... Curtis. March 31, at Thomas-street, Mr, John Derham, aged 70. March 31, Prospect-villa, Fairfield-road, in her seventh year Ellen Mary, daughter of Mr. John William De Lay Aj>r» I, at Brisllngton, Amelia, wife of Mr. John Smith, Willi am rk hUl, Frederic ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... BURSTING OF A RESERVOIR At CARDIGAN ANI> LOSS OF LIFK. A shocking catastrophe, which calls to mind the recent bursting of the reservoir at Cwmcarn, took place at Cardigan, on Tuesday morning. A reservoir, distant from Cardigan about one mils and quarter ...

... Trawscoed, Strata-Florida, Tregaron, Font Llanio, Lampeter, Llanybyther, Maesycrugia, Pencader, Cardigan, NewcastlelLmlyn, Llandvssil, Llanpumpeaint, Conwyl, Bronwydd Arms. Carriages, Horses, and Live Stock should be alongside Two Hours before the time of sailing ...

... rehearsal.) I rode straight home. Mr. Grattan followed me, walking. He got to my residence before I went out again. He asked mne how my arm felt, 1I said, ' don't' know ; it feels so dead. I showed him my arm. it was very Much swollen and trnming black' ...

... Owen, captain of the Tivyside, trading be- tween B ristol and Cardigan, d epised that the defendamnt's. duty was to render an account to him on each voyage be- bfore he started for Cardigan. Witness, withot going theough the acoun ts defendant presented ...

... nt being that all the (tresses of the children were made of calico. MONUMENT TO GRATTAN.-Dublin kol)t holiday on Thursday on the unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on Gollege Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the citly, with bands and ...

... occupation of John D. Taylor. (2) A Warehouse and Premises, the occupation of Joseph Bissicks. (3) A Building, called the Long Room, in the occupation of the said John D. Taylor. (4) A Stable and Warehouse, late in the occupation of John Wine, but now ...

... district, £18 12s. 5d.;* Shirenew'ton, £1'75s.; ILydney, £181l7s. ld.-totai, £54 14s. 6d. CARDIFF. PBESEMTATION.-At the Cardigan Arms, on Saturday evening, a meeting of the members of the Amalgamated Socety of Elngineers was held, when Mr. Richard Rich ...

... Sageal La Grande; Telegraph and Model, both London; Sep. Flower, Cardigan; Ailsa se, Glasgow; Juno ss, Cork; Zephyr se, Waterford. Sailed-Sappho se, Howe, Rotterdam; Tivyside ss, Cardigan; Arragon ss, Brown, New York; Hispania ss, Liverpool. PI3mL, SUNDAY ...

... ,ersey; Balaclava ss, Bor. eleaux- Ilusy Bee, Cork- Sea eloler Sb, Cardigan; .1 ensaalemma, Tsganrog. ifn Kingrcoad, Rob the Ranter, Valerino. In Avonmouth, Brother's Pride, St. John's, N B. ..In Channel, Canada, Jenken, Newv York.- Shailed, Canmbria ...

... carbines are in course of issue to mounted and other corps in exchange for the Snider carbine, with which they have hitherto been armed, JAinmense quantities of shot and shell are now being issued from the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, in all direc- tions. There is ...