... and the people of Pembroke and Cardigan had ceased to pay tithes of wool and cheese. To hasten to the rrimate of England and call his attention to these late enormities was the first 'step of the zealous Giraldus. Armed with due authorIty, he overcame ...

... presi- dent, and tbh Rev. E. Mouro, vicar of St. John's, is one of the chief presnoters. SOUTIFAIPTOlJ, T nlanSbAY.-Th1e lirhsza' ians arrived, and brings theituaster and crew of the Panasy, of Cardigan, fro n Carliff to 'Lisbon, -hich wns abanldoried ...

... 8S; J. lorgan, Mi 77; Samuel Sheppard, 75; Wmn. Exell, 76; Geo. Hill], 77; (ec. .Hardinh, 72; Samuel Attwood, 77; John Heath, 79; John . liggins, e9; Richard Goodrich, 77; F. tillard, 7I; and Ar .Edmund Goodrich, 76. Their united ages amounted to 110 ...

... Edmonds, Wroughton, horse dealer, adjourned dividend; John Evans, Lampeter, cattle dealer, adjourned audit; E. P. Hollingshead, Cheltenham, tailor and draper, adjourned audit. Nov. 1.-Jonathan Pell, Cardigan, mining agent, first meeting of creditors. All the ...

... builder, meeting for Nproof of debts. Nov. 7-Willianm Cameron, Bristol, drysalter, audit. Nov. 8-John Bush Mercer, Bath, bu;ider, first meeting of creditors; John Shattock, Long Ashton, farmer, examina- tion of witnesses. All the above sittings (except the ...

... Adjudi atbf suede durino the ast week:-Wm. Phillips, Bath victualler. Dieidetui decleaed: John Shattock, Long Ashten farmer Sd. in the pound; John Lathan, Cardigan, farmer 1id. in the pound. BA1KRUPT MEETINGS Ton TUBl ENSUING WEEKL (Befere Mr. Cgommnissioner ...

... of a' stick and struck it severely on the bacic` The horse immediately kicked him on the, arm, just' at the elbow, joint, in such' a mainner as to break his arm in. two, parts. A_ .ntghbour cominig' to. his assistance, he ~wiss eniabled.,to wAIk 'to the ...

... 22nd Devon 9 Private F. Blatch, 1st florkes . 7 Sergeant J. JFames, 1st Cardigan . .. .. 7 Sergeant Hook, 3rd.Davof .. 7 Lieutenant Hitchcock, 7th Wilts ..-. 8 Private John Allen, 13th Somerset ..9 Private I. Fidler, 18t Sonsorset .-.. 7 Lieutenant ...

... Earl of in Elgin will not be able to hold the Viceroyalty of India very, ,~,as hIs health[ Seillers very much iromn the heat. John Bowrin-bhas' hadan interie wihteEmperor of the French, and 'Teived i rdnias sEvy Extra- ice ordinary of the King o h aainIlns ...

... forcst. The farms at Windsor belong to tIle Crown, aid were ronted by the Prince. They consist of the Home or Dairy 1arm, the Flemish F'arm, the Bagshot and Ripley Farms, and the Norfolk Iasrm. Tue Home Farm is stocked~ WI ith iure Slorthiorns, the lFlemiisih ...

... of the original owner. 3 THE: EARL OF CARDIGAN AND THE HON. COLONEL a CALTHORPE.-Rumour says that early in Easter term Mr. Bovill, Q.C., will move in the Court of Queen's Bench on I the part of the Earl of Cardigan, the hero pf Balaclava, ' for a criminal ...

... r have benIfre htthe following dissenting ministers have entered t ai' College, Lamipeter:-Tbomtas John, Gower, near Swansea; Thomas Richards, Cardigan;- and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mir. Hill. an eminent Baptist G minister, of York Chapel, Swansea ...