... Teggell Jimmes Sweeney, G. D. Price,. J. G. Bakter, Fred. Armoes, John kowee, John Holloway, James Devlin Charles 'Mcaua~ley, Thonmas Tremnley, Bobert Nichdl, John Hogan, .John Mortimer, John Mecitisland James Hefferon, Ro- bert Johisoen, ...

... (Norfolk), Puriton (Somerset), Heckmondwike (York), Llanfairmathafarneithaf (Anglesea), Cardigan, Llanarth, Llanfihangel Croyddin Upper, Melindwr, Nantcwnlle (Cardigan), Carmarthen, Kilrhedyn, Llannon, Llansadwrn, Treleach-ar-Bettws (Carmarthen), Caerhun ...

... retired to civil life and toI 'he ordinary strife for bread. They were the anconsidered heroes; the units whom Lords Lucan and Cardigan, and others kno wn lo fame, commanded; the mere figures in front of whom a famous few rode into the jaws of death. Be it ...

... a cnt' like d. oa domestic legislature. In one of thepeies, 0 which he delivered in ?? of Xqnimop5)in >, ' support of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill .h& D referred to the Union as a' measure the- profes' o^ bject of which was to give-gb goveod. ii6'to' ...

... Liberal. The Rev. John Daniel, vicar of East Ardsley, near Leeds, died on Saturday. The living is of the value of f 369, the population of the parish being I,596, and the church accommodation 250. The patronage vests with the Countess of Cardigan. The Dutch ...

... ere Mr. Thirlsall (the Bishop's nephew) and other members of his family, the Archdeacon of Carmrnarthen, the Archdeacon of Cardigan, the Archdeacon of St. David's, Archdeacon Harrison, Dr. Vaughan, Professor Perowne, Mr. Beres- ford Hore, M.P,, Mr. M. Powell ...

... army will number about i,2co,cco men, all born between December, 1835, and December, i846, and will comprise troops of all arms. In the first instance, however, the Government wtill devote its attention to the formation of the infantry regiments, of which ...

... Smith, Weston, and Edgar; Maesdame A. Mellon, A Haumilton J Lee, liis and Master D Grattan, &o.-And LEAD OF A CAN. GAIETY THEATRE, STRAND. Sole Lessee and Manager, Air. John lollingshead. _ Tgae EvIxnio, at .l0 Operatu a -AtS.ib,MY AW10ULDAD. Charles Msthews; ...

... Tearle, Shepherd, Irish, Johnson, Chapman, Smith, Weston, and E dgar; Mesdanmes A. Mellon, A. Hamilton, E. Lee, Mss and easter Grattan, &a.-And HRAD Ob! A CLAN. ROYS PARK THEATRE, Park-street, Gloucestbr-gate, Regent's Park. TarS EvsrIsO, at 7, ?? coice Drama ...

... ell, VollaIe, and G. Vincent; 'imn MaggieBDrenum aov d Miss. Carlisle. GAIETY THEATRE, STRAND. Solo Lessee and Manager, Hr. John RollingsheaLd. Tm8 EvYZinso at 7.80, IUWiLMIAN GiL, English OFera. Liss Anie ainclair, Mrs. Aynsley Cook, and Miss I anklein; ...

... COi ipany,. 3ARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Uiss Rosa Honace, Mi~lle, I ~stuvs Torrifini, Mis josopbijoe Yorka, Mrs, AynvioY Cook, Miss Grattan; Mr. Campo- bollo, Mr. Ayusley Coolk Mr. Charles Lya i, Mi. Artaur Bows]). Mr. kitaxnley fotter, and Wr. santloy. AL.UMBRA ...

... Captain Hickley to whom the recent Admiralty Minute acted such a kind part, while the Black Prince is the flag-ship of Lord John Hay, the President of the court-martial, whose finding deeply implicated Captain Hickley in the loss of the Vanguard. The second ...