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... penalty of fine. Death from Poison.—A case of suicide during tcmi>orary insanity is reported from Blandford, in Dorset. Mr. John Henry Marshall, stone mason, who fell from his horse some years ago and who latterly suffered from mental excitement, took ...
... Looney's death. The names of the prisoners were Michael Farraher, Joseph McCann, Thomas Glennon, all dock labourers, and John Coyle and John Jones, carters. They were identified as being actively concerned th« fray, and keeping the ring with belts and sticks ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A 'strike has existed for some weeks att Louviere, and serions disturbances amongst the coliers broke ot oun Sunday. Fire-arms were used, and it has been foumd necessary to call out a detaob- ment from the garrison of Mons, GRmaxNY ANrD CHeINA.-The ...
... Efsq.. of fotham. I ; HAY\va ED-HUUXTABLE -January ii, at St. Andrew's Church, a Montpe ier, bay the Rev C. Clark. vicar, John Hayward. of I this citY, to Emily, only daughter of the late Joseph Huxtable, t Is Eq., of Clifton. JAM F.S-CEATIBe.-November8 ...
... FargusandCo. , 6 0 0 William ln ,,ik . . . _ 0 o 0 Samuel leudgett . ,, 60 0 Thomas Wedmore 2 2 2 0 W. BiUl Budggtt 2, ., f 2 0 John Pareaus ,. _ , I 0 Total - _ _ . £484 19 0 DONATIONS thainlully received- by RO3UPT LANG, Mancombe, Henbury.-Sth Mlarch, 1870 ...
... annum ,) Lot 2. A CitTTAGF, 04OviiDlaN. and OUT-:BILDINGS, - containing 22 rerchens . juisning the Weoloyan Chvpel and Lana of John Snvcry, and in t..o occupation of Henry Stephens, at £5 per annum. Lot 3 A COTTAGE, GARDEN, and OUT-BUILDINGS, e containing ...
... 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 ...
... Thi THEc CIVIL r~to muIIF-1.Eatumod Beuciac-.- M~r, B. Mayo, min ia Cardigan district Carinarthen, to Kidderminster district, co NV.Worctr;- Mr. 1I Hall, examiner, to supervisor. Cardigan ' iml i- district, C armnarthon; Mr. P. Byrne, St. Clear's second ...
... Amalgamated Soiety of Engineers, geteam ongine Makers, andT Smitrs wias held on Thursday evening at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, when Mr. John Burnett, the general secretary of the Amal~amated Society of Engineers, attended, and also Mr. Smeth, the ...
... 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 ...