... address, and was presented with his portrait in oils in recognition of his services rendered to seamen At Bishop's Stretford a Cardigan man named Waller, the di ieee of the Spitalfields meat train, tell between the wheel and the break gear of his own engine ...

... remarkahle that hail come before Lim iu the coulee of his loug experience. (ho the ith November Lest, John Griffiths, farmer, of Carricket, Cardigan. attire, attended Tslsion Fair, and returned home at about seven o'clock. While sitting with his wife ...

... Devon, broke his arm whilst thrashing, and consulted the defendant, • surgeon of the same place, who, instead of treating the arm for • dislocation of the radius, treated it for • fracture of the ulna. The plaintiff had lout the um of his arm. The jury found ...

... pianoforte playing. Ma. Oodfr•y to caly 15 year, of and gamed the highest number of nark/ is the senior hon. ',lion. Miss Pima, Grattan Lodge. Bassett, boa been Sproited the Council bon. secretary of the Royal National Mission to Deap Sea Fishermen to Southampton ...

... ever con. einem, that they are right. of the most serious items of news for the Rmaians is the tact that Schamyl has taken up arms against them. the defeat of his father 13 years ago, he and the Czar reconciled, and he and his son were present at the marriage ...

... forty pounds of tobacco before be could get quit of hint.—Seofce IDformere' Gazette. A CHEAT JOHN HAD.—The Chtlteuhana reports the oratory of a Cheap John at the fair and its malt ; his name, Abraham Taylor. Now. genunen, cried Mr. raylor, who's ...

... be rectified or molded. To tbe majority of the sightseer. assembled at Brighton, as well to a number of those actually under arms, the military display. was • Review. and nothing more. It has ale edit become part of the insiim- Bons of the country that ...

... themselves to accept the loweat tender. -- Captain Peter John Honcho is appointed cons. raodore of the West ludia Squadron, and will hoist his broad pendant in the Magnificent; vice.eornmo. dere Sir John Peyton, who has been superseded. Toe Madagascar is :morly ...

... Earl Vane, the H. Graves, ThommOvey, Esq.. Lori Otho Fitzgerald, the Sae. J. B. Atkimea. Captain Browne, R.N., the Earl of Cardigan. SirJ. Bayley, Sir H. Eiwards, H. Villebois, J. Thellosea, Em., the Duke of Marlborough, H. Skehrensiale Eaq„. 1 Raq, Captain ...

... Brown. was brought up on remand train Monday list, cha•geJ with steeling a watch. at Aldershot, on the 2nd inst.. the property John McDonald. Fruits the evidence it nppeses 'het she prosecutor on escort they, end wet on pass Iron 4 tieloek in the afternoon ...

... Wife gorier, at anat. ',trivets IGO Tab market NMI MIN akw at at Far la valet. Oats bold tat mks. tot tanks barrel/or at saa. JOHN CO LLYE R, PLUMBER, he.. BUGS to inform those kind friends olio for so= Tears patronised his late Father. that Henry and James ...

... 11' 13537 f ed out . • despotism which has for nearly possible arm against the-.common enemy, to Nominee in the i dea din old `Plattorm - penno-near theenetraGed i e of eery. The , Rey. John Wilts Grane was •• • in the the a ontury kept the peace of the ...