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... dro§ping from the van; he went in search, and found the unfortunate fellow lying across the line quite dead, his left hand and arm being considerably iuiured ; but the fatal blow appeared to be one received on the head. It is thought that the vanand the paesenger ...
... Welsh Items. Weeck oy Tup CarNarvoN Bar—Mr. John Jackson, the Harbour-Master, reports that the brigantine Meteor Flag, of Londonderry, has gone down on the South Bauk of Carnarvon Bar. The Llanddwyn lifehoat, John Gray Bell, belonging to the National Lifeboat ...
... the parties to produoe some additional evidence. At Cardigan, last week, John and Ellen Williams, tramps, were brought up in custody, charged with stealing, at Bridge End, in the borough of Cardigan, a silver watch, value £6 10s., and six half-crown Sieoes ...
... Thureds ug Chapel, evoked. great “interest im the neigboarhood. y last. The te were and valuable. The Baptist, et Bethania, Cardigan, have en unsnimoas call to the Rev. D. Davies, of ‘Aberdare, to become their pastor, This has — ‘Wednesd the Welsh 8 late ...
... machine, and whilst 0 doing his arm was dragged in by the thre: olappere and emashed in a man- ner. the extent of the injury was found oul, was sent to Dr. Rowlands, Pontrydfen- digeid, who attended at Having examined the arm, he amputated the thumb, and ...
... werg Counoil: John James, London and Liv in the T, Tea street, Warebouse, John Griffiths, grocer, Great , Ironfounder badarn oe Dre. A. Gilberteon, T. D. Harries, Frea. erick Char Bice Williams, Messrs J. W. Szlum per, JP » engineer, John Jones, Commerce ...
... to be done British name making British officers to the catchpolea of the slave dealers. (Shame.) What have these men done? John Bright summed up their official course m sentence when said that they had' done good at home, and that they had done much harm ...
... CaTTLE.—John Gethins, Churchstoke, MACHYNLLETH. BOARD OF GUARDIANS,—WEDNEsDAY. Present: Mr. BR. Gilla chairman, Mr. Richard Jones and Mr. Owen Da niel, ra) vice-chairmen, the Rev. Canon Griffiths, Messrs. John J. Jones, W e J. H , Jones, John Tudor, John ...
... 60 many are unable to take Cocoa is, that Let them take words of love and kindness to their the late Thomas Doubleday, Sir John Fife, the varieties commonly are mixed with starch, under LOOOOK, M.D.” Large and Comfortable Dining, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa ...
... second cox., Morgan Jones John Davies High street, John Williams, Hugh Jones, C ryn-row Richard Rees, Windmill court, Jo Edwards, butcher, Bob Simpson, Queen-street, William Lewis, bathing-man, Wm Jones, High-street, John Jones, Llanbadarn, and Wi m ...
... ob- jeotion to;see at the head of the Dew Mr. Gre seconded the amendment. Mr. Davm Davras, M.P., moved that the county of Cardigan should be added to the (Hear, hear, and Oh oh.) The motion was received with euch marks of feel. ing that the President reminded ...
... founded at Cambridge in 1683. John Penry, a Welshman, was one of the eect, and when be left Cam and went to Oxford he met with William Roth, whose dieciple, Walter Craddock, converted Morgan Lloyd at Wrexham in 1635. John Penry was executed in 1593 by ...