... (Norfolk), Puriton (Somerset), Heckmondwike (York), Llanfairmathafarneithaf (Anglesea), Cardigan, Llanarth, Llanfihangel Croyddin Upper, Melindwr, Nantcwnlle (Cardigan), Carmarthen, Kilrhedyn, Llannon, Llansadwrn, Treleach-ar-Bettws (Carmarthen), Caerhun ...

... the ool- lision, but none killed. On Monday an elderly woman died at EArroPAte from . inj arii iniltoted by her son-in-law, John Brown, a r blakomith, about twenty-five years of age. Br wn rreturned home on Tuesday last, intoxicated, and during an altercation ...

... follows:- 2, Wilson's-t 'rrace, Cardigan-road, N. Bow, Londos, NoMv. i; 1868. To Mrs. Elsmdre.-Dear ?? you please meet the parties connected with the Jennings and Quin- ton estates on Thursday, at the King's Arms, Pershore- street, Birmingham. at ...

... jury returned a verdict of accidental death. As a pleasure party were going down the river Tivy yesterday, from Cardigan, on their way to Cardigan Bay, the boat was upset and five persons belonging to the Collegiate School, were drowned. The accident occurred ...

... wbich changed the w0hole aspect of affaids, and the fence around the enclosure at the aide of the Ilats near the Foresters' Arms, and quite closeto where the meeting bad been held, waa destroyed in the twinkling of an eye. A men, while seated on a rail ...

... 2,126; Percy C. Raven, 2,092* John H. Medlicott, 2,041; Lionel A. Light, 2,047; Marmaduke s. Arnott, 2,036 ; Richard S. Strachey, 1,998; Cuthber J. O'Brien, 1,987 James K. E. Verschoyle, 1,985; John J. Whiteley, ,936; John C. Mills, ?? Herbert L. Butcher ...

... t26; Percy C. Raven, 2,092; John H. M\&edlicoit, 2,05; Lionel A. Light, 2,047; Marisaduke H. Arnott, 2,036 ;. Richard S. Strachey, x,998; Cuthhert J. O'Brien, 0,987 * James K. E. Verschoyle, 1,985; John J. Whiteley, 1,936;- John C. Mills, x,934; Herbert ...

... M.A.-Wili A Auus 'Vale Basghawe,' ld John Harney, Richard Arthsr -Kennaway, end Charles ward Led- werd, Trinity College James Robert Bennett, Arthur John P'inea, Josepl White HoRme. sd James Simpson Salman. St. John's; Thomas quppi Hall, St. Peter',; T'oms ...

... the ,tans ?? army and his bravest and most illusiriuss general, Osman the Victorious, Ad elr caiiuishel and laid clown their arms to yout and your companions i glory, the Johcrs cf his .aitaesty the Emperor of Russia. To the glorious exploits of the past ...

... than 6,cco cases were found un worthy ones and reported against. Among the other speakers were Mr. Talbot, Mr. Bosanquet, Sir John Kennaway, the Earl of Lichfield, and Sir Rutherford Alcock. Lord Shaftesbury, in responding to a vote of thanks, said that ...

... the bottles of claret, which I see your attorney describes as ot excellent quality (a laugh), under cah arm ?-No; they were both under his left arm. The mince pies were in his right hand, and the box of cigars under his right aris. Never carried an umbrella ...

... Exeter; John H. Skrine (Fellow), Merton; Rev. G. L. Elliott, Queen's; A. C. Hamilton) Howard Gilliat, and R. Walters, University ; Henry Albert Powell, Wadham; John George Wilson, Worcester; Rev. C. H. Little, S t. Edmund's Hall; Rev. John F. Spurgin ...