... his limbs had got entagled among the sea weed. Two of the youths, John and William Paton, who were swimming a few yards farther out, hastened to his rescue, and each took one of his arms and struck oat for the land, and with the assistance of the other ...

... Diztou Vicarage, Monmouth. Henry Phelps, aged six years, of Pnuknash, was admitted to the Infirmary on Tuesday with broken arm, sustained through a fall. Crown East Church, near Worcester, Las been broken into and four vases were stolen from the altar ...

... SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BENJAMIN LEACII, On TUESDAY, July 22nd, 1856, at Six for Seven o'clock in the Evening, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, near the Charlton Turnpike, subject to Conditions to be then produced, ALL those Two convenient COTTAGES or TENEMENTS ...

... ad’ first of the speech from the and to ¥ hich taken place in the department of charged with the administration of our Lord John Russell to give the house and i vt what had led to this change. Sir justified his by reference to precedent, and country certain ...

... and stabbed his servant with a pitchfork, in quarrel about land. Darino Outrage. A night or two ago six men, disguised and armed, forced open the house of farmer named Thomas Dolan, at Dunlawn.and searched for Dolan, who was, however, absent. They told ...

... brain. There were several bruises about both bands and wrists of the deceased woman, and on the left arm a large bruise, as if the deceased had put up her arm to defend herself. Internally the organs generally were healthy, but there was a large abscess forming ...

... account of the battle of Lanier') that the whole vestries@ of William's character appeared. Amidst the rout and uproar. while arms and standards were flans swat, while multitudes of foritiyes were choking up the brill -ea and fords of the fi.tte or perishing ...

... intended to grow up side by side with England's future monarch, as a lasting memento of paternal remembrance and aft: ction. At Cardigan, on Friday week, six grown-tip persons were poisoned by partaking of a dinner, in which some broth was served up in whirls ...

... in The following is his opinion of Kemble “Stephen Kemble has a soul under that load of fat, which soul wil? ooze out; but John’s is barred up by his ribs, a prisoner to his prudence. F. Reynolds says :— t of the Kean mania, one of our “ Daring the h ...

... furnished ; board attendance ; country, Severnside.—Apply 469, Citiaen Office GHouceater. BEER-HOUSE to Let, Commercial Arms, Grattan Street, Cheltenham.—Apply George Cummings, Spa, Gloucester, 978 TO LET, No. 26, Park Road, Gloucester.—Apply Llanthony ...

... Clothing V.'arehouse, Southgate, Gloucester. - T AST Week of Sale — Warm Flannel Shirts, Stock JIJ So;ks, Sluffl rs, Cardigan Jack t?.—Golden Anchor - S_e_ ,;55 LAST Week Sale.—Mechanics Clothing, very heavy Stock, all Clearance Prices.—Golden Anchor ...

... G. L. P. Eyre and Co, of No. 1 John-street, Bedford-row, in the county of Middlesex. Meted this 7th day of May, 1874. 0. L. P. EYRE and CO., 1 John-street, Bedford-row, London, W.C., Agents for T. MORGAN, of Cardigan, Solicitors for the Petitioners. ...