... have also sollsred savor* ; indeed, in the neighbourhood of the explooon there is quite • wreck of property. The catastrophe arms from the welcomer of one of Mr. Watkins's mistents, who, after receiving a caution from a fellow-assistant, persisted in taking ...

... are existing on the imwun to visit the girl • certainly not. Did go mostty allowance. There were up to Saturday last from Cardigan to LletherneweA I went from curiosity 210w.L m : esss i s —di geninladan—bound from Sin Francisco and • desire to make out ...

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... foremast, yards, and all heed gear. TM John Begehaw, from Penumbrae*, lea total wreck the North Beak, Caniarvon. The Deets, Dillon vessel, went down dyeing a gals on the 14th ; them of the mew picked up in Cardigan Bay; seam the crew sad a channel pilot ...

... se the Liverpool Cap has much Attention and is being largely inverted ups. a few remarks en IL probable lean. shell at the arms time be added. NEWMARKET RACES—Stivariar. Oxt Durrnato Pounne.—Gaidca, 1 ; Callipolis any, 2. 00 Pun—Mist Herrin, 1; Duke of ...

... animal, which at once flew at Mrs. Pomphrey, end bit bar on the arm, first catching bold of the dress of a young girl who was staadhig neer. The dog left three or four teeth marks on her arm, which bled rather freely. In crowexamination the whose said the ...

... for lighting theca 10 April. Mr. Eno, thought It 1•0014 ho prolong:de bunt gee by MOW rather than by contract at No per lamp Arms - man or —11•Jso Vast/ham Lek Ftberiil for Use coasts kos wasted I n t deputy lames Knaptboisia UV, solicitor. Li. Po x. sods ...

... carpenter. of Now Duey, Cardigan ; Peter Swaim, the cook (a moo odourl, of Barbedon ; David Davin. able mama. of Cardigao ; Lewis Davies, ordinary of Lianon Edwant Mark. a boy. al Careartias Jake Bate, a boy, of Plymouth Louis Chalont„ a John Monzui, able .e ...

... the room of Sir Henry Bulwer, who has been raised to the peerage, took place yesterday. The only candidate proposed was Mr. John l'eel, a supporter of the Government, and a former member of the borough, and be yes declared duly elected. The communal elections ...

... however, his head, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and , I greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to Ihim, be died after • few hours of intense suffering.—Swiss Times. Drreatrortn Scierne—Mr. John Geemiesb, and late • student of Downing ...

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