... -^o ;nd the bad Mr WiHiums maiiit-yafued his former opinion Mr. Guest reo^-> ...

... and port together, baiwheu ^t i-promrttiOT ensued, wbic|, according to Slie pre^usi r^gulatuin ne had been i?king up eo ss the summit hopes, he dr>d the mortification io Sad tiitaselr ueetareo irdijnbie t„. q,i. p^u,w3rsrs&s? t.i.n one uatt nmr coramonSec ...

... present. Mr. Rathbone, the Chairman of Mr. Thor -dy's Committee, Dr. Blackburn, and st veral of the aliter leading Reformers of the town, also briefly ad- dressed the meeting. The whole of the candidates are engaged in a very active personal canva»s. Mr. George ...

... ruffians armed with stones and bludgeons supposed to be discharged colliers from the works of Mr. Powell at Gellygare, proceeded to the house of Mr- Andrews, Mr. Powells superintendent, who aiso kept a shop, which the ruffians broke open, and stole and ...

... after five o'clock. Mr. Guest entered thp room, and was loudlv ;xrepted by about 130 ofhis friends who were there assembled, C. James, Esq. in the chiiir. The dinner, which was excellent, and reflected the highest credit on Mr. and Mrs. Davis being ended ...

... pri- vate character of Mr. Morgan but contended that it was not a representative of private virtues th; t they were now to elect, hut a representative of their poli- tical opinions. (Loud cheering.) Mr. Lloyd next commented upon Mr. Morgaa not having given ...

... MISCSJLI.ANEOI7S GLUANINGS- THE PHlÑCE oF WAI.RS AND MRS. FUZHEK- ttERT.-Ei- iiad now formed an auichracnt of coinmon kind to a lady, whose name ai this period came frequently before the public associated with his- A veil of ambiguity or mystery covered ...

... Bridp:» »—Mr. Warburton and Mr. Rcmiily. Coventry—Edward EUice ami Henry Bulwcr, Esqs. Denbigh (Borough)—John Madocks, Esq. Evesham—Sir C, Cockerell and Mr. Hudson. Evesham—Sir C. Cockerell and Mr. Hudson. Finsbury—Right Hon. Robert Grant and ...

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... give you our respected and honoured friend and presi- dent, Mr. Grey. The Toast was drank with the most tremendous cheers, and Mr. Grey, who appeared much affected, most warmly returned thanks. Mr. Nicholl very delicately and gallantly proposed The Ladies ...

... Museum but King James's limited red livery is supposed to have been soon discotitinu ed.- Quarterly Review. INTERESTING TO THE NATURALIST.—A log of wood having been a short time discovered drifting on the south shore of Hayling Island, by Mr. Bowyer, which ...

... a Boarding and Lodging House. Apply to Mr. T. TIIOMAS, Solicitor, Swansea. DR. DiYTf.S VEGETABLE ANTIBILIOUS PILI.S, For Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Head-ache, 4-c. rj^HE well known celebrity of the late Dr. Date, I ot Bristol, and his very extensive ...