... (Bristol). Temple Gate (Bristol), Broedstaira, Bromagrove. Broseley, Burton-on-Trent, Cannock, Cardiff, Bate Docks (Cardiff), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Caterliain Valley, Cheltenham, Cinderfurd, Clifton (nest Bristol), Coventry, Darlaaton, Dartmouth. Dowlais, ...

... Ealist fntelltgenct. PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS . Friday Afternoon. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY KILDAILIC.—Dr. Grattan, of Kildare, has lamed his address. There are now four candidates in the field. Mr T. H. Queues, Conservative, has been eelectect ...

... Gloucester, Green anti Herbert, Henry Newman, John Bellamy, 3, Westgate street, Colemen,4o, Eastgote street, S. Dickinson, Bookseller , 43, Esatate-street, Jakeman & Son, Grocers, Westgate - street; Cirencester, John Parry ; Cheltenham, Savory and Moore, Jell ...

... them, the regiments already formed presented arms, the bands playing the respective regimental marches, and when they had completed the counter-march of sub-divisions round the centre, they also presented arms, by orders of their respective commanding officers ...

... known as Mordecai rersss Harrison. The plaintiff is Mr John Mordecai, of Cwmbwrla, near Swansea, who claims the right to estates in the counties of Glamorgan, Brecon, Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, and other places. The properties contain most valuable ...

... the present owner of which is Mr John Davies Lloyd, a young gentleman who has just attained his majority, and who owns considerable property in Cardiganshire. Nearly one hundred years ago an ancestor of this Mr John Davies Lloyd, whose conduct was in ...

... against them, and thrust int,. prison awl kept tame without any trial. Also under the Arm's Act in prardaimed districts an Irishraan was halal, to imprisonment if arms were found in his house, outhoasc. unless be could prove they wee there tvi' thont his ...

... satisfaction of the law officers of the crown. For every arm converted above 100,000 rifles le. an arm, till a farther coin of -C6,000 is paid to them. For every arm converted over 200,000 fid. an arm till a further sum of £5,000, making a total reward of ...

... but thence to Little Hampton the coast is unprotected. At the latter pace new fortifications • have been just completed and armed; six field-pieces were also placed there last week, for the use of the Sasses Artillery Mai,. The whole of the forts mentioned ...

... TON. .. Mr. THOM %X SPIRY. PRAM PTON.ON.SETERS, Mr. JOHN SUMNER, Chrmiet. Mr. W. V. MANSELL. rani's. COWL DURALET, . Mr. °uptown. Cheinkt. tHRESCHWERR, Mr. R. BALLY, Market PLiee. VETSURT, Mr. JOHN GOODW N. MLNCILIN HAMPTON, Mr. E. COCLTAS. IVIYPION-ORDER ...

... Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, at his residence at Busheyheath, after a long and severe illness. The Archdeacon was born in 1792, at Ystradmeirig, in Cardiganshire, and educated in his boyhood by his father, the Rev. John Williams, vicar ...

... bailiffs. Flannigan then rushed out, brandishing a knife and hammer. and knocked down Smith, who sustained a fracture of the left arm. A gentleman who was passing handed a revolver to one of the bailiffs, who presented it at Flannigan and his companions, and ...