... suddenly ge..l- and three labourers were unfortunatek precipitated troni a great height to he ground. By this accident, one had is arm broke, another 11, collar . hone and leg broke, and the life of one of ufft ers is despaired 4. They were taken to the Dispettsarv ...

... market-town of Cardigan. The lands are very improvable, and the property is well worth the attention of any gentleman inclined realize within the Principality with a lair prospect considerable advantage. Mr. Evan Davies, Solicitor, at Cardigan, will appoint ...

... been walking on Primrose-bank, and in their retorn, when passing Mr. Biech's sizing- house, they fonnd two lads, Thos. and John Gillesby, weavers, of Caldcoats, irritating the watch-dog, to which they bad given more than the aanal length of rope, and ...

... with thanks on the 28th. There have been disturbances at Courtray, where there being r.O garrison, the chief inhabitants took arms and restored or der. At Dinnnt, and in the neighbouring villages, there was great confusion for two days; the populace threatened ...

... wlieu he was acquittei . Two men of North Petherton, named John and Thomas Bodley, who were riding at most rate on Sunday evening last from Bridgwater, where they had got inebriated, met Mr, John Heed, of g- J water, in his gig, with his wife and child ...

... publicly whipped Taunton— John and Price for potatoes Richard Pullen for stealing half silk handkerchief and Cantle for stealing loaf of sugar from waggon of Mr William Morrish a' sham imprisonmsnt and Canfle he whipped John six of 'he property of Mr ...

... would he put into his house.—This case excite,d considerable Interest. LAMBETH-STREET. Yesterday a man, who gave his name as John Frederick Dixon Daticer, was charged with the following felony :—Henry Shiner, a .watchman, in Whitechapel, deposed, that about ...

... , hiedery and lltili-h lace m.nnufacfurer®.—Sheppard «i* Harris, proccrj*. G VV;Stoke?, A. Kncbtiey, John A. Keiehtlev, ■«! . Horne, John Beard, John U>rom, j. SiniTli, J Jonatbsin Stackhouse, P. .Mawd-ley, U. Holden, .and N. Beanuui* Smalt Company, Cheshire ...

... pretended that he a in and arrived at Swansea to visit his uncle lived at Carmarthen Cardigan but his cash fallen short humanely received taken care of the worth-arms Inn for nearly fortnight knowing enquiry making after his mother said resided in young ...

... Bart. Sir J. Chetwode, Bart. Sir Oswald Mosley, Bart Sir J. F. Boughey, Bart. -E. Peel, E. J. Littleton, Esq. W. Dyott, Esq. John Lane, Esq. Inge, Esq. Moreton Wathouse, Levett, Esy. T. H. Parker, Esq. E. Grove, Ksq. G. Toltet, Esq. 1. S. Kinnersley, Esq ...

... , or had made an agree ment to that effect. The Court afterwards proceeded to the examination of the following witnesses : John M , Laughlan, prisoner in the Castle of Edin• burgh, was present at a meeting in Glasgow, when several others were present ...

... 17. 40. Tong 47- by the Superior, Curthagenian privateer,—Cumberland Packet. The Hebe, BRUJff.OK, arrived at Leith, from St. John’s, New Brunswick ; sailed on the alt. at which date no new timber had come down, and the price was expected to b? high. Dc ...