... Sergeant Riehards, aundhewasordered to pay ?afine oft 5andcoste. or in defaslt one month s imprisonment with bard ?? locke, John Walters John Jones, Joseph Davlne, and Charles Ch-ppel were charged with being found upon the vretms. Four* ?fthe defendant, were ...

... the xers wnerto p theEglevalue, duty, and costs. Dr. STRANGE CONDUCT OF A SOLDIUH.-At d a Cardiff polioe-court, on Friday, John Linaha, a fti. private in the 41st Regiment, was oharged wlth 58 being on enclosed premises for an unlawful ax- ten. poaethatmorn ...

... Lasoelles (instrucoted by r- IMr. 3. A. 0il. E!,van, Cardigan), prosecuted, and e Mr. Fowenl Rowlands (instruooed bg M~essrs ~r (leorge and John, vof Ca^rdigan) defen ad. eh a, prisoner was acquitted. )r 3- CARDIGAN. a. On Wednesday (before Mr. W. O. Brigstocke ...

... Saturday, Mr Jnities Muniaty anti a gep>icl 1w5Y were gged til a Iafe hour- hearing an aseic6i or alander brought by the Rav. John Gower, rgobt -of T*fi& .:ed (aruarvonabire, - ag'ais the ReV, Edwar Edwaidg, ourate of .Penuiealmao, and formrerly owate of ...

... and was sen- for tenced to 10 months' hard labour. B3UitLARY AND ROBBERY AT CARDIFF. John avies, 25, labourer, was charged with burglariously entering the house of John Wade, and stealing therefrom five coatse nd one cigar Cae, at Cardiff, on the l4th of ...

... Roboet the Devil conpled, taken BAVERIUPTS, LIQUIDATIONS, &c. ?? Toesdsy Night'e Londons Gastti. BANKRJPrS. Jobn Jones, Cardigan Arms, Dowlia, Merthyr Tydfil, innkeeper. Erancie Phillips, Waterloo street, Cwmbach, ond Blaenantygroes Brickworks, Owmbmoh ...

... lrlaintiff.J. Jf?sle'to Awrntf-a Berr!., -3fr. C. ltussel James aPplied, in I lit' matter of the bank- ruptcv:ýo John..lones. latoe of the Cardigan Arms, Do vwlais. so have the adjudication of bankruptcy n,,anulled. Mr. James contended thatthe bank- ' ruptcv ...

... (before Lord Justice Lin~dey), Rosa Elizabethl Roberts, widow, of Lianbadarn, xrnear Abervstwith, brougaht an action aga7intst John in Hugvhes. widower, of Llwist. for' damxages, whichl :e. were liidS at £1I,000. for breach of promise of v marriage.. Pr 13owen ...

... and he sank to the ground from my arms. Prisoner ran awa andlEsaid, I'll £0 after himn if that is theT ld ase, Owen. I followed prisoner into Richmond- h rde n otsih fbmrawee he went under the Ehyinne7SRailwlay as John Curtin, Custom-house officer, said: ...

... another lifeboat, named John Stuart, with the usual rocket appa- Sratus, which is placed on. the top ot a ,d hU, commanding a full view of the Channel, and just above the lifeboat station. The - coxswain in command of the John Stuart and the nt crew, ...

... the proceedings oin behalf of tile ?? nd Avron Board of ConsRervators; Meszrs. to- W. W. Alitclioll and John A. ft. Evans, solicitors, hae Cardigan, appeared fortile defendants.' A large mass of conflicting evidence was givenl. Thle l- slench. buoyinvg ...

... s for new licences. The licence of the dmtn--ay House. Gelligaer, was transferred from EdmundDavies to John Jones. The licence of the Coopers Arms Inn, Ystrad Mynaebt, which -as, sought to be transferred from Mary Evans to her husband, William Hughes ...