... they committed two burglaries, and escaped to Cardigan, where they entered a shop at midnight and stole jS50 worth of goods. We regret to say that the turnkey has many bruises on his body, neck, face, and arms, and that the attack has been a serious shock ...

... summonses upon her, whereby she was imprisoned.-Complainant, a Cardigan girl, with a certain dash about her, bad to confess frailty to make good her case.- Having agreed to go to Newport with John Jones, in consideration of a new dress, she jilted him, for ...

... that he began life as a currier in the house first occupied by the family in the High- etreet; left this town for the Tredegar Arms, Tredegar, and there died. Old inhabitants speak with respect of the doctor's skill and attention, and some yet live who owe ...

... Argoed, J. JetiMn% grocer.—Becu^jiM^I^IJavieoi, London Ware- mawr, O. liMffTOfh, Anchor House.—(^udiSi John Rcay, Bui. ...

... list:—Messrs. John Williams, ovcys«er, foreman; JohnPhilips, grocer John Jones, shoemaker; John Philips, tinman Wil- liam Lewis, grocer; Richard Mori'is, gr'o^r; George Martin, shoemaker William Duffield, jeweller; Wil- liam Ws-tkins, gravedigger John Luke, Castle ...

... him from Cardigan, for an offence committed previous to the present, and the Cardigan P.C. walked the prisoner back to Cardigan, where he was again committed for trial, and underwent several months imprisonment. His time being up at Cardigan he was again ...

... in the Coroner's office of the following fatal accident :— On the 4th instant, about half-past four o'clock in the morning, .John Evan, 13, who was employed in firing an engine on the Dowlais Railway, was engaged at a set of pomte on that line while the ...

... received in defendant's name in the Glove and Shears the week previous. John Jenkins, summoned the secretary of the Lletty Morgan wgj Friendly Society, held at the Cardigan Arms, Dowlais, for refusing to grant him sick relief.- As the Society had not ...

... the battalion drill in their respective occurence f iLT ACCIDENT.—A most unfortunate Mrs. John p*ace 0D Tues('ay> at Neath station, to town, whiph^ Matthew John, founder, George- bones. Tf re3ued in the fracture of one of bar thigh Merthyr bv .,aP')e ...

... formerly ot Aberaman,. summoned Philip Phillips, Aherm»an, Richard John? James (the celebrated Dick Shon Shams,) John Wil- liams,I1.7?T?ir»s £ .Lloyd, William Evans, Evan E lwardsr and John Kendall for damage done to the grass in his meadow, an,l injury ...

... Gwenllian Davies, of Dowlais, was charged with stealing' a cloth coat and vest, belonging to John Ctishan, on the 11th instant —Margaret, the wife of John Cushan, said prisoner came to their house on Thursday morning and went awav again in the even- ...

... NOTICES. JOHN UBWARDS, AUCTION EER>#i^APPRAISER, General Insurance/ Ijlgent, AXD ENGLISH fe RESPONDENT, Wills and Ajdn^^strationsyExpfiHjTed. Terms Modera 46, VICTORIA-STRSETTDOWLAIS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, At the CARDIGAN ARMS INN, ...