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... after, however, his hand, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to him, he died after a few hours of intense ?? Times. DzvzarmmNED SursInDE.-Mr. John George Nash, of Royston, and late a student ...
... recovered, FUDDEN DEATH IN MABYILEORT-5TREET.-On Thrive- day Mr. H. S. Wasbrough held an ii.quest at the Batb Arms, Maudlin-street, on the body of John Gibboes, boot and shoe manufacturer, of Oldbury-on-Severn, who dropped dead in Marylepert-strcet on the previous ...
... Blackwood, from Mary Williams to Alary Her m An intermediate transfer of the license of the Treden Arms inn, Elsymney, was granted to Evan Dach fri Evan Lewis.-John Cobbett, innkeeper, of Perr i, was Eummoned by Jane Tippin for a sum of £1 i., arrears in a bastardy ...
... the South Wales Railway h'otel was 1 transferred from the late Mr. Earl Godfrey to the widow; .1and the license of the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, was also transferred from the late Mr. G. Jones to the widow. e WATCH ConsrrxiTTaFE-At the monthly meeting ...
... Ptriqt Nlroo BATH. PoLICE, THunSDAY.-A labourer named John Stamp, charged with being drunk and incampable in St. John's- road, Bathwiclr, on Wednesday night, was fined 2s. and l 2s. costs.-William Hiscocks, labourer, charged with a I similar offence in ...
... have been sent a week earlier.1 VALbUE OF TROPERTY AT O1UIC5HILL, SOEaRnSET.- Mr. H. Shiner sold by auction, ait the Nelson Arms inn, Churchill, on 'uesday last, a -freehold residence, orchard, and premise's, contaiuing togetlier~1a. 2r. 27p., for £660 ...
... Edmund Edward Greenland- Mid. land Arms, John Carter to James Harkness ; lianib, Annie Watts to John Thomas Lusty; Malakoff, Wm. Tuicker to Emma Ball; Kiig William, Emma Perry to John Andrews; Prior Park tavern, Joseph John Ash. man to Wm. ...
... assistant, Car- diff, to clerk, Londonderry; Mr. A. J. Llewbellin, Malvern ride Worcester, to Cardigan 2nd ride, Carmarthen; Mr. alte H. 6. Welch, Cardigan 2nd ride, Carmarthen, to Malvern alt ride, Worcester.-Post 0(7?ce-Mr. S. Bluetit has been irongl ...
... 'antorel, Esqg. ibansduwn, F. Poole, Itq. Almond. J, Raq Laweg, H-. F.. Rail. Atchley, feorge Esqj LaWvietntI, John, Req, Atoisloy, I'ViaI 9q Morcar, John. Esg. Barnes, Ablerwaut. Mdogg, J. J., REq. Barncti, F. (1., Eqtj Paofis, C. A.. Esq. Bunyon. George, Esqj ...
... wiltlin fetrebe carried on by the said JOHN IrtFol) sod JOHN CURRY FORD) alone, who will receive and pay all Debts and LMabliflest duef to And by the late Firm. Dated this twenty third day of November, 1871. JOHN F014D. Jl)KN CURRY FORD. 18061 WM. EiD ...
... a rabbit to a bush, from which it was taken by him. He Was fined 20s. and costsi-nv hetiod. Am.-John Miles, a farmer, of Clearwell, Thomas Tyrell and John Wat- wins, of Coleford, summoned by the Monmouth autho. rity for neglectirg to send their children ...
... Dubbin was charged with assaulting John Gardener. The assault was alleged to have been committed on Tuesday, but the case was adjourned for a week to admit of witnesses being called wh~o were not nowa in attendane.-John' James, an able seaman bslougingtothe ...