... vested in | bona fide sharchoiders—-and that John Sadtier and Ro- bert Keating were then directors—they the said John and James Sadlier weil knowin fact. g the contrary to be the The third count charged that John ‘and James Sadlier by false pretences conspired ...

... the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke and Caermarthen, held at Llanelly, June 7, 1859 :— Sir,—l am desired by Lord Palmerston to acknowledge the receipt of the memorial from the Annual Assembly ofthe Independents for the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and ...

... as a probability that the colonelcy of the Dragoon Guards, vacant the death of General Sir John Slade, will be conferred on Major General the Earl of Cardigan, who is the senior cavalry general after those who have already been appointed to colonelcies ...

... having been hunted by the members of the Isle of White hunt, was caught alive and presented to the master of the hounds, Sir John Simeon. The shipwrights in Portsmouth Dockyard are working from an early hour till nine o'clock at night, in order to the ...

... Rowbottom, of Putney, doctor of medicine, and Theis. Grattan, of Derby, for a composition for rendering j uninflammable linen, cotton, silk, or other inflammable fabrics and snbatances ; dated January 2, 1800. John j Jlarridge, of Birkenhead, gentleman, for improved ...

... hour and half before I knew where I was. It was very foggy night—we could not see the river even from the side. We had been arm-in-arm before we lost the path, but she had left loose, and had not taken hold again, but did so slipping down. The jury returned ...

... will produce a consequence which the War Department denies hie the privi- Kge of 1: \ 0 Libel against Lord Cardigan. The case of Lord Cardigan against Calthorpe, in reference to the imputations cast on his lordship's conduct at the I'ght cavalry charge ...

... —Tarlton Juvenile v. Cardigan, or l- -This match was played at Fulledce Milt] last.—Score-;—Tarlton 80; Cardigan, lst innings 2nd, 28. Accident.—A youth, named Edward F. P. about 13 years of age, son of Mr. Ennnett, the manager, had his left arm broken on Thursday ...

... once sent down to St. John's Isla d. There, thirteen of the pirates were captured and nine piratical junks destroyed. Beprvsentation CARniOANSHiBE.--It understood that Colonel Poweli, M.P., the present member for the county Cardigan, not offer himeelf for ...

... his legs run over by the train. He was placed in a van to be taken to the Infirmary, when be said to John Fisher, the driver of the train, Oh dear, John j I have come all the way from Rugby your train, I thought of getting here quicker. On arriving at ...

... of j Arklow; the life-boat rescued five men from the schooner Ammenion, of Nantes ; the Cardigan life-boat saved three men from the sloop Oliver Lloyd, of , Cardigan, three men from the smack j Turtle Dove, of Aberystwith, and four men from the smack Coronation ...

... adulterated tobacco in the shape Irish roll and twist. Tlie tobacco, which was forfeited, was adulterated with starch. man named John Cloiker in custody at Liverpool for deliberately shooting at and wouudiiie three persons with whom he had a quarrel. Musquiloes ...