... rehearsal.) I rode straight home. Mr. Grattan followed me, walking. He got to my residence before I went out again. He asked mne how my arm felt, 1I said, ' don't' know ; it feels so dead. I showed him my arm. it was very Much swollen and trnming black' ...

... 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 ...

... district, £18 12s. 5d.;* Shirenew'ton, £1'75s.; ILydney, £181l7s. ld.-totai, £54 14s. 6d. CARDIFF. PBESEMTATION.-At the Cardigan Arms, on Saturday evening, a meeting of the members of the Amalgamated Socety of Elngineers was held, when Mr. Richard Rich ...

... ,ersey; Balaclava ss, Bor. eleaux- Ilusy Bee, Cork- Sea eloler Sb, Cardigan; .1 ensaalemma, Tsganrog. ifn Kingrcoad, Rob the Ranter, Valerino. In Avonmouth, Brother's Pride, St. John's, N B. ..In Channel, Canada, Jenken, Newv York.- Shailed, Canmbria ...

... carbines are in course of issue to mounted and other corps in exchange for the Snider carbine, with which they have hitherto been armed, JAinmense quantities of shot and shell are now being issued from the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, in all direc- tions. There is ...

... address, referred to the mercies of the season was followed by the Revs. W. C. Pratt (Cheddar R h. Mills (Nailsea John Thomas (St. John's-woo , London), W. Bagnall (Broadway, Worcestershiro), Samuel Thomas (late of Nailsea, General Goodwyn, and Mr. E ...

... Iinlli n id I il. Sil: (l'eovge served on the coast oi Syria in 1840, and in the Baltic in 1854. t The library of the late Rev. John Wood Warter, B.D., son-in-law of Robert Southey, has just been sold, t and produced £1077 1is. Resikae the Queen of the Bulgarians ...

... Hat and Feather yard, was held to bail for one month in one surety of £5.- Thomas Clark, summoned for a similar offence by John Twamley, was bound over in the same bail. BOARD OF GUARDNS.-The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, when a very ...

... Edmund Edward Greenland- Mid. land Arms, John Carter to James Harkness ; lianib, Annie Watts to John Thomas Lusty; Malakoff, Wm. Tuicker to Emma Ball; Kiig William, Emma Perry to John Andrews; Prior Park tavern, Joseph John Ash. man to Wm. ...

... assistant, Car- diff, to clerk, Londonderry; Mr. A. J. Llewbellin, Malvern ride Worcester, to Cardigan 2nd ride, Carmarthen; Mr. alte H. 6. Welch, Cardigan 2nd ride, Carmarthen, to Malvern alt ride, Worcester.-Post 0(7?ce-Mr. S. Bluetit has been irongl ...

... a rabbit to a bush, from which it was taken by him. He Was fined 20s. and costsi-nv hetiod. Am.-John Miles, a farmer, of Clearwell, Thomas Tyrell and John Wat- wins, of Coleford, summoned by the Monmouth autho. rity for neglectirg to send their children ...

... Dubbin was charged with assaulting John Gardener. The assault was alleged to have been committed on Tuesday, but the case was adjourned for a week to admit of witnesses being called wh~o were not nowa in attendane.-John' James, an able seaman bslougingtothe ...