... such as arms, praying carpets, turbans either appertaining to Mahomet or his immediate successors, the first four caliphs, Kbou Bekr, Oiner, Osman, and generally distinguished as the four friends. Suuois Ciiargk Against the Governor op Cardigan County ...

... that expression. In this form we allow that Sir JOHN'S invitation did not amount to an insult. It was simply an impertinence. We hope that modification will suit the taste of the Editor of ,Ttkh B01, Sir JoHN COLsmuDGE, and the Editor of his own organ as ...

... Barrow, member for South Notte, aged eighty-five ; the youngest, Mr. John Hutton, member for Northollertol. aged twenty-two. The oldest judge in Englond is Vice.Chancellor Sir John A iStuart, aged severty-six ; the youngest, Sir Henry Harmon, aged forty-nine ...

... harbour, and was to sail on the following day for England with Sir John and Lady Bur- goyne. Lady Buorgoyne had arrived onl board that evening from Sivitzerland, but the yacht, with Sir John en board, i had boon lying some ten days in the harbour waiting ...

... fo his ipemory. r. Hawkins Hagn expressed his tanks for the - igh complimentwhich had Dawh been paid him. Mv. Qoigley of Cardigan, scceeds Mr. Teign - Hawkins. - - ?? WOODBURY.-The Woodbury ptyssinwsintisa hold on MONiy before 3. Garratt, V~.p ~ .. Cole ...

... To theocorona, therefore, the astro- nomers who have left our shores are prepared to direct mainly their attention; and, armed with the spectro- scope and polariscope, they will endeavour to discover something as to its real nature. Such enquiries have ...

... South Wales (Mr. Justice Mellor)-Haverfordwest, Feb. don,23; Cardigan, Feb 27- Carmarthen, March 2; Swansea, L the ?? 7; Brecon; March 17; Presteign, March 22; iury, Chester, March 25. case Mr.John Nopkinson, who has becomesenior wrangler for r the this year ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... after, however, his hand, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to him, he died after a few hours of intense ?? Times. DzvzarmmNED SursInDE.-Mr. John George Nash, of Royston, and late a student ...

... convicted of the robbery at the recent Quarter Sessions. JACOBSTOW.-Ar. John Joliffe Uglow, farmer, of Jacobetow, near Stratton, a married man with six cbildrcn, son of Mr. John Joliffe Uglow, of Barn. Launceston, com- mitted suicide on Friday morning ...

... D*irnr.si.'the 'conssemorationof the fth of November, some lads at Hanley firedw cannon, which, rebounding, struck a boy named John Williams, fracturing his thigh in two places. The sufferer diad on Saturday evening. * DP., LivrNGSTowr.-The latest report ...

... wished to divide among themii the accumulated funds. t AWFnSe VEse.lrcT.-A few days ago a, shoemaker named a Johna Davies, at Cardigan fell down some steps and received ;injuries which resulted sa his death. At thle inquest, the jury, under the direction of ...