... against; he witness, but the Mayor a.dowel • hint net to do no, repratlag th at them ib• dightEret .gainer ha character . /Arm war committed AR Vial for easing from the shop of Mn.. Net. Saithpte-.bract. Aemewl Deer. • of the crew of the logger Irene ...

... it has nothing conventual about it. Such also, ea far a. be Judged in their present ruined state, ma St. Dogrosell, near Cardigan, and the Priory at Ilaverfordweet. though the former does appear to have had tome part at least vaulted. Of the same type ...

... Red Hill. Havant, Hampshire. —Rev. E. Evans to perpetual curacy of Llandowoßreirl. with the curacy of Llenbadarn•o4•yorie, Cardigan.—Rev. 11. Parmae to perpetual curacy of Sandhurst. Berk. -Rev. Chutes Tumor to perpetual curacy of Holt. hielksham, Wilts ...

... Her end wea peace. Marsh 4. at Rodloy, Weetbury-cm•Savere, aged 17, John Hartland Gough. snood eon Mr. J 11044 Gough. meat esteemed by all who knew bits Much 4, Ned 64 years, Mr John Hardwick, builder. Birmingham. deeply rerretted by a °amorists circle ...

... 0. W.. be tried is • superior taut. On ednearlay, at Bow-street polier-office, Mr. Web., who attended with hie bad, God air John De. Paul and Mr. Bat., wre formally remanded for &nether week. The two lett. prisoner., kwing . till witbout boil, wen ea, ...

... of the Opera or Drury-lone ; the British ensign on the Keep flaps lazily ; the guard of honour is at the Castle gates, with arms flashing brightly through the murky atmosphere; and then comes the grand procession; the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, Aldermen ...

... Hereford Tumor, I.crus,d Low E.J City.rold, I: d It. Hana, Mladteara..- W. liall sod T. Hall, ilobinvoo, oAkts..actor, Maeboomigh.—John The Government is about to erect a church at Horded. near Bristol. ki!tits raps iioutoreil them The let Derby /dahlia liegirnent ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Lord John Rouen had a private interview with the the Frew!, co Wedoe.day. Lord Cardigan bu arrived in Londe* km lbw Lord Roberson, • &otitis judge, elkd raiMiely Mt W••••rity wed. teiegrapin within be was hi. ow. Me Crimes. The adhere ...

... DOMESTIC. The Hari of Cardigan is about to retire from the teuhteant-Cokorlex of the 11th Humus._ A Dissenting chapel and several buildings were destroyed by en at Iliahinted last Saturday. A hoopoe, a bird which is seldom seen in England, was shot at ...

... of England ought to be reed by every sincere Protestant. Mndern State Trish. Part Ill.—MA.l6os. The trial of the Earl of Cardigan, for his duel with Captain Hervey Tuckett, the circumstances of which must still be Beth in the memory of nor reader', is ...

... body was recogoised by • myna winiud in the arm, yet unheeded. which ha had received glumly before at 1 Trimly, in the following manner: --There wee • broil cm the quay, arid • foreign seaman pelted his arm ma tseverely; the piirair knocked in. esseesio ...

... he . mounted our Oneonta of 9 t men. eight ..jrante, and two inspectors. the lad.named Lawn being Captalo Ilsteptott and Ile John Cecil Reed. late I.pector le the le dirt.a of notiop.litan pollee. Gook the bank robber, pracerJrcl to ono 'Neel um., the abuse ...