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... severe accident occurred at the I’mirc Collierv, near Swan-ea, Tuesday last. John Bevau, u collier, aged ■2B, whilst at work, piece of the heading fell, and severely injured hi- arm, to render immediate amputation necessary, which was performed by Mr. lorry ...
... aged yeata, John Charles, eldest son of the late Mr. John Charles, maker, hurch~street, Monmouth, On tbe 12th inst., aged 77 years, Mary, relict of the late Mr. William Kidron, smith and farrier, Monmouth. On Sunday laat, aged 71 ycara, Mr. John George, botcher ...
... nature hhe u es business, the whole became one wild blaze and in endeavour to remove the boiler whs very serious v homed on his arms and breast. There tmod pump close at hand the neighbours soon extinguished the flames, not without very great difficulty from ...
... viz., William Edward Powell, Esq., M.P., Lord Lieutenant for the county Cardigan, re-elected; Pryse, Esq., M P., re-elected John Smith Bonsai I, Esq., re-elected; Captain John Tealc, re-elected; Mr. Charles Marshal), Belle Vue Hotel, in the room David ...
... used the night in question.] I went the house of John Phillip, who returned with to the carpenter’s house; \ we found father lying tn the court; nn* younger j brother slopped John Phillip’s house; John Phillip I helped to lake father into th»» house. ...
... uf the Order, &c.) to the parish Church, where excellent and impressive sermon was deliverer! by the Lev. Davies, from St. John, 13 chap. 35 verse, this shall all men know that ye arc my disciples, if ye have love one to another”; on their return they ...
... THE LATE DUEL. After the duel which look plane on Wimbledon Common Saturday, ihe Cardigan, and second Captain Douglas, were taken into custody, an«l conveyed the police station-house Wandsworth, when they were ordered to find bail appear before the M ...
... Watkins, Esq. Ref. Thomas Vaughan. P. I*. Williams, Esq. Re*. Thomas John Po«dl. J. JrfTrevs inlon, He*. Wiutoo. Waller .ilsvherr, Re*. m. Jones, IVilliam Williams, Esq. He*. Hofh Hold. John Ansdell, Esq. Rev. Da*id Jones. Thomas Ramsden. Hsq. R«*. Charles ...
... Hill, said, 1 not present prepared adduce any further evidence against John for-tiring her Majesty’s ship, Caniperdown, and i have therefore to request that he discharged.” Sir John Hill (addressing Lieutenant Wise, the director of the dock police): You ...
... G, Mr. John n, iu and curriir; a truly honest man. ...
... Tenby; Cok f . ’r» Williams. Chemist, Cardigan; Wine l nnsl » B,| Humphreys, Chemist, Aherystwith ; f, •oner, and Williams, Druggist, 11 averford> ' respectable dealers through the Kingdom. GREAT REDUCTION arming STOCK. The earmers' general fire .nd LIFE ...
... religion • of their own framing—they were above the world, of • whom the world was not worthy—they placed confi • deuce in the arm Omnipotence lor their success, I and not in the powers that be, which pass away. The Rev Speaker referred, in glowing language ...