... run on the south-eastern and southern roasts, still avoiding the interior that Wales embraced with an enormous pair of iron arms, but there arc no great arieri -no divergent lines to accommodate the vast trafor and rapidly increasing population of one ...

... Paoft andtiu Eari, of Cardigan. —On Friday last, the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court returned true bill against the printer the Ayt newspaper for libel the character of Lady Wm. Paget, connection with the Eggl of Cardigan. The Dial, it is expected ...

... thought it worse than if it were openly in state of civil war, for In the latter case one knew bis enemies, and met them with arms In his hands, hut the present case, the band of the assassin doomed landlords death, even In the midst of their domestic circles ...

... FOOTBALL. (BUG'BY.) HULL v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. Played at Cardigan Fields, Leeds, on Saturday, the game resulting in a draw. Score: 1 try 3 minor points each. Both teams played well. White- head got the try for Hull. Hall Team: Back, W. Tomlinson; three-quarter ...

... lady and the boy were thrown out of the carriage, she breaking her arm and receiving other injuries. Sir Henry's son fell with such force that he broke his wrist and dislocated his arm, and was also injured in other parts of his body. Medical aid was called ...

... adjourned sill Monday rs5 evening. On that night, it wai resumed aid cpntinuled. *y, also' during Tuesday.evening, whien ,Mc. Grattan's mo- n. zion, for g~oing into a committee; was. carried by a. ry. majority of fortyj-264 vuting iii itr favour; .and 244 ...

... proper person to fill the office. Mr. John s, Todd seconded the motion. Mr Rawson proposed Mr ei IF. W. Ho'ughton. Mr H. . Coopland seconded the oi ?? nomination of INr Houghton. Mr John 'orry Wass proposed Mr John Davis. Mr Joseph Flower seconded. Mr ...

... the chairman, Col. Vaughan, who officiated in the absence (through indisposition) of tie president of the associa- tion, Sir John Trollope, were the Hon. and Rev. Geo. Gordon, the Hon. and Rev. Finch Hatton, the Hon. and Rev. F. Powys, Rev. J. R. Miller ...

... with having, on the 11th in«t, Batley, broken into the shop of Jueeph Oregorv, and stolen therefrom quantity of copper coin—John Baxter, charged with having, Leeds, in the Weet Riding, on the l*ith of May last, feloniously assaulted Mary Sharp. —Henry ...

... Surrey James Cummitegs, Esq. Lythlam, near Prestor John Bockett, Esq. Clapham Common Mr Lake, FaEmoutsS Mr T Mott, 36, New Bridge-street Mr. C Lewis, Cardigan E. Banks, Esq., Sholden Lodge, near Deal John Ramsay, Esq. Cheam, Surrey , W Walnwright, Esq. Clapiama ...

... Gore-Langton, is the only son of Mr. John Lee Lee, of Dlllington-house, near Ilminstep, Somersetshire (who was ?? for Wells for sevefal years between 1830 and'1837), by- his first wife, Jessy, only daughter of the late John Edwards-Vaughan; of heola. -He was-borrn ...

... Elizabeth iiently lobeol, Leeds Arms, Queen-street, to Thomas Williams; ?? Be-anton, 45, Danisosn-lane, to John Coleman; ?? Robinson. Times Inn, 10n, English-street, to other John Sigerricig; Eliza A. Weathes-ill, liudiey Arms, y, and corner of Campbell-street ...