... very large amount of landed and'other property in Glamorganshire and the adjoining counties of Carmarthen and Cardigan. The claimant is John Mordecai, an old man residing at Swansea, of which town he is native, and in which locality a large proportion ...

... the right of possession a very large amount landed and other property and the adjoining counties Carmarthen and Cardigan. The claimant is John Mordecai. old man residing at Swansea, which town he native, and in which locality a large proportion of the disputed ...

... the schooner Ellen, of Beaumaris, bound with a cargo of slate to Bristol, wss observed distress in Cardigan Bay, having parted cable. The lifeboat John Stuart, belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution, and stationed at St. Dogmael's, was promptly ...

... . 30 not out 5 A. Jebbitt. b Ford 0 b Leat 2 C. Ellis, c and b Tuck, 24 A. Fitzgerald, run out 4 F. Johns, b Tuck 7 K Budden t b Lest 20 b Tuck S. K Wallingford, c Kingsbury, b Lest 4 T. It. Saunders, b Ward 4 ...

... lb w, b Tuck 30 not out A. Jebbitt, b Ford 0 U Leat 2 C. Ellis, c and b Tuck, 24 C. A. Fitzgerald, run out 4 F. Johns, b Tuck 7 E. Budden, b Leat 20 b Tuck 1 S. E. Wallingford, c Kingsbury, b teat 4 T. Saunders, b Ward 4 S. 11,tyter ...

... the Bristol Infirmary suffering from injuries to his left arm. It appeared that he was doing something to the machinery at the prem:ses of his father, Mr R. W. Smith, printer, Temple, when his arm was caught in he shafting belt, causing such severe injuries ...

... place 37 years ago. Lady Cardigan, the wife of the brave general who led the Balaclava charge, has sent to each survivor of the Six Hundred large steel engraving in memory of her late husband. The engraving shows Lord Cardigan on his favourite charger ...