... Otlico Cardigan, Mr, C. Lewis Oswestry---Mr, F'riae, Cowbrid-ge, r.W Lcvis Mr. Roberts Dcnligi-M . Gee Rntltill- Mr. R. Joncs . Dolgeiey-h r. Pugh Shrewsbury-Mr. Wiat- Ehiesnmevo-hlc. 13aiuhil tIll, Mr. Eddov s Holywell-Mr. Cariies ''relegar-Mlr.John lVa- ...

... AND PU1ULISlED By THL PsopaiorToR, ry, b1- JOHN BROWN, ac- -3ANQOr, m, Is circulated extensively through the counties ch of Anglesea, Carnarvon, Dcnbigh, Flint, Me- de rioneth, Montgonlery, Mtadnor, Cardigan, s.) . Breeknoek, Carmiarthen, Pemnbroke, nd ...

... cointry, and cateing these Irish~lineu, (n1d selling them to tile coloies, insteadi of payil g for sendisg them there. MuT. JOHN S-irmTH hig'ill- apprllved of Mr. Wilmot l-lorton's plans. He tholu-hit thlat the great desideratuill of lrclltd was ElnglishI ...

... right. He supported the - motion, as did COLONEL SrlTHsonrE.-LORD Low. ie THER and the ATTORNEY GENmRAL opposed it.- it Sin JOHN NEWPORT was in favour of the motion.- n MR. VYNN said the whole system of English re- d presentation was a collection 'of anomalies ...

... canal, was o ?? k the liglatning prissing tareugla a stout beans ' ' s, to the head of a nia wha was 'Lying on dltoei di his arm, beingi placei ovcr his he;cad, was cmss pletely henuoliled. The chimney 0l';L ItargeC InOse on Staidard-laill, the residen)ce ...

... from the emigrationi of Irish paupers. After a rather long discussion, in which tlhe prill- it cipal speakers wvere .1r. H1. Grattan, Colonel id Trench, MI'r. Maurice Fitzgerald, Mr. Slaney, and 'Il Mr. Secretary Peel, the resolutions was withdrawn. at Sin ...

... people. who Gh tliinlc these aie bounids to Rioniaii Catholic expec. ditations. an(m wit CARDIGAN GRD~kT SESSIONS. Jor - ?? ThPle Qonmulssiouiwi~ pe1~ at Cardigan onl Da Moniiay, the 18th iiltid by Serjoioit Beywood,- frd. 0John hlalguy, Li~q: tliC Ptisnec ...

... ill ?? lihminiol .1(111 ulwid; Also) thle ?? juSlliLS estalblisimlICItS a; (I moIllasteries, (istil'gkliSbl ilg thlOICI M51)0 arM IOIMti V from foruign urs, tlhl mimlalber ?? ?? ?? sm1ilnaries ni:i o(tlhr ?? of persnss of that religious pwisusioml. 'Ilie ...

... ;-be cviii then see abunthant cause to- destroy tho brambles root and reI brands. The Earl of Cawdor has presentesI thc Re v. John A Brigstolce, A. M., to the valuabie rectory ofBaiton, of tl in the county of Pernbroke, vacant by the death of 5, 11 the Rev ...

... both persist dov in continuing to hold pessession of a neutral and mw independent country. bmtr In tbe Netherlands also an armed neutrality is by no dulbt -imperfectly observed by the Dutch and T Belgialnohbt no progress wshatever bas been made his the ...

... ahout half-past six o'clock, as tu Mr. Samuel Grattan, grazier, of near Ripon, was r proceeding in his gig from that place to Wake. i field, he was attacked], just after hie bad passed 'he at lodge gates of John Bladys, Esq. at Oulton, by fire IV men. 'Tliey ...

... i' Sir JOHN KEY on the 22d March, for the re- Li an peal of the assessed taxes. - c is Col. TORRENS ((lay not named) for the abo L ot, lition of somne of the taxes tbat press upon capital s wI and the rate of labour. ii to Mr. GRATTAN on the 29th ...