... such as arms, praying carpets, turbans either appertaining to Mahomet or his immediate successors, the first four caliphs, Kbou Bekr, Oiner, Osman, and generally distinguished as the four friends. Suuois Ciiargk Against the Governor op Cardigan County ...

... South Wales (Mr. Justice Mellor)-Haverfordwest, Feb. don,23; Cardigan, Feb 27- Carmarthen, March 2; Swansea, L the ?? 7; Brecon; March 17; Presteign, March 22; iury, Chester, March 25. case Mr.John Nopkinson, who has becomesenior wrangler for r the this year ...

... from Clifton. Bristol, with his w'ife, who have been residing at ithe G-wbert for some time pat, were observed walking arm and arm very close to the edge of the precipice-about Traeth Pistgll Ivor. They -were warned in Welsh by a woman standing by not ...

... after, however, his hand, and ultimately his arm, became inflamed and greatly swollen, and although every attention was paid to him, he died after a few hours of intense ?? Times. DzvzarmmNED SursInDE.-Mr. John George Nash, of Royston, and late a student ...

... D*irnr.si.'the 'conssemorationof the fth of November, some lads at Hanley firedw cannon, which, rebounding, struck a boy named John Williams, fracturing his thigh in two places. The sufferer diad on Saturday evening. * DP., LivrNGSTowr.-The latest report ...

... wished to divide among themii the accumulated funds. t AWFnSe VEse.lrcT.-A few days ago a, shoemaker named a Johna Davies, at Cardigan fell down some steps and received ;injuries which resulted sa his death. At thle inquest, the jury, under the direction of ...

... the South Wales Railway h'otel was 1 transferred from the late Mr. Earl Godfrey to the widow; .1and the license of the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, was also transferred from the late Mr. G. Jones to the widow. e WATCH ConsrrxiTTaFE-At the monthly meeting ...

... nt being that all the (tresses of the children were made of calico. MONUMENT TO GRATTAN.-Dublin kol)t holiday on Thursday on the unveiling of the statue of Henry Grattan on Gollege Green. An enormous procession of the trades of the citly, with bands and ...

... A 'strike has existed for some weeks att Louviere, and serions disturbances amongst the coliers broke ot oun Sunday. Fire-arms were used, and it has been foumd necessary to call out a detaob- ment from the garrison of Mons, GRmaxNY ANrD CHeINA.-The ...

... have been sent a week earlier.1 VALbUE OF TROPERTY AT O1UIC5HILL, SOEaRnSET.- Mr. H. Shiner sold by auction, ait the Nelson Arms inn, Churchill, on 'uesday last, a -freehold residence, orchard, and premise's, contaiuing togetlier~1a. 2r. 27p., for £660 ...

... 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 ...