... of £15. for maofully defending property under his charge. Seven ‘people near Ballyvoe, who pursued an armed party so long and so closely that the arms were A party ol ropped, have received gratuities, constables captured a notorious offender i a wave under ...

... Chureh on T uesds: Ne morning, his lordship pro- ceeded to Court w hen the the following Grand Jury was sworn :— 3 Foreman. Sir John Edwards, Bart. | Su W EB. H. Lyon, Beg J. W. Lyon 7» J.D. David Paghe, Joba Jones, Esq 3. BR Jones, Esq. P. J.J. Turner, Eq ...

... the faithfal servact of Mesore. Bratton and ‘groce-s, Wyle Cop, in this tews. 29th alt. at Aston, Birmingh in hie 28th veer, John, eldest son of the late Mr. iMiem Daliow, of Overwood, in this county. 29r ult. in London, aged 55, Adem Yates Bird, Esq. solicitor ...

... Cemmaes, ip ure Land, ad, or ws contiguous to the Tarn and from Dolgell: to Towyn ; command ite picturesqu an extensive view of Cardigan coast, re, Snowdon, and the majestic lulls tha Snowdon range 5 thus affurding some of th utiful Sea and Land views for whieb ...

... well as every oiber interest, Was endowment of the Cathete coerce that which the calls the period eomine:ce, 19th inst Me ‘John Drayton, jun. wheelwright, to , bas exceeded second but to few. Three times over had that but he thought it imprudent to give ...

... resolved that bis retirement from the ‘ Harkeawar’’ career should not pass withow notice, agreed to “warm bia house’’—the Corbet Arms len, tickets We believe that nearly 500 were sold, and apwerds of 150 persons were prese:t, with Sir A. V. bet, Sir R. C. Hill ...

... nu aber of poor cottagers who much disap. pointed at the defeat of the of their One woman, with a sickly-looking infant ia arms, bitterly that she and ber hus. and and young family had beea terned out of » bouse that bad cost them “grest dale of moneys ...