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... STATE OF SOUTH WALES. CARDIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 12. To-day the trustees of the lower trust held a meeting at the Angel Inn, Cardigan, for the purpose of considering the propriety of reducing the tolls, and of removing some of the toll-bars. Mr. Edward ...
... Lord Card San to meet him anywhere on the continent, an invitationwhich Lord Cardigan declined. Lord Paget has con-sequeny brought an action against Lord Cardigan for arm. con and laid the damages at £20,000. ExTKAOHDiNARV Duel. fatal but extraordinary ...
... P. D. Morris, M.P., Sir J. H. Williams, Sir John Mansel, Messrs. J. P. Saunders, J. L. Davies, E. 6. Thomas, C. Morgan, D. J. Edwardes, Grismond Philipps, J. B. Philipps, T. C. Morris, G. Morgan, John Johnes, B. Wood, D. Davies, H. Lawrence, Lewis Evans ...
... joy of the country which they hate to reduce into order. Three of the rioters who had been seized at Pontardulais, including John Hughes, who personated Rebecca, were examined at Swangea on Saturday and Monday, and again remanded. They were committed for ...
... the general iu the finger and Prince Napoleon in the hollow of the arm. It being found that the General could not hold his sword firmly, and that vein had been transpierced the Prince’s arm, from which the blood was gushing large quantities, the seconds ...
... Swan AGE'—Mr. John Payne. White Hart Inn. Swansea—William Day, Agent, Ike., Mount-street. . (Mumbles)—Mr. Jenkin-. Chief Officer. Tbionmouth —L.M. Maxton,Customs. Tenby—Captain John Davies Brig. Tobbrmort—Nell Smith, Merchant, j Topsbam—John Holman, Commission ...
... capacity. There fi wore five stand of arms accordingly placed as they sup- posed in a secure spot for that purpose which happened to ai be discovered by the police and seIzel. The loss to the t( party of their fire-arms saved the batliff'for the present. ...
... room, that the ill-timed is superior Commission • nano: mots other similar face againstestab a establishment iwnefre well armed. ThCommandan, and It t ot theen 4 h,., life His apology is madness. On another motion on conversation about nautical affairs ...
... brotes fired at her and (hot her dead. She staggered as far at the nsigbbonriDg cottage door, and there took down dead in the arm* of the cottager's wife. may be rappoaed, thia horrible deed prodneed great excitement in the town of Llanelly. A party of Dragoons ...
... the brotes fired her and shot her dead. She staggered a* far the neighbouring cottage door, and there took down dead in the arms of the cottager's wife. may ba supposed, this horrible deed produced great excitement in the town of Llanelly. party of Dragoon* ...
... Locust to interfere for mere humanity sake, a feeling so unknown in the States. Another exhibition of the petulance of Lord Cardigan's temper is said to have occurred at Dublin, where his regiment is stationed. It appears that after a field-day at Dublin ...
... people to seek for security in arms, and commenced that bloody struggle by which they established their national independence. Hu father was Mr. Morgan OâConnell, of Carhen, who was married to Catherine, daughter at Mr. John OâMullane, of Whited Church ...