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... 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 ...
... All - arm ready to go with you..' Farber then attempted a purse to a bystander but be (witness) got bold it, sod found that it contained 6s. 9jd. When asked to od,Prieoner said he was not guilty, and the magistrates ccamateri him ler trial.—John Baker ...
... and was taken into custody at a publichouse. She was very violent woman. Mr. John Stride, surgeon, ICennington-lane, said had examined the prosecutor, and found on his left arm a contused wound corresponding with the cut in his coat sleeve. The prisoner ...
... Manilla; Harry Xmetl. Labrador; Abbi Thomas, B|. John’s. November 2.—Arrived: Pollux, Rotterdam. Sailed Zercon, Dubliu Amerigo, Liverpool; Cork * Argosy, Gloucester: belle, Marla, London, Liverpool; John, liam burgh. BRISTOL IMPORTS. FROM FOREIGN PARTS ...
... on criminal court. Proceedings have therefore been commenced against Evan and Hannah Jacob, the parents ; Thos. Lewis, d.. John Hughes, J. Rowlands, and Henry Harris Dallies, surgeons; audChas. Cresor Crusellis for manslaughter. Mr. Coleridge, c, of the ...
... called shifting one, in the wrill of the testator, one of his large estates, situated in the county Cardigan, did not, upon the death of his eon, Mr. John Miles, who died last year, devolve upon Mr. George Miles for life, and after his death upon Col Miles ...
... Lifeboat Institution was held on Thursday, at its bouse, John-strcet, Adelphi, London* Rewards amounting to £137 were granted to the crews of lifeboats for services rendered during the past month. The Cardigan lifeboat was launched during a strong gale from the ...
... will not be bound to accept the lowest Tender. JOHN R. PAULL, Dated Truro, 6th April, 1870. Clerk to the Board. The Bankruptcy Act, 1869. the County Court of Cornwall, holden Truro. In the Matter of JOHN DAVIES, of Tiuro, in tho county of Cornwall, Saddler ...
... 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' ...
... hands of the Federal*, garden garden, and house house. Several churches were broken into last night on the plea of a search for arms and flour. The bombardment of the Cbarope still oontioaee. The Maillot Gate ia wreck, but the passage is protected strong battery ...
... Thero was ucanimity among the doctors as to the advisability of permitting animal vaccination to be tried by the s.de of arm-to-arm vaccination. Yet, Lexpect to bear Mr, Sclater-Booth say next seesion that, in the absence of further information, and until ...
... Peter Carroll, Thomas icing. John Ford, George Baun, R. Owen Glendwr, 0 Lay Smith, William Williamson, John Breese, Buckton, Richard Young, John Lawson, William Perkin, 111$110 Hanson, John Ettrhige, R. Evans, James Pampliu, John Broks, ...