... one member of the deputation should be selected to speak to each of these subjects. The Ven. Dean Ramsay, incumbent of St. John’s, Edinburgh, the Rev, D. F. Sanford, and the Rev. H. M. Oswald have signed a protest against tbe meditated consecration of ...

... the Earl of Cardigan which took place some twenty -seven years ago. Captain Tackett, officer in Lord Cardigan's regiment, believed that bis commanding officer had been unduly familiar with bU wife, and forced him fight a duel Lord Cardigan was tried befoie ...

... hundred and fifty thousand men, or nearly the entire of the able-bodied population of the country may now be said to be under arms. This force, according to the report just presented by Marshal Niel to the Emperor, is made up of 800,000 regulars and 550 ...

... trial of the Earl Cardigan which took lace some twenty-seven yean ago. Captain Tuckett, officer in sir Cardigan's regiment, believed that bis commanding officer had been undnly familiar with bis wife, and forced Eim fight a dnel Lord Cardigan was tried before ...

... 7th R.V.C. -The Rev. R. H. W. Digby to Honorary Chaplain, vice Hanton, resigned. inquest was held Saturday, Tytberington, on John Castle, whose death had resulted from injuries caused by the wheels of wagon he was in charge of passing over him. Tbe man ...

... t could make use of was pat into mouth the nurse, and this way life was retained for a period of tec months My brother. Mr John Lewis, of Tyddyndo. lianwnen. Carmarthen, now beard of the extraordinary effects produced your galvanic apparatus, and. no ...

... and Mr. Fremantle. ■Z . .• i* ,f* C.- •3 *5 Ward*. •cl is-53 U.*’ 100 167 -T- 07 - St. Anguatine Bedminater . Stephen St. John and Christ Ch. 17 10 St Leonard. All Saints, , (0 and St WerburKh j St. Kwen and St. Nicholas Marylrport and St. Peter ...

... more embellishment would have hem n**-d hut that the hatchment the late Lord Berkeley i» still um A flag hearing the family arm* fi .u,-i ..:i Th-*rpe's Tower, in honour the festive occan..u. and the bell* the church rang merry jieals during l!,- lav No* ...

... convicted P&nal Servitude.—Sfren years.—John Singleton, 36. mariner, for stealing a pair of boots, value G«. 6d., the property of Henry and pair of trousers, 4c., value 55.. the projierty of George James ; John Bowden, 29. labourer, stealing a basket ...

... end To stand thus baulked, with his baffled legions, before this “hemmed and famished Jerusalem.” no glory himself, the Roman arms; and after six days* fruit less effort* to force his way through the western wing the temple, he order*J the gates to set on ...

... I Cambridge (Robolgh). Torrens (L), Fowler (L), I Powell (C), and Gorat (C). I Chester.—Grosvenor (L). j Cardigan. —Lloyd (L) returned for Cardigan Boroughs. Carmarthen District.— Stepney (L) and Treberne. Dißir. -Plimsoll (L), Bass (L), and Cox (C)» ...

... stealing an umbrella, value 55., from John Fickio, an eoi|>loy ...