... ds their fair distribution to all. -The Ovrerseers appointed for this parish for the pre- sent year are Mr.'John Hilton, Sutton, and Mr. John Pritchardi Gullet Inn. VWI]EXHA1I SAVMNGs BANKe-Mi. Anthony Dillol, the Actuary, having officially intimated ...

... was immediately placed nt the bar. are Mirs. Withan, examined by Mr. Overend: She said, last 'February I resided at No. 2, Cardigan-terrace, Leeds, next By, door to Mir. and Mirs. Dove. I was in the habit of seeinig Ist Airs. Dove alms eeydyborhrdat(he24th ...

... command, MAJOR-GEN. THIE EARL OF CARDIGAN'S CASE. 11 The board, after enunoeratingthe paisagesin thereport I of the commissioners affecting the Earl of Cardigan, says r that the complaints rmade by the Earl of Cardigan are- o that the comumissioners charged ...

... event took place at Lisbon on Monday week. The deceased earl was in the 24th year of his age. PEESENTATION Or A SWORD TO LORD CARDIGAN.-A grand entertainment will be given to the Earl of Car- digan in the hall of the Stock Exchange, Leeds, on Saturday, the ...

... THE GREAT BOOT AND SHOE ROBBERY. Rev. On Tuesday, Francis John Maybury, a young man, Riev. surrendered at the Central Criminal Court to take ( his trial, charged with stealing a quantity of boots and shoes, the property of Louis Isenberg. Mr. Bodkin and ...

... this,' 1'~sd that hie It4 wuotld not takte The blame upon ?? ?? Sinl tell who %vere with John, Jones; and !hen lie named of John Roberts, and Edward Davies. John Joties mne then said he was too drcink to recollect whether Johnn aI Roberts and Edward Davies ...

... a11( Ci Robert Grilbutl, atlid John Roberts. carters, both 0 from Capel Cnrig.,, atid ThIomas Williams, Marian tor were olhalged Ily Siergeanlt C. Davies wvitlh ridit, wi tlioiit Mi-lli. Finled Is, a01 d co~sts. C5 P.C. John Jones c~liarged Owen Lloyd, ...

... wife in a standing posture with her throat cut. He took her in his arms and supported her till he fainted and fell ?? next witness was Mrs. Jones, Victoria Hotel-She stated that Mr. John- son's servant came there as it were in a fright, and said that they ...

... Moved his arms about ] plaintiff's head, swearing. Plaintiff' said three times, Drop it, Mr. Owen. Begged him to desist. Williams held his arm up and went away, saying to Owen, You are a regular highway. Irobber. Saw a stick nuder Owen's arms. Williams ...

... of Bangor, John Williams, and another William Wil. i liams, old offenders, were charged by Mr h hite, with 3 aiding and abetting and killing game on Sunday, the 3 10th inst., on Bryniau farm. 3 John Roberts, gamekeeper, deposed to seeing John Williams and ...

... Hughes, jun., Trefoant; Wm. Hughes? Gwaenynogbach; John Harrison Jones, druggist; )en Henry Joyce, Vale-street; William Keepfer, High- on street; Thomas George Lunt, draper; George the David Morgan, grocer: John Robinson, Asyluma; rad, Samuel Sharpe, Back Row ...

... Holyhead; William Has. ci lam, Llandysilio; John Jonathan, Beaumaris; Hugh Jones, Llangefni; Hugh Jones, Holyhead; Ir William Jones, Llanfairpwllgwyngyll; John Lewis, te Llanynghenedle; Owen Owen, Llandysilio; John id Parry, Llantrisant; Richard Parry, L ...