... DESPERATE ENCOUNTER IN CARDIGAN GAOL. One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gu-1 had a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trial at the assizes. About aix o'clock in the morning ...

... upwards of 80 acres each in extent, at present occupied by John Owen, Edward Francis, John Williams, Elizabeth Morris, Grace Jones, Owen Rowlands, Evan Evans, William Griffith, Daniel Jones, John Hughes, &c, and are known by the several following names ...

... Eaton of Edge Hill Liverpool On the inst John’s Church by the W B Marsden vicar Henry Brown stonemason to Ann daughter of the late John Cross of Love-street Chester DEATHS On inst 52 Shepherd widow of late John Shepherd of Little Stanney On Everton Liverpool ...

... and costs ; James Kelly, Bentinck-street, 5s and costs ; Mary Green, Waterloo place, to pay costs ; John SmalJ, Price-street, to pay costs ; aad John Coffey, Watson-street, to pay costs. THURSDAY. (Before the Rev. M. Coxon, Captain D Graham, and Messrs ...

... SAI.ES 33^^CT10N._ HANDBRIDGE, CHESTER. g^LE OF BEERHOUSE, SHOP, AND COTTAGES. MR. JOHN JONES CUNNAH will offer for SALE, at the Blossoms Hotel, Chester, on Satubdat, -the __ th day of Ootober, 1887, at Four o'clock p.m. most punctually, subject to such ...

... Mr John Bright, whose recent letter on Mr Gladstone's Welah speech produced such a deep impression, has followed it up with a second epistle which still further accentuates the differences between himself and his old comrade in arms. This letter is in ...

... 4th King's Own Royal Regt., to Hephzibah, only (laughter of Mr. John Jeffery. of this city. On the loth inst. at the Wesloyan Chapel. Price-street, Birkenhead, by the Rev. J G. Ford, John^Kdward. eldest son of Henry Coventry, of Reading, to Laura Smith ...

... had John Dodd, of Great SaughalL — The renewal of the license of James Strong liscard, was refused. William Williams, Thornton Hough, had bis license (which had been suspended) renewed. — Tbe license of Thomas Lee (deceased), of the Sportmau's Arms, was ...

... (brothers), and Michael MAvoy were brought up. on remand, charged with having violently assaulted Thomas Newton, John I'ownalL, and John Alcock. on the Bth instant. Mr. Bretherton appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. Charles Pemberton for the prisoners ...

... the royal suite to occupy their respective positions on the platform. At ten o'clock the Duke of Cambridge and the Earl of Cardigan rode on to the ground. Both were vehemently cheered — a compliment which they fre- quently acknowledged. About an hour afterwards ...

... condition. He had never, in a long experience, seen anyone so badly bruised. Her arms, thighs, buttocks, and the side of her legs were one mass of bruises. The left arm especially was almost in a pulp, quite doughy, and he thought it would have suppurated ...

... Stabbing.— Christopher Petit was charged with having stabbed John Birch, and Martin Lane was charged with hay ing aided and abetted him, and assaulted Sarah Birch, wif Df the piosecutor. Mr. Grattan prosecuted, and Mr. Bretber ton defended— The prisoners and ...