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... William Cunningham. arm Mr. Taylor, IU-aler. of thia town, to Him, eldest daughter of Mr. dohn Tay lor, of Holme. Matadmater. tba 24th ultimo, at the Pariah Clmah, Walton-ou the* Hill, the Kcv. T. Hornby. vWar, Spencer. ae«o«Ml arm «tf John ImniUy. Tran men- ...
... day last week. She then wrapped up her arm, and called the Lord Wellington, and, having taken some brandy, walked into the University College Hospital, and told the porter that she had cut herself. Unwrapping her arm, she said she had left her hand at home; ...
... Lowther, of Cardigan, of a son. On the 21st ult., at the Elms, Mount Pleasant, Swansea, tbe wife of Capt. J. R. Williams, of a son. At Grade, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. John Dale, of a son. At Padstow, Dec. 29, the wife of Mr. John H. Tremain, ...
... of Coleby, aged 69. B.—Died, at Boothby hall, John Litchford, Esq., aged 77. 13.—Henry Medwell, aged 20, of Colly weston, committed suicide by drowning at Tinwell. 13.—Prince, one of the Earl of Cardigan's Crimean chargers, which hud been brought from ...
... and effect. Upwards of were realised. inquest was held Friday, December £6, before W Marshall. Esq, county coroner, the Cardigan Arms Inn, the body of Jeremiah Clithero, aged 67, a respectable cottager, who died suddenly on the previous Wednesday evening ...
... was held, on Thursday, at its house, John-street, Adelphi—Thomas Chapman, Esq., F.R.S., V.P., in the chair. Rewards amounting to £55 were voted to the crews of the institution’s life-boat stationed at Rye, Cardigan, Porthcawl, Lytham, Whitby, Hanxley, ...
... and, being captured, were despatched, and rudely interred ; but all is vague speculation and mystery. Inquests. —At the Cardigan Arms Inn, Corby, on Friday, December 26th, before W. Marshall, Esq., coroner, the body of Jeremiah Glitheroe, cottage farmer ...
... refused. Thi* Bp ...
... Day, the pro. C] vincial deputy-grand master, was elelected grand master; p Mr. W. Bell was chosen deputy-grand master; Mr. John r Croft was re-elected treasuirer ; Mr. George Ward was re- elected warden; Mr. Johu Coward was re-elected examining officer; ...
... pig-stye; had two pigs, stone the other 13 stone; they were moaning; left and returned again a little after seven o clock with John Marsh and policeman ; got one the pigs out; found was cut under the left shoulder ; the rut was seven eight inches long and ...
... 0 s. was likewise voted to the crew of the Cardigan lifeboat of the institution, fur reaeuing three persose from the smack Countess of Li.- buroe, of Aberystwith, which iu a heavy grouud hid struck on Cardigan Bar. A reward of £l3 was likewise ' voted ...
... every variety of human passion, and the latter being remarkable for humorous embodiment and originality of conception. Mr. John Barnard's music has been selected and arranged with the tact of a thorough musician. The scenes of the harlequinade are abundant ...