... .FEARFUL SCENE, AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEM5PT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. One morning last week, the officials of' Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, namad John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the Assize ...

... copper, on his head, copper rr visor over his face, sleeves of copper chain-work on his e arms, metallic breastplate, and steel ?? e York Rerald. d LORD CARDIGAN AND COr.ONEL CALTuoRrt. - The it Lord Chief Justice gave judgment in the case of Car- g digan ...

... she Lord-Lieutenant (Earl of Ducts), the Lord High Steward (the Duke of Beaufort), tlice city arms, the arms of Gloucestershire and Somersetshire, the. arms of Lieutenant-Colonel Bush, and the motto of the Bristol Rifle Corps ?? In Danger Ready 1) on ...

... Adjudi atbf suede durino the ast week:-Wm. Phillips, Bath victualler. Dieidetui decleaed: John Shattock, Long Ashten farmer Sd. in the pound; John Lathan, Cardigan, farmer 1id. in the pound. BA1KRUPT MEETINGS Ton TUBl ENSUING WEEKL (Befere Mr. Cgommnissioner ...

... Allen. Glastonbury *.. John Godden. Honiton , , . John Knight. n Iminster .. C. P. Chapple. Dchester JamesiBker. Lanner Gwennap ------------ J. S. Tonkin. Liskeard, Cornwal .John Philp, Penzanee .. ...

... DAVIES, Solicitor, Cardigan; Mr. BlANJAMIN EVANS, Solicitor, New- . ?? * or to the Auctioneera at Cardigan aforesaid. With atrifilng outlay, the above premises are also well adapted for the Resldence of a Gentleman's ismily. Cardigan, August 8th, 1864 ...

... he 'was dead. The boy Brigge lingered until evening, when he died. At' Kelloe, an adjacent colliery, two men named John Smith and John Scarth were killed on Monday night by a boiler explosion. A huge mass of iron about five tons in weight was thrown clean ...

... Edmonds, Wroughton, horse dealer, adjourned dividend; John Evans, Lampeter, cattle dealer, adjourned audit; E. P. Hollingshead, Cheltenham, tailor and draper, adjourned audit. Nov. 1.-Jonathan Pell, Cardigan, mining agent, first meeting of creditors. All the ...

... by Lord'John u IRussell;, and how, does it account for its owim silence whpn the first despatch was published, as well as for its n repeated'denunciations of Garibaldi during his short-lived m 3 support of the M1azzinian projects ? But Lord John a( ; Russell ...

... (St. Mary). InCar- 3 duff (St. John), Denbigh, REhl, Bangor, Liandudno, Welshpool. Carmarthen St. DavidHs, llaverfordwest, Swansea, Newport, Merthvr Tydvil, Pembroke Dock. Brecon, AbergavennY, LIsa- daft, Usk, Cardigan, and others, theywerelunknown, The ...

... 018 2 315 2 0 6 0 214 5 134 . 0 132 Occupier. John Stokes. Richard Monk. Charles Soymour. E, Thatcher. George Clark, George Clark. J. Vowles. John Stokes. John Stokes. Henry Filer. Ann Ford. Wm. Simnonds. John Stokes, James Brunt. The ?? are all held on ...

... pr opri(1tor leas-ing^ For rental and particulars apply to JOHN M3. LEEDER, Aucoti-oneer, Land, House, and F;.atabte Agent, 10, Caer-street, Sxvrax . _ _ _ ?? ?? rino be LET, the RUTL;AND ARM'S INN, IL RUTLAND4STREET, SIVANSEA4. It conta ins 12 good ledrooms ...