... steatont enii,k;a l all it_ 11 ,Dristol and Esker 100 eu 8.4 ° Caledoninn . 10 0 116 —ll7 Carmarthen and Cardigan .„ I all ,„ Cork and RAndon Ckrt, Rlackrock. and Paastpl all , all C Ds AreceiresOBdiv;iiBB . p.e. all _ 110. R. 1 ...

... tussled with her assailant, when be showed a knife, and, she held hold of him drew the instrument across the upper part of her arm, which lie nearly severed from her body. fierce struggle ensued-—in fact, struggle for life Mrs. Robinson got away from him ...

... Cloudy shapes ami fears forlorn Jy like shadows the morn. er the earth there comes bloom, Sunny light for sullen gloom, '* arm perfume for vapour cold-1 smell the rose above the mould ! Thomas Hood. IMPROVEMENT DEPARTMENT— Yesterday. The Mayor presided ...

... circulate? extensively through the Counties ANTRIM. ARM AGH, CAVAN, DOWN. DONEGAL. FERMANAGH. LEITRIM LONDONDERRY LOUTH, MEATH, MONAGHAN, BLIGO, TYRONE, fcc. ; and AGENTS are followin To Antrim, Arm-izh, Armor, Ash.fi. Id, Anghnacloy, Anther, Ba'lycarry ...

... Acres, Joseph Bowen, Thomas Cornish, Henry Cousins, Walter Evans, Andrew Fulton, John Grant, Henry Garsett, William Harry, Wm. Rose Harvey, Joseph Hartland, John Huckwell, John Hodge, Richard Jenkins. Thomas Lawrence, Thos. Miles, James Surridge, Christopher ...

... was to warp two months the new Marquis of Fontanellas was »bt the tmrd 'Mavor frdtn such a'course, how much hero the day. Arm m-arm with Ins brother-in-law, nreiudice him against that Committee, his coi.duct and always surrounded by a potse of old and new ...

... but he hated revolution perhaps even more. In 1803, when Robert Emmett made his ill-fated attempt, O'Connell again took up arms in the lawyers' corps of yeomanry, in support of the government of the time. In 1810, at the public meeting of.the citizens ...

... all who are willing to assist; or communications may msda to the Honorary secretary, Mr George Griffiths, Florence House, Cardigan road, North Bow, E. oney.- Several sums of £lOO to - - £lO,OOO advanced on mortgage of freehold, copyhold, or leasehold property ...

... came back. On the 7th of November, the prisoner delivered a load of coal to Mrs Price of 5, Nelson-street, and one to the Cardigan Arms. It alleged that the prisoner took the coal to Mrs Price's without orders, and that he intended to embezzle the money. ...

... Mr. J, Wool foot llarewood Arms, Leeds, has now received a-sido for rabbit coursiug match between F. Whltoloy’s dog Brl/iiouso, and William Casilekow’s bitch Rosa, of Dewa bury, f»r £2) side, which is to run the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, Saturday next, January ...

... articles and 10s a side lor a match between J. Calvert of At®** and W. Gregson at the same for side; to come off £ the Cardigan Arms field, Leeds, on Saturday, Jan 24. Grfffto have two Mores. The stakes to made into side sf turday, Jan 17, and the remainder ...

... and owner. John Oenchlle J. Hurston. Aylesbury. Bucks. ESTATE, Surrey”—On SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY', a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE of 1.100 acre*. Apply Messrs W. and E. Harris, solicitors. 38, Lincoln s luo-flelds. be LET or SOLD, the GL\ N ARMS HOTEL, F.well ...