... charge entered ' the muscles of the right arm, lacerating thefi in a frightful re manner. Mr. Poole was conveyead home immediately, and al medical aid procured, but it was found necessary to T amputate the right arm close to the shoulder, We are £. informed ...

... HAur.sgn CoMMITs-ED eon TRIAL FOIL PEiiJiJIiY.-On Monday, at a special meetilig held at the Town-hail John Taylor, a farmer residing at Blakeney, and John W'atkins a miner, answered In a sAu-.?mone, before B. 0. Jones aild Cephein Goold, on which they were ...

... be very comfortable. This was all the public business. POLICE, MONDAT.-(Before R. 0. Jones and A. Bassett, Esqe. )-Drienk.-John O'Brien, a pitiable object of dissi- pation, was fined 5s. for being drunk, or seven days.- Alexander Elliott, a vagrant, for ...

... adjoining the turnpike rond leading from t Traces to Langan. Mr. John Howell tenant from year to year. Lot 3. A Close of LAND, containing 2A. On. 16P., and e numbered lC on the said Tithe Map. Mr. John HoNvell tenant from year to year. Lot4. 'wosevernalClosesofLAND ...

... pr opri(1tor leas-ing^ For rental and particulars apply to JOHN M3. LEEDER, Aucoti-oneer, Land, House, and F;.atabte Agent, 10, Caer-street, Sxvrax . _ _ _ ?? ?? rino be LET, the RUTL;AND ARM'S INN, IL RUTLAND4STREET, SIVANSEA4. It conta ins 12 good ledrooms ...

... Tippet, in the employ of a Mr. Johns, miller, near Truro, threw her newly-born infant out of her bedroom window into a garden, a height of at least 12ft, The ground had not been tilled for some time, and was quite hard. Mr. Johns heard cries, and, proceeding ...

... with great relief. J. B. 'Burroughs. From John Beddoe, Esq., M1.D., Clifton, October 18, 1867. 'Mr. Anderson has removed two corns from the feet of a member of my family, skilfully and without paso. John Beddoe. From Josiah Pritchardl, Esq., Surgeon ...

... Wholesale by FERRIS, I TOWNSEND, and CO., Bristol. Wholesale in London, of ALLEN and HANBURYS JOHN BELL & Co., CROSSE and BLACKWELL B. LAZENIY and SONS JOHN BURGESS and SON, and the principal Wholesale Flouses. Sole Con- Signee, W. J. COLEiAN and Co. ...

... police. The assailants had then disappeared. On nee Tuesday night four men entered the house of Mir. Milner, in John-street, and demanded arms. Nobody -eb- was in the house but an old man and two women. The, Lvo- marauders got agun and escaped. No arrest ...

... he 'was dead. The boy Brigge lingered until evening, when he died. At' Kelloe, an adjacent colliery, two men named John Smith and John Scarth were killed on Monday night by a boiler explosion. A huge mass of iron about five tons in weight was thrown clean ...

... Creditors and persons having Claims or Demands against LYDIA ROW, Widow, Francis Henry Hooke, John .Piclard Suttill, and John Wheadon, the Trustees and Executors of JOHN WALL ROW, the Testator in the pleadings of this cause mentioned, late of Crowkerno, Sail ...

... thereabouts, u- Tgwynns is distant from Cardigan aboattbree miles, and only .in half-a-anile distant from Bridell Church and the road leading ;from Cardigan-to Narboth-road Station. Bd The Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway will pass Bridell Church, de near ...