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... ordered be sent criminal lunatic asylum. John Harris,til,collier, was acquitted oa indictment the manslaughter William Ahsoiam, Trevethui, on the 28th ilay. William Poles. 33, labonrer. Edward Owen, labourer, and John .Tone tailor, were indicted for having ...
... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PILL AND KIN, IROAD.-Wr.DNr.soar, August 3 OW.-Satcrwl; Cardigan * Lo1 - Aniiiible*, and la-a, I t. aruiL . Ann, 1.v—.,->,- tii Carmarthen: Princes, Ja - »-»»».H Bom-ward Boai:d:-For Brut,)l-Frem'cfcat'-m June iutb. Harmony: ...
... Jamea Mr* and family, 4, Beach road Jenka Dr. and Mr*, 1, Beaufort villa* Johnaon Mr and Mi**, 5, Beach road John*ton Mr and Mr*. 7, Raglan circa* John*tone Mi**, 1, Beaufort rilla* Kay Mr and Mr*, Camp hon*e Kench Mr* and family, 1, Roxel villa* Kennedy Mr* ...
... Amalgamated Soiety of Engineers, geteam ongine Makers, andT Smitrs wias held on Thursday evening at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street, when Mr. John Burnett, the general secretary of the Amal~amated Society of Engineers, attended, and also Mr. Smeth, the ...
... message Glastonbury, but John told him tua. ha had sent message. Witness went on the plat- form to the office, and met the telegraph clerk John the door. Asied John had heard anything from Glastonbury as the relief train. John said was ' sapped vi the ...
... thelr dangerous a tent with difficulty Morper anv ‘Surcrpr,—On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Johnes. late Oounty Court Judge for the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, an: Recorder of the Borongh ...
... rescued from their dangerous position. Murder and Suicide. —On Saturday afternoon, Mr. John Johnes. late County Court Judge for the Counties of Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, Chairman of the Carmarthenshire Quarter Sessions, and Recorder of the Borough ...
... were in the Richard Spry. Mr. Grattan attended the iff ° ordinary purchaser, and bought goods there «j Mr. Grattan he had couple of cows for sal length they were, together with some poultry ** hold goods, purchased by Grattan for £65 10g bargain a promissory ...
... prevent this. It was better to trust the providence of God—in the arm the Almighty—than to what had been called the integrity of the Empire of Turkey; and he would further, and say, let there armed intervention if necessary. ■Nations, as well as individuals ...
... PIT.L AND KIN'C.KO.U).—WrosEsDAT, Sept. 13. AKBTVSD .Passed to Bristol):—Sara. Cormorant arid for Cork: Arc.o. Dublin; Lara Cardigan; Ailsu, Glastow; Annie Davey. lor Gloucester:—Ours, as, Odessa; Kose, ss .^lila SAILED :-Osear. Sundswall; Stat. Tonsben:: ...
... - Wry. and Mr Cary. Mr. sad Mrs. Akthala. Mr, and b. bla.a.• Illandry. Mr. barley. Mr. and Mrs. V. Sathar 1 W.1M.111 S./armli • I MIR— H. 11. T. 6..a1 Mra Emden Cbran.i. I Mr. and Mn. W. /made and Madly, tbs MY= F—. Cfrihtme 1'.4 rem— Ilis. 11~ ...
... readers :—Corporal John R.;evaa, the son coachbuilder, In Sheffield, joined the band of the Royal Horse Artillery 1806, having previously served in the Marines. His son, the present Mr. Sims Reeves, was born iv 1821. Corporal John Reeves was splendid ...