... informed that the following dis- senting ministers have entered St. David's College, Lam peter-.—Thomas John Gower, near Swansea Thomas Richards, Cardigan; and William Thomas, Landyssel. Mr. Hill, an eminent Baptist minister, of York Chapel, Swansea, has ...

... Dausc anti ittorous.—P.O. Roberts ehar,ed John Jones, of Llandyssil, tailor, with bring drunk riotous at Llandyseil, on the 12th of Fshruary.— Fined Ss sad costs.—Mr R. Morgan charged losses, Botcher's Arms. Llandysail, with bring drunk and riotous at ...

... :—Lifebost at Whitby *arm 12 men; Haueley, 4 ; Tborponess, ; Rye boat and other boats, 18 men and 'awl; Peignmouth, 6, Plymouth lifeboat sad steamtng, 6 men and ye;; Plaistow, 4; Bule Haven, ; likaunton, 20; Ponh. eawl, 10; Cardigan. 3; Southport. 4, Lytham ...

... William Davies, farmer; Nieholaston, John Jones, farmer; Oxwie'n, George Bevan, farmer; Oystermouth, John Woollaeott, farmer, William Owen, jun., farmer ; Penmaen, Edward Knight James, clerk in holy orders ; Pennard, John Clark, farmer ; Pent:ice, George ...

... Lloyd, Nott-squ are Cardigan I). Williams, bookseller Cefricoedycymmor P. Skyms Taibach J. Hilbert, grocer Hirwain—J. Sims, chem• ist Merthyr—D. Evans, Victoria-street D. Davies, Waterford Store Penclawdd—R. B. Christopher Rhymney John Evans, grocer Abergavenny ...

... Agents in the District • — Cardiff John Rees, George-street, Docks „ D. Davies, Hayes Bridge „ John Thomas, Charlotte-street W. H. Milner, Bute Docks » Hartnell, grocer, Canton Aberdare T. Jones, Tea-pot Abertillery John Price Aberammon R. P. Charles, druggist ...

... infantry, armed, latterly, for the most part, with rifles, but in the instance with old-fashioned muskets, fowling-pieoes, revolvers, and whatever they could get. Speaking generally, the insurgents, to whatever oorps they belonged, were armed anyhow, dressed ...