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... Oka The idel WU ow parcel was &MOO. • CORRESPONDENCE. THE WELSH POLITICAL EVICTION-4. EVAN BEYNON j T. DAVIES, BANK HOUSE CARDIGAN. TO EDITOR OF CAVIDUA DALLT LEADMIL Bm,—ln a late number of the Western Hall, Mr. Davies unhesitatingly states that the ...
... tsueenn. on my watch-tower, I have qu i e tly observing the political conduct of our ud t he Tory lancllords and landladies In Cardigan. some times I have been highly amused at what ll the mountebank pranks of that section ot iio ca see and splutter, and ...
... This youth Bristow now made the most earnest appeals to Brown to save him, and despite the of comfort and hope which were &armed to hire by his suffering mate, his head dropped upon his shoulder, and ht also fell a corpse beside poor Taylor. For two Wars ...
... witnesses. actives TO or (.11.n bletax.-John Arundel, a rag-gatherer, was memo aed for buying lees than 112 pounds of lead at one time. It was proved that to. defendant had purchased We. of lead • youth monad John Owens, whom he WA given 10d. for it. The ...
... leer. , Thom was est the law, them its sais i W. have bet tt recoil =from Locke, from his chair; cad easegasd to ; Charter arm* sw. . _; Jok• ' Ind to Thor. Th e be a long were is to am* over th* • el the , against amdtlieneadm Tibe bid, to some extaih ...
... went through to him. I found all right there. At • point opposite the engine-house I found Nettle and John Davis They were getting the fireman Grattan from his work through a hole in the madion.work that I blown out. I retraced my steps towards the pit ...
... - Osi the February, Mr John Dianermio.. ' arftrdidp• Seraleethhire. in his year Ifelettesa, at his residence, Stepney-plow after a keg Mr Alban Davie., officer. ZVANS.-05 the Wet thlreary, at the rearm* of his at Pendre. Cardigan. DI Ina Evans, late as ...
... the ( obis *HMO Harris *even In the bottom of the lam brought up. Harris died afterwards, but Brien is MB , alive. _ _, John Grattan, firemen, Mid he hag been eleven at the Marfa, awl employed there now. He charge of the boilers imen Hew ile in gm , at ...
... girl could not move het left aide. lie Whamlned WI aide; it appeared to he slightly colder a,. thal l . ,' light. The left arm was close le notiee4 :Mt ate bllghlif Weed the ~---- 7 r •Pqa.,.. line with less then the he felt the right side of the z up ...
... ARRIVALS. March.29th, p.m. tide. Lafrowda, Harvey, Penzance. Welcome, Bristol. Grape. Pendergast, Portsmouth. John and Mary, DII.II stone, Plymouth. John Byn ( r ) Darnell. Bordeaux. Georgians Greaten, Allen Southan (es). Jackson, Bristol, gene r al cargo. V ...
... SOLE) BY AUCTION, by ME. R. IL porlo may be dr lir. John Thomas, Fund amounted, at 31st December, 1869, to 1. ROBERTA, es the Black Lieu Hotel, en TIMIS- Presemeste, lithdilo •at the abIRICIT'II Arms Hotel, •141,198. ft'illegt dig Other Mt Weseiressaill ...
... Tucker, Antwerp, ballast. S. D. Carlton, 883. Palfrey, Liverpool, ballast. Zelland, 300. Kennedy, Appledors, ballast. Maria H., Arms, Waterford. ballast. Hampshire (se), 424, Thompson, Southampton, empty. Columbine (se), 498, Harrison, Greenock, ballast. Old ...