... Buntajcon, the enemy had precipitately retreated to the mountains, leaving tents standing, 40,000 pounds of powder, with small arm ammunition, a vast quantity of shot and shell, arid large aorta of dour, lice, and grain. For two RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday ...

... aboot eight hours each. The explosion took during the night turn on Thursday, about twelve o'clock. John Griffith., John Be •an (otherwise Knight), and John Mort, were in that night tam. They commenced working with the other men about six o'clock. The men ...

... D. FS-7, Royal Exchange, Conlin'', and 7, PalliaslL / iovernor Samuel Oregon, Esq, M.P. Sub-Governor John Alves Arbuthnot, Esq. , Deputy Governor, John Alexander Hankey, Esq. 'twenty Directors. • IIRE RANCES effected at moderate Rates 11 upon every description ...

... in a very short time. I shall be happy to answer any enquiries. Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory, Norfolk.— Three years' excessive nervousness, with paius in neck and left arm, and general debility, which ren- dered my life very miserable, has ...

... Bridgend: Price Brotheis, Post Office; II. Hoberts.- Cardiff: J. B. Hopkins; John Hibberl, 3, St. Mary-street; J. Flint; Thomas VVakeford; W. L. Evans, Chemist.—Cow- bridge: John Tydfil T. Price, Maiket- 8ljuare; Mrs. W. White; G. W. (jay, High-street; Thus ...

... health-1 storing food au a very short time. 1 shall be happy to an* any enquiries. itev. John W. Flavell, Rjdliug'on Norfolk.— Three nervousness, with iu my ucck and left arm, aud general debility, which tfered my life very miserable, has been radically removed ...