... was in distress off Rhoscolyn. The rocket apparatus in charge of the coastguards and a few volunteers, and commanded by Mr. John 0. Williams, chief officer, was taken to the scene, but could not be used. The Rhoscolyn lifeboat put to sea at great risk ...

... Bakewell; John Poxon, Breaston, Derby; Nathaniel Watts, Bottesford . Thomas Tomlinson, Nottingham; Robert Bruce Wallace, Mel- bourne; C. Crabtree, Nottingham ; John Fleming, Ilkeston; T. Watkinson, Notting- ham; Jas. Miller, Nottingham; John R. Tran- mer ...

... specimen of trial bey jury took place in 1846, at the 'te it Cardigan assizes. A gardener named John Curs sued ott E- Edward Lloyd Wifllams, Esq. of Gwernant, itt the county al of Cardigan, for ein alleged balance of money due to bin P~a' ee for weges ...

... Carnarvon, Auglosea, Denbigh, and Flint, the assizas at Chester; No. 1S, of Glanmorgan, 'arnarthen Pembroko, Havorfordwest, Cardigan, 33reclnotk and Esidnor, the assizee at Swanseoa No. 19, of the county of Northumberland and the town and ?? of the towl ...

... King of Arms, kneeling, presented the garter to the wh sovereign, and Her Majesty, assisted by His Royal Highness Br Prince Albert, buckled it on the left leg of the Emperor, the fril Chancellor pronouncing the admonition. of Garter King of Arms presented ...

... Charles A. Parker, Royal Marines. mitl Seamen : James Ariell, able seaman; James Callaghan, api ,ditto; Davcid Stedman, ditto; John Leask, ordinary; Ricbid. wet Tassell, ditto; George Durrant, ditto. ma6 Marines: Rtichlard Tarrell, piaeJonSaines, dto U F ...

... SDa. A movement is on foot to free St. John's ,sCathedral, Salford, from debt. Untilthe debt is paid nthe church cannot be consecrated. THEN FROM A SHOP AT SALFORD.-At the Sal- 8 ford Police Court, on Thursday, John Bertram, of 12, Cow Lane, Salford, was ...

... a question on Friday next as to the intention of the government in regard to the future government of India. The Earl of CARDIGAN gave notice of another mo- tion, for Monday next, respecting the Sixmile-bridge affray. Some other business was then despatched ...

... University No man feletediaIibu eh vacant by the resignation ofProfessor Low, territory Lanp PaovOaTSHeP OF EottcBeaIct.-irr, John Melville poic write to he sinalwas on Friday last elected lord prov natpt of the city of Edinburgh. Mr. Melilei poot Russia ...

... the greater proportions TREA~o of her berths engaged. All the fi ]RBBnEaY OF AJQLOVIII SIBTisORP. -40n Thursda y, tories lias John Davy Robinson, a mats who had been i tt dan sffei the Fervice of Colonel Sibiborp, but had been die- Occupied charged, was ...

... nlnt.Hregnsaet aof 1,000 horse- rt nrapwrenes e oe sexcdnl od it is expected rato 'N CD utTETETO PRS PRNIE. ratepi teds Mr. John Charles German, a horse-hair weaver anid sieve si and manufacturer, formerly of Old Ford, but at present carrying A a *cnt ...

... remedy. 0 SATURDAY. Ei r In the section E (geography and ethnology), on Saturday, I n presided over by Colonel Chesney. Mr. John Grattan sub- bea it mitted a collection of crania and casts of skulls, collected bu t. principally from the round towers of Ireland ...