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... and Irish Independence became inseparably and irrevocably one. Asa non-Catholic, then, I am ruled ous of court, as well as Grattan and Tone and O'Brien and Davi. We are not quite Irish, under this rale. Counsel onthe other aide, indeed, is willing to take ...
... CARMARTHEN. CHARGE OF MINSLAUGHTrlt. -On Saturday John Bart- lett, late watchman at the level crossing on the Carmar- then Cardigan Railway, was brought up before the county bench charged with the manslaughter of Mary Davies, wife of the toll-collector ...
... Paine; Surgeon, Dr. Sheen. Gentle- men visitors for the week: Messrs. Griffith Phillips, John McConnochie, Rees Jones, and John Morgan. Present, Bev. A. Tilly and Mr John Morgan.-Chas. T. Vachell, M.B., Lond., House Surgeon. HAMADRYAD HOSPITAL SHIP, CARDIFF ...
... Physician, Dr. Edwards Surgeon, Dr. laylor. Gentle- men visitors for the week: Messrs. Griffith Phillips, John McConnochie, Rees Jones, and John Morgan. Present, Revs. A. Tilly and J. Waite.—Chas. T. Vachell, M.B., Lond., House Surgeon. HAMADRYAD HOSPITAL ...
... plaintiff could not tell whether Hill or was owner. Hill was liable. Judgment for piaintm. John Davies, farmer, near Bronwydd Arms, sued the y^r- marthen and Cardigan Railway for £ 11, the heifer which fell from the field on to the defendan and was killed ...
... ts cannot fail to have its weight with trades- men generally. GAS EXPLOSION AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS.—Yester- day evening an explosion of gas occurred at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street. It appears that the son of the landlord (Mr. Jones) was retiring to ...
... vividly sketched. In the raidst of men gathering to arms, Meagher'e was not the' soul to renmain unmoved. His wan the very nature to catch fire under such cir- cunastances and to respond to the call of arms as if it ri- f was an angel spoke. The cause was ...
... feebly resisted the demands preesed ( home by the gloricas oratory of Grattan, the e forcible pathos of Curran, Flood's stittesman- I ship, and the vigorous energy of Burgh. The % armed people, who had extorted their rights more c from the fear than the ...
... Plymog; 2d, John R. 'Jones,. Lleweni H~all. .Bawoh hanner nen gross rywonaeth-lf, John Reobeats, W~elihouss; 2i1, John Roberts,. Geinas, Bodiferi.. ; Heiffer hannerneagroesrywogaetb, dros-ddwy a. than dairblwyddoed-laf, J. Scott Bankes;2iI, John F. Roberts ...
... ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. A meeting of this institution was hold on Thursday at itshouse, John-street, Adelphi, London, Mr. Thomas Chap- mai, P.11.B., V.P., iu the chair. Mr. Richard Lewis, the .secretiny, having read the minutes of the previous ...
... two great public advantages for the district and suburb of Loath. GAS EXPLOSION AT THE CARDIGAN ARMS. — On Wednesday an explosion of gas occurred at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street. It appeals that the son of the landlord (Mr. Jones) was retiring to rest ...
... Canton, from William Meek to John Aureiiua Albion Hotel, from Eliza Watson to Richard Watson Plasterers' Arms, Canton, from Richard Hill to David Davix Duke of York, from Charles Allen to Thomas Williams Lamb and Flag, from John Francis to Ann Francis Piue ...