... four o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, the dredge Why Not, suddenly sank with the three hands on board-John Lillicup, sen., John Lillicup, jun., and John Childs. LYDNEY. FALSE DIAGNOlilS.-The sheep, buried by Messrs. Bumard, Bros., from having been pronounced ...

... Carmarthen Market-place a few days ago, picking up whatever they could find. Gulls have also been seen for days in the Cardiff Arm? Park, Cardiff. There is just now a most unusual sight at the entrance to the Bristol Channel, the sea being near the coast ...

... Bradley-street, off Broadwav rent,7sto good tenants.—Apply John Jenkins, 10, Wcstgat*. street, Cardiff, 4a9n Y| E1>ALS: wanted, 1841 and earlier, 10s given; £ 10 if A Victoria Crosses.—liice, 12, Grattan-st., l>nblln.435a BAKERS by > Practical Workman thoroughly ...

... burst out. Sir John Wynn, f Gwydir exclaimed Twm in a daredevil strain, that made the Baronet start at his vehemence. Admiring the fire that flashed in his eyes, his honest, fearless, and energetic behaviour, Sir John opened his arms, and received him ...

... killed or injured by armed burglars, 24 being policemen. Twenty-nine burglars using revolvers escaped arrest, whilst firearms were found upon 69 of the burglars who were appre- hended. By the startlingly sudden death of the Rev. John Mee Fuller, vicar of ...

... College buildings. This is a distinct compliment to. Welsh scenery and Welsh hospitality. The Rev. J. G. Rughes (Moelwyn), of Cardigan, is becoming prominent) in the Methodist denomi- nation. On Tuesday evening be was the first who preached in the session ...

... lying outside a building in course of construction. The right arm was extended, and the hand was clenched. The left wws drawn up above the shoulder. The face was covered with the brown Cardigan jacket produced. Witness waited on the spot till Dr Wells arrived ...

... Irish leader. Aiiongst those who had as. sembled for the purpose of accompanying the corpse across the Channel were Messrs John O'Connor, M.P., Henry Campbell, M. P., Pierce Mahoney, M. P.. J. J. O'Kelly, M.P., 1J. Nolan, M.P., Henry Harrison, M.P., J ...

... of his various achievements by one more anecdote. Bless me cried the lady mayoress one day to her husband, as they passed arm in arm through, the street from church, the people are always laughing to think of my marrying you. I don't wonder, replied ...

... of the Forest. Lord WrxDSOl:, in few word- submitted the toa.st of The Pres* with which he coupled the name of Mr John Duncan. Mr JOHN DuxCAN, ni response, said nothing in recent years had given the local Press greater satisfaction than to support the ...

... Mary Davies, a tnariuf!r'S wife. 1, London-place, Borth, was held in the Assembly-rcoms of that town on Thursday, before Mr John Evans, coroner for the northern district. The Rev. J. M Griffiths, Llanfihangnl Rectory, was foreman of the jury. Mr A. J. ...

... the offence was committed. lie had come upon that account. Notwithstanding' this protest the cases were proccecte'l IV' tll. John Rpes, Pan?-rhaifid, for The ct.,?ci Jo'?iii tt'.e use o?Lhre?tening language wa,s first called. Mr \V. J. Jones, appeared for ...