... MACRINTOSH COATS, from Bn. 1lid. to US- Oae-third Under Rsguhar PviM-. A18o a STOCKR of EAhTHR and MACnOSH LEG- I GaNS.s 500 CARDIGAN WOOL JACKETS, forom 4 lljd. to 1. 9L 260 FLANNEL SHIKS, at Ga. 1iL, uorts isa. 9d. UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. GENTLEMEN'S SILK ...

... Ieed~bigOWS MB. JOH~N BBOH Rhas received instrueflona hEL om lit dad Pifs (h in quitting the Farm),t SELby AUCMON, on teremes. on WEDESAY O Octobr 28th. 1876, at Twelve for Oneocckpcily The whl f the above-in titoned Valua.ble _Liv ?? artF ARM STOCK, RAY ...

... Bond-street; or at the ?? of the ColDton-hall. .028_ ESTIMONIAL TO REV. JOHN MACKIE, Wo9 the snderelsned, Resldents in BrIstol and the NeIghbour- hood, having heard that th, l'ev. JOHN MAih tIIE has r signed his appointweut as Chaplain if the Royal Intirmgry ...

... in future be carried on by the asid JOHN FORD and JOHN CURRY FORD alone, who will receive and pay all Debts and Liabilities due to and by the late Firw. Dated this twenty-third day of November, 187?. JOHN FORD. JOHN CURRY FORD. 19061 WM. ED. CLARKE. B ...

... wiltlin fetrebe carried on by the said JOHN IrtFol) sod JOHN CURRY FORD) alone, who will receive and pay all Debts and LMabliflest duef to And by the late Firm. Dated this twenty third day of November, 1871. JOHN F014D. Jl)KN CURRY FORD. 18061 WM. EiD ...

... body of John Patrick Welsh, who died that morning in a awfully sudden manner, at the same house. Dr. Rogers, of Portland-s(uare, attributed death to a spasm of the is art. Verdict ?? Tuesday, at i tha Roy II Infirmary, respecting ?? death of John Coggan ...

... to this the 6elet, end it was at once agreoe to. que The Sr~As~tt direted Dr. Kenealy to be summoned by apV the Ser~geant-at.Arms, anrd he accordingly appeared at the Go- bar, escorted by the Ssrgeantnt-A~ms. On his talling his put Meal seat, the Speaker ...

... NIEWPORT. CFIAiGP5 0F ILTRlOAL1'.'AV!\(:E SAIitON. -At the Grutres, HNtsi 1) d EiIJI, Edgar 1Fenneli, filabmoeg, irned John illitgi .r at ind Jand, tI &ntg 5Iiilijji ,er ~nn-d CliiT. on Sa-turday Mrs I E. -i Icti. e;oaa'tar- en ibehalt of the Vs-. an ...

... leaving of the sick chamber by the nurse ois the Sunday evening, when. it was suggested Mitchell was alone wisth his wife, John Miles, the man in the employ of Mr. Coler, farnier, of Bath, was again examined with reference to the bottle of lotion and ...

... 1 THE., CHARGE AGAINST DETEOTIVES. I The three inspectors of detectives, John Meiklejohn, Nathaniel Druscovitch, and William Palmer, and Mr. Edward Froggatt, solicitor, were ag-ain brought up at the Bow-street Police-court, London, on Satnrday. Mr. Poland ...

... Nesvport for the purpose of I transacting business in connexion with the association, . under the presidency of the Rcv. John Jones, of Cardigan- ! shire. The Conference wits held at the Ebonezer (Welsh) Chapel. Sermnons, chiefly in Weleh, hare been prenchec ...

... Owen, captain of the Tivyside, trading be- tween B ristol and Cardigan, d epised that the defendamnt's. duty was to render an account to him on each voyage be- bfore he started for Cardigan. Witness, withot going theough the acoun ts defendant presented ...