... hi 4ot in the Police-couirt, before . `.Clarke7 Richardson and P1 rel - Silvanus Padley, Esqs., Mr. John Holmes, .landlord of the Se b.6i Wyndham Arms Hotel, College-street,~ appeared1' in answer t fto asummons charging him with having willfullyobstr~ucted ...

... not lhave shlamed a catllodrll. The sermon in the morning was prechedl hcy the Rev, D. Pierce, and in the evening by the Rev. John Griffitl. Collections were taken after both morning and evenilgl service in aid of the organ fuid, aud the result was highly ...

... from a rick onl to a pike, which pierced his arm through. twvit And on Tuesday, a Eon of Mr. Bloom, pawnbroker, fell over ,rae- tile wall opposite his father's house in George-stre-et, and hi-ebrke his arm. rish thea LITTLEDEAN. 'eonl. GREAT DESmuoUcON ...

... prisoner), John Donovan, James Joneker, and Henry Elliott, were charged, the former three with stealing and the latter with receiving a street organ or hurdy gurdy. Andrew Lemon, said he let out a hurdy gurdy on hire to Mrs. George, of the Dinas Arms, on Saturday ...

... and Railway; Bristol and North Somerset; Brecon and Llandovery Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil; Car- marthen. and Cardigan, No. 1; Carmarthen and Cardigan, No. 2 Cardiff and Caerphilly; Carmar- thenshire; Cardiff, Caerphilly, and Aber Valley; Dare Valley; Dnlas ...

... gir osed of a number of dases, most of which were of a paltry int Cescription.- :kbeer-house offence was charged against Be, John Jones, of the Talbot. Pa.. Goswell, said he was on an duty in Iron-streeb lest Sunday morning, at half-past eleven, when ie ...

... Smith. Horse and Groom Inn, Millicent-street, William Price. Princess Royal, Millicent-street, John Davies. Golden Lion, Wharton.street, Fred. Barber. Cardigan Arms, S-phia-street, Thomas Jones. Mr. Jones stated that the court had considered the appli- cations ...

... struck her. She returned the blow, and received a severe cut on her arm. The wound was long and deep, and bled I profusely, so much so that at one time it was thought to be I dangerous. John Evans, the landlord of the house, do- I scribed the noise that was ...

... the election, there will be no drills next week, and members must not ap- pear in uniform. LOCAL HONOUR.—Mr. John Jones, of the Cardigan Arms Hotel, Cardiff, received a first class certificate as master, at the examination at Bristol, on Tuesday last ...

... in the Bush Inn, Millicent-street. FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday evening, the body of Mr. John Jones, eldest son of Capt. Jones, the land- lord of the Cardigan Arms, Sophia-street, arrived at this town by the six o'clock train. The unfortunate young man ...

... &c.^ They afterwards dined at their respective lodge-rooms at Marchiness of Bute, Great Frederick-street, Mason's Arms, and Cardigan Arms. Ample provision having been made for their creature comforts. LORD DTTFFFRIN.-The newly-appointed British Commissioner ...

... hand and arm were drawn in above the elbows and crushed in a frightful manner before the machine could be stopped. He was at once taken to the Infirmary. The House Surgeon who was in attendance, sent for Dr. Taylor, and the same evening the arm was ampu- ...