... Gordon, Aberdeenshire. David Scott, Kineardihsshire Owen William Gcorge, Pembrokeshire John Davies, Cardigan. William Ward, Huntingdon. Thomas Porter, Cumberland. John Gordon Bailey, Kilkenv. Henry S. Honasill, Dorset. Charles G. Bullock, Cheshire. George ...

... late Lord John Hay to his flag, has been conferred on Captain Sir George Tyler, RH. (1822.) This gallant officer, C like the late Lord John, who held the appointment, has lost an arm in the service. He is a Protectionist, 3.P. for Cardigan, and it redounds ...

... Strike, comptroller Rochester, collector at Boston; Mr. Thomas, collector Cardigan, to be comptroller Rochester; Mr. Edwards, principal coast officer Pwllhely, to collector at Cardigan; Mr. Atkey, principal coast officer at Ryde, Isle of Wight, to principal ...

... A nuruber of newv Ieurbers were introduced and took their wit] seats. T t Mr Ho pier gave notice that - ou Monday next Lord John cediI - Russell would move to bring fie a bill to anrered tire laws relat- wonl tung to the representation of tire pneople; ...

... it was in some m measure diversified by a personal dispute between Mr as I- Grattan and Mr C. Anstey, which rendered the inter- wI position of the Speaker necessary. Mr Grattan made Ct d some remarks on M r Anstey and his constituents, -dur- di e ing Mr ...

... n of the clause seemed to suspended bv mutual cons durin? the dinner hour, the time being occu ie I bv ext lanations I.ord John RI’SSELL respecting the difference between his bill and that wbi- Lord Palmerston would .-uUt succeede I by some ersoral c ...

... heavy And'unequal tax upon the industrial portion of the corn- 10! I- munity -' 20 lie Aftecr some remarks from the Earl of Cardigan and Earl Gran. 2.5 m- ville, the Bill passed through Committee. 30 at- The New Zealand Government Bill was read a third time ...

... Wlftam Canterbury—H. P. Gipp* Bon. B. Johnson ~ Cardiff—W. Coffin ~ Cardigan—Pry •• Loveden *• Cardiganshire—Colonel Powell Carlisle—Sir Jamas Graham J. Ferguson Carlow—J • Sadller Carlow—John Ball Colonel Bruen Carmarthen— D. Morris ~ r»nnmrthen*hire—D. A ...

... stars mad than if the, 5.,.11 wed liagon of a-pmee. The Semi tic senator fer the capital »a« talking brmsley Sheri dan. bo had arm tbe b. ai.tiful daughter of the Queen of Beoutv, lately married to the son of the K night of therhr Sir Jaime hims-lf comin ...

... '0 their loss throughout the war amounts only to one hundred and -1 twenty Men.-'- t- General Cathcart, with 2500 men of all arms, crossed the 0e Orange River into the Sovereignty on the 30th of November. .e The policy of his- Excellency towards Moshesle ...

... short time, transport.- Lo7d U ELM,o oc,,i. postponed his motion respecting the war in Ava to Thursday neat. The Earl of Cardigan asked AberdMn what the intentions of Government, with regard to the aboh tion of the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland ...

... wine, John Grant 032 do. Buyoi-s & SkOe 1 22-32de gads. Geneva, W. 101 do. A. ga-iokshlak - Williams 258 do. A. Conafrl 11149 lbs. tobacco, T. 'Coombie So d 41 do. George Christle , Co. 83 do. W. w. iSir & Son i389 do. T, Craig & Sons 336 do. John Mather ...