... .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 ...

... imprisonment. 'I . aansThomas, Hayues, of Bitten, na cedta ithe d am dsovereign t ro'e t'o mns Bodmane te-tpopeity'ofnde r.John Cape, ?? ir.last., Bodman d'p6sea that lib'5ss in! .thoemply of. .J hn Carl 'o Bi- ttoti,' asid dinthi 4,d$ in qnuestioni ...

... of age, daughter of John Clay, a I collier, who died at the house of a Mrs. Morris, in Gloucester- lane, Verdict, Died suddenly from natural causes. On the same day, at the Brewers' Arms, Redcliff- backs, on the body of Mr. John Clouter. The deceased ...

... cbarge of stealing a till, 1 but acquitted, was charged with stealding a hat, the property , of John Marsh, and an umbrella aud tiorel, the property uf 9 John Pring. The last-named coisplainicut is the landlord I of the Three Horse Shoes, Old Marlhe.-6treet ...

... charge entered ' the muscles of the right arm, lacerating thefi in a frightful re manner. Mr. Poole was conveyead home immediately, and al medical aid procured, but it was found necessary to T amputate the right arm close to the shoulder, We are £. informed ...

... police. The assailants had then disappeared. On nee Tuesday night four men entered the house of Mir. Milner, in John-street, and demanded arms. Nobody -eb- was in the house but an old man and two women. The, Lvo- marauders got agun and escaped. No arrest ...

... gdsry.Mess~ by th ove-heaing f a lue.Manyof the girlsepoe in he actry scaed y cimbng ver theroftth DDEAT1 OF' MIR. JOHN STcoen-Mr. John Stone, barrs-lter-1 ,he at-law, who for many years travelled the Western Circuitt For and led the Bristol Quarter ...