... Excavator's Arms, and found 2s. 7gd. on her, although she denied having any money but the shil- ling which the prisoner had given her. Mr. Wilcocks defended the prisoner, who pleaded guilty, and was sen- tenced to two months' hard labour. John Hedges, a ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... 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 ...

... taking the accommodation of de- fendant's stable, for which she received the sweepings of the boats. Mr. Thomas, of the Cardigan Arms, gave the female a good character, and Mr. Davies, borough trea- surer, also spoke of the good character she had maintained ...

... offences committed in Cardiff than in the whole of the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan Carmarthen, and the other parts of Glamorgan, put toge- ther. To use a homely expression of Cheap John's it is time the public should Twigg that. Now for Mr. Twigg's colleague ...