... demanding as t condition of aur- rendeerigg the fortreau that be and the garrison shall be allowedi tlewave with all their arms, inoludiag artiller, and proceed to Scutaei. The Montenegrinahb. 7recommencedthebombardmeat. THE ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIANS ON ...

... Sorra of their families cheered, sad ratified its the that they nosebleed toe rotated'. of a great elation. Under the Made of arms became greet and glorious—shrill in diffming the blaster of civilisation over the whole globe—e then sat, and mill eta upon ...

... Brown, of Montrose, 2; brigantine Ocean Packet, No. 3, Harlingen, brig Fortuna, of Oater Rtsoer, 6; Cardigan Island, 4; 1 smack Elizabeth, of Cardigan, 2; Henri Helene, of Nantes, rendered assistance; schooner Jane, of Whitehaven, 6; schooner Andromeda ...

... Thomas Hcarne, G; Rev John Hall,O CC; Laurence Hunter, Very Rev Holland. John Healv. County Clare William W Healy, Henry Hunt,* Monsieur K Heritta. French Consul Very Rev HacVett, Hugh I'O’O Hencby. lOfch Hussars: John B John'ton, TC; Cant Incram, Lane ...

... ami tot.il destruction of all written Tapers guamuted. Con- BKnvnou- from a distance promptly attended to. Term! Cash. at JOHN S. BRADFORD'S. RAG, ROPE, AND WASTE STORES, 10, 2t\ 22, _ 24 Baltic SThEirr, Dundee. M'ASTJE PAPERS IKD~HOQK&,~7. RAGS, ROPES ...

... of a w man named John Williams. He was, however, vs found guilty, and eentenced on the first charge to a six months' imprisonment in Swansea Gaol. ANOTHER OnBBaaY OF. TOOLS.-AN OLD V O'FENDLE. John Williams, 6i, cabinet maker, ceias John Thomas, alias Williarn ...

... 0 o TP Lynch, Esq .. . ?? . 010 0 John Curtis, Esq .. . i- 1 0 GE Mathews, Esq ?? ?? ?? 1 o 0 Anonymouss, B F ?? .. . ..1 0 Albert ieldon, Esq . 1 0 c ?? Larkin, Es5q , a. 2 0 John S OlHagan, Esq ?? ?? ?? 2 o s John Egan, eq ?? . .. 1 ° James Connolly ...

... mined with regard to the traction engine in use on the road in the upper part of the county principally between Cardigan and Cryeemych Arms. The owner wee allowed by Act of Parliament to take the engine over the roadminder certaitirestrictioes,nearly all ...

... it naw1y built and furnished with ?? A SPACIOUS COFFEE Room, Au Ommnwb to and from Railway Station. tiel JOHN R. CLEMENTS, Manager. C ?? tl~2 JO-HN S.OLV&1J2N'TS, aManager. PUBLICATIONS Just Publisbed, for Two SVantpe hy Dr. EARNi6. M.lJUUSa Treatiseenttled ...

... prosecu'or, Mr. W. Grattan, at one time a bootmaker, at Tiverton, and a Mr. Elltcott, a witness in the dismissed case, were apprehended on a warrant, and they were charged with having conspired together to defraud the creditors of John Grattan of 10007. They ...

... delivered by Mr Philps Siaithwaite Messrs John Lockwood James Sykes jun William and John Sykes of interesting recitations dialogues were given by the scholars who been taught by Mr John E Eastwood The organist and of John’s Church kindly gave their services ...

... t, yesterdaiy can1e to a termination of an unusual ehuraoler. Au an, nained John. Grattai,' lihd been charped withil hving forged the owno oZ his uncle, Mr. Willitam (Grattan, to various bills of oxchlahgre but the magistrate dismissed the case, axd the ...