... chub stances, granted him • certificate of the third clue. AT CARDIGAN GA0L.—.055 morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol a frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Hoary William', awaiting their trials at the Amize ...

... regiment of the garrison of Naples remained faithful to the King. It passed through the capital with drums beating, and with its arms and officers, as if the capital was not in Garibaldi's power. Meissonier's small picture (8 inches by 6), exhibited at the ...

... Correction to the age of 20. QaUgnanis Messenger. Fearful Scene Cardigan Gaol. —One morning last week the officials of Cardigan Gaol had a frightful encounter with desperate burglars, named John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the Assize ...

... first prize ; Mr. John Kendal, Whinfell House, second. And last though not least, came the Sweepstakes of 10s. for the best Four Acres of Swede Turnips, soil and situation considered Three entries.—First, Mr. John Lancaster, Sky Garth. John Crosby, Breaks ...

... power is the pressure of water from six-iueb main. New York sot without its Spurgeon. A very young preacher, the Uev. Henry Grattan Guinness, preaches every at the Opera House sinners only. Some 6,000 people heard him on last Sabbath. ■aid to have roost ...

... Dean Scales; John Nicholson, Ksq., The Hill; and Humphrey Senbo«*e, Lsq., Park, Loweswaler. —The names of officers of Rifle Corps at Egtemonl have been off ‘he approval of the l«rd Lieutenant, vis., Eh, , of Springfield, Captain; John Slirlmg. gentleman ...

... the church, fell and so injured arm, which had before been broken by a some- what similar accident, that she was obliged to be taken home. Dr. Pearson was in immediate attendance, and we are ylad to hear that though the arm has sust.ined fracture, it is ...

... resolution was adopted unanimously. William Corwen, Esq., moved, That a comtniUce, consisting of Mr. John Elliot, Mr. J. Gambles, .'ir. li. Hubinaon, and Mr. John Key, unpointed to collect subscriptions this parish.” had no doubt of their getting men, but they ...

... Charles's career which Clarendon, Hume, and his partisans generally have always misstated, and which now, for the first time, Mr. John Fonter, in • noble book, The Arrot of the Five Members, has presented in its true light. From the Journal kept by D'Ewes, and ...

... at a church in a French province recently fell, and killed a young woman who was attending divine service. The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinness has commenced to preach In New York, where he has created great excitement. The Music-hall In which he preaches was ...

... filed against Mr. W. 11. Leathern and .Mr. Charlesworlh, the two candidates, and place. Dksi*kh*tf. l*Kiso»MiS.— At Cardigan gaol, John Stewart and Henry Williams, burglars awaiting trial, rushed upon Mr. Jac«>b, turnkev, when ho opened their cell one ...

... is that two persons , were concerned In it, and that she was one of than. On this theory, who was the person ? The Rev. IL Grattan Guinness, the well-known popular preacher, was baptised by immersion, es Saturday last, in the Baptist Chapel. Bath. Right ...