... cask was then hoisted up, but witness could not see the person who hoisted it. He saw two ladies coming along the footpath arm in arm. At the moment they were passing, the cask fell down on them, and knocked them both down. They fell very near the witness ...

... county. On Monday an inquest was held at Talgarth, Brecknockshire, before It. Watkins, Lsq. coroner, the body of John Davies, infant child of John Davie! labourer of that place. sitting on the mother'-,' knee, a tea-kettle and tea-pot with boiling water tally ...

... for Havannah, remains on shore near the same place. It doubtful whether she will be got off. The sloop Queen Adelaide, of Cardigan, from Cardiff, is wrecked on Mockbeggar. On the Lancashire shore several vessels are also wrecked ; one, a brig, on shore ...

... Crown of England, to the degraded condition of a pitiful province ; in fine, that Moore, in the words of our illustrious Grattan, 'was an enemy to the extinguishment of the Irish Parliament, and is a friend to its restoration.' public meeting is to speedily ...

... daughter of the late Walter Hill, Esq. of RocVhtnds. On the oth inst. was married, at Llnnbadarn-fawr, in the county Cardigan, by the Rev. John Hughes, Mr. Abraham Jones, draper, lata of Pontypool, Monmouthshire, to Miss Ann Pugb, the only daughter tbe late ...

... cannot repeat them ? ' John Anderson Jo, John, ■ We climb'd life's hill together, ' And many a happy day, mon, - - ' We've had one another i ' But now totter down, Vet hand in hand we'll go, ' And rest together at the foot, * John Anderson Jo.' But now ...

... done the houses, and a few lives lost. Don Pedro continues to land tiie cargoes of vessels arriving him with stores, &c. St. John da Foz, and the City Edinburgh steamer had in this way landed a number of live cattle from Yigo, and was about to bring more; ...

... morning- next the Maeslough Fox Hounds will meet at Kington at ten o'clock, and in the evening dinner will given at the Oxford Arms, to Walter Wilkins, Esq. the worthy proprietor of the fine pack of dogs. On Friday last a splendid dinner was given to Walter ...

... resolution addressing Lord John Rafael) the Subject. The specific n,mire their complaint is expressed the sifbjoiiied copy an Address which intended to be forwarded tbe noble mover of the reform measure : the Hun. Lord John HutteU. S,c The humble Petition ...

... procuring arms in the north of Ireland, where penny clubs were established for the purpose, and be bad been informed by a magistrate 1000 were armed—tbe Secretary for Ireland had armed the Protestants, and the Catholics were determined also to be armed—such ...

... George Butler Hon Roche W John Chapman M Roche D Fryer Rd Fitzsimon N Rocke J Gaskell Daniel Fitzsiinoii Roe James Grote George Fitzgerald Thos Sheil L Harvey D W French Sullivan R I'ume Joseph Finn W Talbot J Humphery John Grattan Henry Walker C A Butt ...

... with the Brewhouse, Cooper's Workshop, and other Buildings, lying the north side of the said King's Arms Yard, and now or late in tbe holding of -Mr. John Jones. And also the FREEHOLD .MESSUAGE with its Appertenances, adjoining the said last mentioned Premises ...