(more or less), situate in the several parishes of LLANELLY atid LLANON, in the county of Carmarthen, and now in the tenure or occupation of David Thomas, as tenant from year to year, at the clear annual rent of .C3O. The Farm-house and Buildings are in excellent repair. The pro

_ _ _ _ - • •___ _ - _ an d t h ere wits sho ii further of pro:ery, at the dues of lid. per toll, to Col. Cameron, inile;amant uf other charges, or does, puyaide on that propel to. which was held under lease. On the 14th of -covenilicr, 1'745, the son of Cu!. Cameron, to whom the

and at half-past eight they re-entered Court, and returned a verdict for the plantliii—Darolges, Toenty Shillings—which will not e:trry costs, and is in reality much worse for the plaintiff than if he had lost the verdict, as now he will hue to pay the fees of Court. Counsel for

this Company o ill be held, pursuant to the krt of Parliament. at the Paddington Station, Loddon, on WEDNESDAY. the 20th day of February next, at Twelve for One o'clock precisely, for the Election of Four Directors and One Auditor, in the place of the same number who at ill reti

rHOLERA.-PiLLS FOR ITS PREVENTION.—The approach of this deadly bane is a sufficient inducement for every person to look well to the preservation of health. This prescription is by a Physician who immense experience in the former visitation of Asiatic Cholera, and who has publish

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BI ike to Trant, at Callan, met Smith O'Brien under the following circumstances :—Carroll, a mounted police-constable, on arriving at a part of the county between Ballingarry and a place called Commons, heard several shots fired, and was soon afterwards taken p 7 isoner by some

ETT, or some other suitable Vessel, is intended to sail with Goods and Passengers as follows (with or without Pilots, and with liberty to tow Vessels): Trafirlgar Durk, Bristol : Saturday, .. sst Aug., 1 after. Saturday, .. 12th „ 8 morn. Saturday, .. 19th „ 12 noon. °tilin g at

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, MARCH 6. . , THE T.tx.--In our last number we gave a brief outline of the debate open Mr. Hume's motion, " that the income tax be granted for one year only." The Chancellor of the Exchequer was then left speaking. He merely stated th

at the HALL, in the of CO W.O I TIME, in the said County, On TUE3DAY, the Sth day of APRIL, At Ten qf the in the Ferenonn, at whieh time all Grand and Petty Jurors, and the sereral parties in any .4ppeal leanest., are required to Prosecutors and Witnesses on any Indictment are b