... that the case did not come within that act,.w The Lords Justices concurred, in BEFoxaTn Mx M Dosex cim Ru OLMS to WALKOER V. ARM~sSTRONG. O His Honour gave judgment in this case. The question, Jut he said, arose upon teis construction en d effect of certain ...

... a committee to inquire into I( the expediency and practicability of constructing, in tte tl most advantageous port of the Cardigan Bay, a harbour of t1 refuge, to afford protection against the isjury to commerce, ri and to avert the barrowing Bicenes of ...

... THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE CRIMEA. The first report of Sir John KINeill and Colonel Tualloob, the commimaloners sent out last year by Lord :Permute to inquire inot the scute of the army in Ve Crimea, has just b~een issued. It be ire date June 10, ISJ.5. ...

... liedleodelo Pust t Wisobeater Lansdale Dungannont St. John hold xAatLS. Lucan Exmonluh Sondea1s It BeauchLacnp Longrford Falmosuth Southampton D It Bradforid Mornirgton liawarden Tenterden WO It Cardigan tslsyo ?? Temnplemore thin ?? Dilsttesbttry HAaOtS ...

... BaIway; Banbridge Junction Railway; Barnsdale em 1and Leeds Road; Bath Gas; Brough end Eamont Bridge fo llotd; Carmuarlteti and Cardigan Railway; Chfltohans at 0 Gas; Clay Cross as El; Colnbrook, Datchet, ard Slough m .Road,; Colonial Bank; Cork and Youghlol- ...

... passed eree. cots. as HARBOUR OF REFUGE AT CARDIGAN. 1 g Mr. LLOYD DAVIES rose to mo(ve for a select coin- smittee to inquire into tha advisahility of constructing aL a harbour of refuage and defence in Cardigan-bay, and whe. Iti hir it may not he advantaosecus ...

... Hope Vere, Laurie5 J. C. Ewalt, H.P.,C William John Hamilton, Ewaot, M.P., MacGregor, M.P., Frewen, H.P., Johns Neild, H.P., Henry M. Vane, Levecon Gower, Grenville t .I Ber.ireley, H.P., Wariender, John Wool, H. Hasnsey Vivian, Eonesait Bancorft Heoktenzie ...

... Bishop of Lieblofld In A id of cthe Charity ait 3 loetok, And the Sorricer silltbo real in the Woi-h ~aecorce, by the 11ev. John Evnrs, Chapilain of the Society. The mentcal arrangennmen wilt he unuder thes slrreetion of Mr. Brtleyl Ziehardo, sebo bin ...

... appointment of the noble and gallant earl (Cardigan) near him to the office of i ?? gecoerol of cavalry, anti to that of Sir Richard Airey as quartermsster-generat. (Hear, heir.) The ap- pointsmett of Lord Cardigan took place, in January, 1655 i it w a mpde ...

... FEMALES. Lendon: John Churchill, -New Burlington-street. _ Just pubis~hed, fcp. 8re, Is. 6d., . T TrEADACHlES: their Causes and their Cure, f gL By Bl~p HneY G. Womoior, It.D,, Phvoiciti to the St. Penerno Royal Dispensary. Ph.London: John ChurehiU, Ness ...

... y statemeuts touching the successive heads of expenditure. The total force voted comprised 246,716 officers and men of all arms. When the list of supplemental estimates had been gone through, and the above gross force voted, the chairman was ordered to ...

... Eisenberg has operated on ray foot very ilfully without ly cauing pain or annoyance, DUN E!LLIN. h ( From the Right Ron. Lord John Scott.) 11 lslr. Eiseuberg has operated on my corns without paw, oI December 8, 383.' COT. di e | (From the Right Hon. Lord ...