert., Capt. Mostyn, John Wynne Eyton, Esq, Frederick Phillips, Esq., Clowes, Esq., Bytsn Cooke, Esq., John Clowes, Esq., John S Rankes, Esq., Anderson, Esq., J T Powell, Esq., J Dawson, senior. Esq. ...

... renewed on or before the 9th October next. PERCY M. DOVE, Manager, c. AGENTS IN WALES. tl Abergele, Mr. John Jones, surceon, Pen y bont: Bangor, st John sloyd, Tar y graig place; Caernarvon, R. D. Williams, E ironmonger, Eastgate; Denbigh, Evan Davies, King's ...

... bob llaw i uii y mae Statues wedi en cedi o Seneddwyr yr oes a neth heibio-o Chatham, a Pitt, a Fox, a Burke, a Walpole, Grattan, Clarendon, a Hampden. Awn ym mlaen drwy y swinq door yn y pen arall iddi, a dyma Di yng nghanol lobby neu neuadd anferth ...

... prize for the next tbiee years. No arms will be allowed in the competition tor either prize but those in ordiuarv use in the regiment, without difference or alteration of any kind. Quarter- masters and trumpeters being armed by Government with pistols aud ...

... answer. Neither will they, I have my respected friend. Sir John Roger Kynaston. He would rather atop at home and follow the example of Addison's Sir de Coverley than of Shakesparo's Sir John Falstaff (hear hear). If you want to know what the Great Western ...

... on Thursday, the December. By of the Board, JOHN BURY, Cleik. FINAL ORDER. IN the matter of the Petition of DAYID DAVIES, formerly and for upwards of two years residing at Aberystwith, in the county of Cardigan, there practising as surgeon ; afterwards ...

... eyn boreu dydd V *1 LIun, a gobaith. gwan sydd am dani. Trueni na e h byddai nawddborth eang a chyfleus yn rhywle yn y V Y Cardigan Bay i lougau i anturio rhedeg iddo ar ol y cael eu chwythu i mewn i'w derfynau. Achubid ugeiniau a fywydau bob blwyddyn, ...

... into tbs roam beneath. Several persons were hurt. One the Jury, named Joseph Slorley, was •serioufly. injured ; another, named John Walsh, had his leg broken. Sergeant Hall sustained contused wound scalp, and Constable Morphy received several contusions. ...