... were very good, and there were plenty of old English games. « FEARFUL SCENE AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEMPT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. On Sunday morning last the officials of Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars await- ing their ...

... being severally creditors of the said John Graingez, of the third part, all and singular the personal Estate and Effects of the said John Grainger have been ASSIGNED by the said John Grainger unto the said John Bachelor and James Sydney Bachelor, their ...

... Roberts, at the Dynevor Arms, Pontardawe. June 7.—Sale of Furniture at the Maltater's Arms, Oxford-street, Swansea, by Mr. J. H. Roberts. June 9.—Sale of Freehold Estate near Cardigan by Mr. Lucius Thomas, at the Black Lion Hotel, Cardigan. June 11.—Sale of ...

... first week in September, to a gentleman of large property in Norfolk. CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN RAILWAY.—It is re- ported that the portion of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway between Carmarthen and Conwil will be opened for traffic sometime in the month ...

... POOLE, lIIILX., CLOTS, AND DYE - R, ' SCOURER, SHAWL AND DRESS CLEANER, &C., 2, FISHER STREET, SWANSEA, James-street, NEATH, I John-street, CARMARTHEN. JADI ES Dresses, Shawls, C r ap es , V e l ve t,, T a bl e A Covers, Window Curtains, Counterpanes, Blankets ...

... 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 ...

... in honour of the marriage of Mr. JOHN Boomnt and Miss G. LANGLEY, ^hich is to take place OIl the above day, the gentlemen of THE PENTIBCH HtJNT, with numerous fnends of both families, intend dining at the Cardiff Arms Hotel at six Ut the evening. The ...

... affairs. The story which Mr. Soy- on the capital charge. Hridgend After an absence of 300 years the Roman Catho- John Hughes, eldest son of Mr. John Hughes, painter, mour had heard about the recall of Sir H. Rawlinson THE MARRIAGE or THE PRINCE Or WALES.—There ...

... 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 gentleman attended to the wounds. MAN DftowNED.—On Monday morning, the body of a young man, who was known by the name of John Thomas, and whose parents reside at Treforest, was found floating in the old canal, near Mr. Tredwen's yard. It was taken out ...