... farmar aad schoolmaster. John Tniaor Math s ligh-street, Cardigan, boot and shoe dealer. John Wbite, Coshesbon, Pembrokeshire, farnier and llcosedvlctnauller. Morgan Morgan, Blackwood. Monmouthhlire. baulier r and coalimerchai4 John Taylor Warehmand Richard ...

... gentlemnen, for Grattan's Parliament. Now t must have occurred to your mlnds-. -evidently it hats occurred-it has been fully and -largely in the minds of your representatives iu I Parliamnent to compare the position of Ireland .under the Grattan Parliamrent ...

... fication to represent Mr. Gladstone's Present i iews. He grantlreland noseparate arm- Ld mfent exclndina her members from St. Stephens; ity Mr. Parnell's request for Grattan's Paiament ris will be refused. Mr. T. P. O'Conuor's sugges- ti-n that Ireland ...

... ll, Windsor, will take placeearly a c ren June. a es A marriage is arranged between Mr. John c at Hargreaves, 15th (Rangs) Hiussars, eldest son of g rhe Mr. John Hargreaves, of Maiden Erleigh, E eat Readlng, Berks, and Evelyn Kennard, fifth ry daughter ...

... Government in 1798, but which would fail now, as they failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English ...

... MIaxse, of waI as igham Hill, Surrey, by a daughter of tifthe arm of Earl of B erkeley, and entered the army in 1849. He ir He served in the Crimean campaig n as t in aide-de-camp to Lord Cardigan, including o ie tbattles of Alma and Blala lav5, as well as ...

... mesrm Jaaes Bo Winliam Strong, I. X. Little, Alexander Gillies, Rfllis s Marari, E. X. GeWdirn, John M'Egw, hi Frederick Fisher, J. El?is, Henry Mitchell, John Gnat, and Thomas Grant, &c. The rer. W. - t Rob-rts, of HArtangte? ong a lost the f.',nec-al. ...

... that he has te borne arm against the Crown in Ireland, I and has passed the best part of his - life -being still a ?? man- in efforts to bring about separation. But, to use his-own expression, he has 1,brown ( a-down his arms. The magic of Mr.. I -e ...

... of the successful candidates, who are placed in order of merit :- John Owen, Dowlais; 0. E. Williams, Blaenau, f Festiniog: 0. J. Owen, Fachwen, Carnarvon; t] Thomas Thomas, South Cardigan; W. Williams, fl Poutrhydyfen; WV. Thomas, Ilansaint; W. b Mendus ...

... in the house. He left there about Revenon Friday evening, being then under the intduence of drink, and went to the Clayton Arms public house, and Edward NJazsey stated that he saw him there ' very drunk on - Friday night. It Nvas the deceased's oustomn ...

... Feilden, On a Lord PA Grosvenor, Lord Cland John Hamilton, jU toa ,rT. Hibbert, S. Holland, R. Leake, W. J. Legh, j l at Morgan Lloyd, David MacIver; Hugh Mason, G. 0. pr Morgan, T. B. Potter, Stuart Rendes, John Roberts, an J. P. Thomasson, W. F. Tollemache ...

... machinists aentd iron rand bjrass 'ou- dgers, rey., L John Paynter, William John Trt'sha,.l Paynter, Joseph Prisk, and John Mar., ?? the Cornish Tin Smelting Company, Bis , I- - aS regards Joseph Prisk and John 3 ^ Charles Bowden and Alfred Bow den, tar ns, ...